Testimonials About
Danbury Westerville

My mom has been a resident of Danbury Westerville for six years. Although she's gone from independent living to memory care in The Glen, her care has always been consistent and generous. Many of the employees have become like family, and I know mom is in good hands. Many thanks to those employees who dole out hugs and love like the residents were your own family!

Many years ago, a friend counseled me about finding a preschool for my oldest son. "Don’t look for a place that he will love, look for a place that will love him." Young or old, we all thrive when the people responsible for our care are kind, compassionate, and recognize what makes us unique. The staff at Westerville doesn’t just know what my parents need; they understand who they are. Mom and Dad have aged differently. At Westerville they can continue to live together while Mom enjoys her independence and the social engagement, and Dad has the assistance he requires. I have peace of mind knowing that the staff is looking out for each of their best interests. Mom and Dad and I love Westerville, because Westerville loves them!

My mother is a resident in the Memory Care area. The staff is friendly, kind, caring and considerate. I especially like that there is a nurse on duty 24/7 to give any medical care that is needed. The staff is always ready to address any concerns that I have. But the best thing is that mom is comfortable and content at Westerville.

I am very thankful for Danbury Westerville. The nurses are attentive to my mom’s needs, the staff motivates her to attend exercise class and the team does an excellent job of communicating with me. Transferring my mom from another assisted-living facility to Danbury Westerville remains a wise decision.

My brother and I were very close through the years and I wanted him to be in a place that he would be at home. Danbury Westerville was the perfect place! From the moment that we walked in you could feel the difference in the staff. Not only was Steve treated as family, but the staff treated all of Steve's family as part of their family. Steve was loved and very well taken care of during his seven years as a member of the Danbury Westerville family.

A service industry can buy printed and broadcast advertising; however, trust, reputation, and goodwill cannot be purchased, they must be earned. In my opinion, this community has richly earned and deserves recognition for those attributes which we value so highly.