StoryPoint Grove City

I visited StoryPoint yesterday with one of my students so she could complete her volunteer hours for graduation. It was actually the last thing she needed in order to graduate. The day itself was pretty gloomy outside, but from the moment we walked in, the Life Enrichment Coordinator, staff, and residents completely turned that around. We were welcomed so warmly. The group we joined was full of energy. We sang, danced, joked around, and had some really great conversations with the residents. Everyone was incredibly kind and engaging, and it honestly made the whole experience feel special. At the end of our time there, the coordinator spent a few minutes talking with us about how she found her way into this line of work and the steps she took to build a career she clearly loves. She even gave my student her business card and told her the door is always open if she ever wants to come back to volunteer or apply for a job. My student graduated today, and she told me she would love to work somewhere like StoryPoint someday. That says a lot about the kind of environment they’ve created there. Absolutely fantastic people and atmosphere. I highly recommend StoryPoint and cannot wait to visit there again.

I can’t say enough wonderful things about StoryPoint Grove City. From the moment you walk in, you can feel the warmth and care that surrounds the residents. The building itself is absolutely beautiful, but what truly stands out is how engaged and active everyone is. The new Life Enrichment Director has brought such a refreshing energy. There is always something meaningful and fun happening. It means everything to know our loved ones are not only cared for, but genuinely happy, stimulated and involved. Thank you for going above and beyond to create such a vibrant and fulfilling environment.

Employee left alone during medical emergency and denied help because of race and disability and this is a medical facility. Nobody called a nurse to check on employee . Management should be terminated. It is unethical. Read before sending seniors to Storypoint.….An employee since 2017 with a known disability had a medical emergency in the dining room during dinner and needed assistance. The manager Lisa did not help her. She walked away. The employee was crying and yelling from pain and managed to get to the Breakroom where she sat ALONE. She could have had a stroke or passed out but the manager did not care. I am sure Lisa would have done the same to a resident. I found the employee in the Breakroom, crying and unable to walk. I found an employee named halima who got a wheelchair and wheeled her to car and we went to hospital. The manager abandoned a person with a disability who needed medical attention.

I found Storypoint by a whim. My mom was being discharged from the rehab facility on short notice. Was on my way to drop an application of at another facility and I came across Storypoint. I set up a tour for the next day and the moment I walked in I knew this was the place I wanted my mom.