Jennings Hall, located in Garfield Heights, Ohio, is part of the nonprofit Jennings organization, which includes various senior living and care services within its broader campus environment. While Jennings Hall primarily offers subsidized independent living apartments for older adults with limited income, residents also benefit from access to a spectrum of supportive care through neighboring assisted living and skilled nursing options provided within the Jennings community. The facility is designed to accommodate aging-in-place needs and incorporates technology upgrades to foster resident independence and enhance safety measures.
Within the nursing care setting, Jennings Hall offers a broad range of medical and supportive services. Nursing staff are available to assist residents with hospice and palliative care needs, providing symptom management and support for both the individuals and their families. Respite care and short-term rehabilitation are available for those recovering from illness or surgery, with access to therapies aimed at improving functional abilities. The facility supports residents with English as their primary language and is equipped to assist those with incontinence care necessities and ambulatory care requirements. A secured memory care unit is available for individuals living with dementia, supported by specialized staff and programming. Additional medical support includes on-site visits from optometrists and podiatrists, access to licensed massage therapists, and regular wellness checks focused on diabetes management, medication administration, and overall chronic disease management. The campus features a barber and beauty salon, providing personal grooming services, as well as fitness programs tailored to residents’ mobility and health levels. Services such as full assistance with activities of daily living—including bathing, eating, dressing, and toileting—are provided to those who require hands-on care.
Transportation services at Jennings Hall are available to residents for both medical appointments and non-medical outings, with provision of transportation offered at cost. This enables residents to attend healthcare visits off-site, as well as participate in community activities, shopping trips, or other personal errands. The transportation program aims to support resident independence and access to the broader community.
Resident and family feedback about Jennings Hall is highly mixed. Persistent concerns have been raised regarding understaffing, particularly in the memory care unit and during overnight shifts, which some find detrimental to resident safety and care quality. There are reports alleging incidents of unprofessional staff conduct, delayed responses to abuse claims, theft, and lapses in communication—especially related to hospice care and urgent health matters. Some reviewers cite insufficient provision of physical therapy, with claims of preventable injuries or declines in health. Conversely, certain families commend the facility for its compassionate care, cleanliness, friendly atmosphere, and wide offering of services. Individual staff are sometimes recognized for exceptional dedication. In summary, while Jennings Hall provides an array of services within a supportive campus, experiences and satisfaction with care quality vary, notably influenced by staffing levels and communication practices.
Costs at this community start at $3,000 and range up to $6,965. The average price in the community is $4,982, which is less than the average price in the area of $5,056. The cost of nursing homes in this area is essentially the same as the cost throughout the state. If the resident needs other services, additional services may increase the monthly cost.