Anderson
$3,900 – $7,000/mo
Starting price
Nursing Home
Care types
1 Bedroom
Room options
No
Wheelchair access
About Anderson
Anderson provides skilled nursing and rehabilitation services in Cincinnati's Forestville neighborhood, focusing on both short-term therapy and long-term care needs. The community supports residents with 24-hour nursing availability and a range of amenities such as a library, fitness room, arts and activity spaces, and restaurant-style dining. Families appreciate the attentive therapy staff and the clean, well-maintained environment. Anderson’s location near Mercy Health Anderson Hospital and local conveniences offers practical benefits for residents and families. While the care quality varies among staff, the community strives to support residents with medical and daily living assistance, including meal preparation and social activities that encourage engagement and comfort.
Our Care Approach
Anderson emphasizes skilled nursing and rehabilitation with 24-hour nursing availability and therapy services. Care focuses on supporting daily living activities and medical needs, though reviews indicate variability in staff consistency and attentiveness. The community appears to prioritize therapy and short-term recovery while managing long-term care challenges.
Family Experience
Families often find the staff welcoming and appreciate clear communication during transitions. Many mention satisfaction with therapy services and the support provided for family involvement. However, some families express frustration with inconsistent nursing care and administrative decisions impacting resident well-being.
Care & Services
Services and care programs available at Anderson.
Medical Care Services
Includes 24-hour nursing, medication management, and health monitoring tailored to skilled nursing and rehabilitation patients.
Personal Care Services
Assistance with bathing, dressing, mobility support, and daily living activities is available to support resident independence.
Specialized Care
Focuses on rehabilitation therapies such as physical and occupational therapy; memory and behavioral care are not provided.
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Living Environment
Cleanliness & Maintenance
The facility is consistently described as clean and well-maintained, with pleasant odors and tidy common areas noted by multiple reviewers.
Atmosphere & Community Feel
The community atmosphere is generally positive with active therapy programs and social activities, though some residents experience variability in staff engagement and care.
Safety & Security
While no specific security features are detailed, some concerns about staff professionalism and patient monitoring suggest room for improvement in safety oversight.
Amenities
Reviews
Based on 28 reviews
Reviews reflect a mix of positive experiences with therapy staff and cleanliness alongside concerns about inconsistent nursing care and staff professionalism. Many families highlight caring therapists and helpful administration, but some mention issues with staffing stability and communication. Overall, residents and families who need moderate care and frequent visits tend to have better experiences, while those with higher medical needs report challenges.
- Wonderful nursing and physical therapy staff
- Clean and well-maintained environment
- Responsive administration and helpful family communication
- Inconsistent nursing care quality and staffing shortages
- Unprofessional behavior reported by some staff members
- Concerns about care for high-needs or medically fragile residents
Elizabeth Hagler
I have been in the Anderson Rehabilitation Center for a week. The nursing and PT staff are wonderful. The food is more than adequate... I wanted to stay in Anderson and was nervous of the low stars. But I am so glad I came here.
Bonnie Hughes
I came here through agency I am giving 2 stars because the facility is very nice and clean. Cleanliness is not what makes a facility though it’s the staff. I see why this place has no staff, very unorganized and unprofessional. I asked the RN on duty for 10 hours for charting information so I can chart she finally tells me that I do not need to worry about the charting which concerned me because i know how much facilities want their charting done. To top it off their is a male staff aide here who kept coming down my hall watching me work he made me very uncomfortable to the point I had to ask him to please stay away and go back to his work area. I will definitely not come here for another shift again.
Kristin Norries
My elderly mother lived here for over two years. With any nursing home I think there are ups and downs, lots of adjustments to be made and get used to, its hard no matter what. With that being said, I can still say overall my mother's experience here was not great. I can say that some of the staff are amazing and the most wonderful people and caregivers. They do not get paid enough and are underappreciated, thus sadly many of them come and go. The overall care here is middle of the road, mostly due to the variety in staffing. Some are amazing, and others should not be in health care because they do not truly show care for the patients, treat them like human beings with feelings, etc. What really cemented this being a terrible experience for my mom were the owners and administrators, the way they run things and their bottom line, which is to cover their liabilities and make profit, in my opinion. Also, a group of her caregivers banded together to treat my mom in a way that made her feel less than human. This was accepted by staff leaders and treated as if it were the norm. Thankfully, she found a new place to live that takes great care of her. Sadly, she was forced to leave many friends behind whom she will never see again. They had become a pseudo family for her during her years there, this was and is still very traumatizing and sad for her. I would say if your loved one has a low need level, are cognitive, and have people nearby able to visit frequently this place is okay, but if they are medically fragile, high needs patient, don't have family around to visit and check in or have any conditions that could make them more medically needy in the future, then choose elsewhere.
3 more residents rated this community with an average of 4.7 stars
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Pricing
$3,900 – $7,000/mo
Pricing varies by room type, care level, and services selected.
Available Room Types
Value Consideration
Pricing details are not provided, but the community offers a broad range of amenities and 24-hour care, suggesting value for families seeking comprehensive nursing and rehabilitation. Mixed reviews on staffing and care quality may affect perceived value for those with higher medical needs.
Location & Neighborhood
About the Area
Located in the Forestville area of Cincinnati, Anderson benefits from proximity to Mercy Health Anderson Hospital and local amenities like pharmacies, restaurants, and places of worship. The neighborhood offers a mix of residential and commercial services, supporting convenient access to medical and daily needs for residents and their families.
Nearby Attractions
- Mercy Health Anderson Hospital
- Skyline Chili restaurant
- Crossroads Church East Side
Public Transportation
- Local bus routes along Beechmont Avenue
- Nearby transit stops connecting to Cincinnati city center
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