Liberty Residence II

My brothers quality of life has improved so much since becoming a resident at this facility. He enjoys the activities and the staff treats him with respect and care. I would highly recommend this facility.

My loved one lived there for some time. The staff are truly caring an treated me and my mother like family. Always felt welcomed and the building was clean . My mother raved about the food and loved many of the staff. My mother was always treated with respect and dignity .

I think people tend to be a bit too loose with 1 and 5 star ratings. But I''m really hard-pressed to find any deficiency in our interactions with Liberty. The staff is always friendly. The COVID precautions are reasonable and well-informed and communicated. It smells and looks clean. The price i...

I think people tend to be a bit too loose with 1 and 5 star ratings. But I''m really hard-pressed to find any deficiency in our interactions with Liberty. The staff is always friendly. The COVID precautions are reasonable and well-informed and communicated. It smells and looks clean. The price is fair. Our family member wasn''t keen on going. Now he isn''t keen on leaving. We''ve been on-site 1-2x a week since we arrived 2 months ago so, although it''s been a short period of time, we''ve had many observation opportunities. As for the food... I think it might be too delicious! Every meal I''ve seen I wanted a plate for myself. A lot of interactions ride largely on how you approach the situation. We''ve been positive, understanding, patient, and friendly. And that has been reciprocated. I would take the negative reviews with a grain of salt. Every interaction relies on both parties being "cool".

My mother-in-law is at Liberty Residence, and we're very happy with it. They had all kinds of activities before COVID. They take them out to places, and they do all kinds of things. They also offer all the basic amenities, and I think the food is fine. We're very, very happy there.

It was difficult and a long process to convince my parents to sell their home of over 50 years to move. For a few years BevLong had delivered a hot meal monthly and built a relationship with them. After my mom fell several times she was finally convinced they would be safer in an assisting living ...

It was difficult and a long process to convince my parents to sell their home of over 50 years to move. For a few years BevLong had delivered a hot meal monthly and built a relationship with them. After my mom fell several times she was finally convinced they would be safer in an assisting living facility. They wanted to stay in the Wadsworth area. I looked at a few places and then presented them with the information. Liberty Residence 2 fit their budget better. In July of 2018 we moved them. The adjustment was harder for my mom than my dad. I had piece of mind knowing they were in a safe place where there was medical staff 24/7, they were getting a hot meal 3 times per day, and taking medicine as it was prescribed. Eventually I had to increase their levels of care to include personal care for both of them and transferring for my mom as she had Parkinson’s Disease and was mostly in a wheelchair. The staff was always kind, helpful, and communicated well with me. I talked with Teresa the Director of Nursing frequently due to their ever changing health conditions. She was always very kind and was very sweet to listen to me vent or cry when it became a lot! Early in 2019 I had to move my dad to a memory care unit, which left my mom at Liberty alone. The staff was very supportive of her and encouraged her to participate in activities, which she did and enjoyed them! In the summer of 2019 we put my mom on hospice. Hospice of the Western Reserve and the staff at Liberty Residence worked together to give my mom a good quality of life. They started out in a one bedroom apartment on the second floor but when a studio came open on the first floor we moved her. My dad passed away in September 2019, the staff was AWESOME at supporting my mom. They paid extra attention to her while always communicating well with me how she was doing. The Friday after my dad passed she had a grand mal seizure, she became unresponsive and passed 3 weeks after my dad. During her last days the staff was phenomenal very supportive with hugs, talks, and just being present!! They always cared for mom as though she was family. She loved them and they loved her. I know she was challenging and gave them a run for their money most days, but they were always there when she needed them. Thank you to all the staff you will always hold a special place in my heart! Thank you for doing what you do daily!!😘

This place is not a good place to leave a loved one. The management is terrible, they do not care for their staff and they do not care about what kind of residents they bring in. I have seen some residents living there that should not be at an ASSISTED LIVING FACILITY, they should be at a nursing ho...

This place is not a good place to leave a loved one. The management is terrible, they do not care for their staff and they do not care about what kind of residents they bring in. I have seen some residents living there that should not be at an ASSISTED LIVING FACILITY, they should be at a nursing home where they can get more care. The food is not good. It is sometimes even ice cold when served. Also their dining room is never clean and their “main entrance” furniture is old and not comfortable for them to be sitting on. Residents are not taken care of by trained professionals. I had a family member there and I would hear the staff talk horribly about other residents or even other staff members loudly for people living or visiting to hear. Their rooms are not cleaned by house keeping as they should be. It is not a pleasant place to be and I hated visiting there. I would not recommend this place to anyone.