Start out by communicating with your family and physician. Explore assisted living communities and nursing homes in your area. Talk with the professionals that manage these communities. If you are able to maintain your independence but need support with daily tasks, assisted living may be right for you.
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Each setting offers a different level of care. Nursing homes provide 24-hour nursing supervision. Assisted living communities provide supported living and health-related services allowing an individual enhanced choices and greater independence.
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Recent estimates show that in the United States over 12 million people of all ages require some help with long-term care needs and decision-making. This number is increasing rapidly in our senior population as medical technology extends lives.
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People should start planning early for potential long-term care needs. This can be done through seeking advice regarding available services before the need arises. Most importantly, people should become aware of assisted living communities and nursing homes within their community. Getting to know the people on staff and the services offered well in advance of need will make the decision process and transition much easier for both the prospective resident and family.
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Assisted living is generally for those seniors who choose to, or can no longer manage a household on their own, but who do not need the intensive, 24-hour complex medical care of a traditional long-term care nursing facility.
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Royalton Woods includes a licensed nursing staff on-site daily. Nurses will coordinate all health-related services and may provide limited skilled nursing services to meet the resident’s care needs.

Our supportive staff of resident attendants is available 24 hours daily to provide assistance with personal care and emergency response. Additional support staff members are available to provide housekeeping, laundry, maintenance and nutritional services.

The Social Coordinator is on-site to lead residents in a variety of social and recreational programs.

The Administrative staff provides direction and support to all team members and manages the daily services offered at Royalton Woods.
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Upon moving into Royalton Woods, each resident is assessed by our team. Together, we determine what services are required to meet the individual's personal needs. Based on the assessment process our staff will develop a resident service plan, coordinating all health-related and supportive services for each resident. The service plan may also include community-based services provided by a home health agency. This may include physical, occupational and speech therapy as well as skilled nursing care. Medicare or other insurance providers may pay for some community-based services. Our team is ready to assist with coordinating additional services when needed.
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To learn more about Activities and Events offered at Royalton Woods, click here.

Our most popular weekly events include a wide variety of social gatherings including card games, as well as fitness and conditioning programs, cooking clubs, educational talks, and shopping adventures. We also coordinate various religious services from Bible study to Devotional Services that represent several different religions. Sunday transportation is also provided to places of worship within the community of North Royalton.

Musical and drama entertainment is always a popular event well attended by many. Planned outings include the Amish Country, Playhouse Square and Progressive Field just to name a few.
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To learn more about medication management, please click here.

At Royalton Woods we offer four levels of service. In Levels One and Two, a resident may administer their own medication which they keep in their apartment. In Levels Three and Four, we offer assistance with medications by a licensed nurse.
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Royalton Woods offers short-term respite care to suit many purposes from recovery from an illness to experiencing assisted living on a trial basis to see if it is right for you.

At Royalton Woods, we believe a resident should stay as long as his/her needs can be met. To that end, we support the provision of Hospice Care from Seasons of Life Hospice, and can assist you in making these decisions if necessary.
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Assisted living usually is paid for privately - either by the individuals themselves or in combination with their families, or in some cases by long-term care insurance policies.

While a resident of an assisted living center, an individual can receive Medicare coverage for some skilled services provided by home health agencies (i.e. physical, occupational, speech therapy or skilled nursing) or hospice services. The VA may also provide financial support for qualified veterans or spouses.

The Medicaid Waiver Program is available at Royalton Woods. For further information, please contact us directly at 440-582-4111.
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In Ohio, assisted living communities with 17 or more individuals are regulated by The Ohio Department of Health under the classification of Residential Care Facility (RCF). Royalton Woods is licensed by the Ohio Department of Health and inspected by the Department on a regular basis to ensure we continue to meet or exceed the required standards. For additional information, please contact us.
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To receive information about Royalton Woods Retirement Living call us at 440-582-4111 or use our contact us page to send a request for more information.
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