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Assisted Living

The Inn at Ironwood

6699 Ironwood Blvd, Canfield, OH 44406
The Inn at Ironwood, Canfield, OH

Overview

Situated on a beautiful parcel of wooded land, The Inn at Ironwood provides residents with a community to truly enjoy their retirement years. With five-star hotel-like amenities throughout and three opulent floor-plans for suites, The Inn at Ironwood sets the standard for Assisted Living. Residents are encouraged to learn, grow, and experience life in a safe and compassionate environment. The Inn at Ironwood is currently certified by ODA to provide the basic service or both the basic service and memory care. We are currently accepting consumers who are enrolling in the AL program or MyCare OH.

Room Types

  • 1-Bedroom Apartments
  • 2-Bedroom Apartments
  • Studios

Care

Assisted Living

A living option for seniors or individuals who require assistance with daily activities such as bathing, dressing, or medication management while maintaining a level of independence. Assisted living facilities offer personalized care plans and social activities that promote quality of life for their residents.

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The Inn at Ironwood Reviews

  • Kierra Ivy

    a year ago

    My partner's face broke my heart when he returned to the car... He saw quite a few of the residents here sitting outside on a hot day (93 degrees) and he just wanted to brighten up their day by buying them all some Popsicles. Of course he wanted to ask for permission first so he walked in to ask the employees if it was okay. One of them went and got the chef to ask him and when he came out he was visibly angry. He walked up to my partner and said, "I can't help you! We can't help you." My partner said I understand and reached out to shake his hand and he didn't even bother to shake his hand. He treated him like crap just because he wanted to do something nice for the residents-none of whom he knew! This just goes to show you that we now live in a world where you can't even engage in a random act of kindness because people will always assume the worst. Smh. If you have a parent that lives here I truly hope they are treating them well.

  • TONY DIMUZIO CPT

    3 years ago

    VMy mother is a resident and in the beginning she hated the place. NOW SHE LOVES LIVING THERE . I really appreciate your efforts on making her feel at home. You guys keep her busy with activities and turkey races which he told me about you put a smile on my face as she was happy again.

  • Sandy Gaskill

    4 years ago

    My mom lived there about three years ago. She was treated with respect and kindness. Unfortunately my mother passed. Now my father in law is living there. He has a special diet, they have bent over backwards to meet his restrictions. Again very kind.

  • Elaine “Cooking mama” B.

    9 years ago

    We will be touring again to make a final decision

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