Dublin Retirement Village

Management fostered a culture of inclusion. Other residents for the most part, we're very friendly and outgoing. They had a lot of activities to keep residents busy and engaged. Unfortunately [name removed] had a massive stroke on [date removed], she died on [date removed].

They just remodeled and added a lunch Bistro. The food has been good . They offer so many programs and activities- there's something for everyone. Very welcoming community. DRV is awesome. Very caring staff. Couldn't be happier with our decision.

The staff was wonderful. They were prompt in responding to any requests or concerns. The facility was well maintained and Dad loved the food! We were happy the had a doctor available to meet with Dad. It felt like home every time we came to see Dad….always welcomed by the staff.

The staff are exceptionally well trained and friendly. Excellent communication between management and residents. Brunch every Friday, at which time there is a meeting with management, all managers present. The building is well maintained and clean, and the grounds cannot be duplicated. Food is generally good. Like everyone, staffing is a current challenge.

This is a clean and beautiful community. It has beautiful views of nature and the park. The people are nice but right now is a hard time for everyone with the staffing challenges that everyone is going through. The administration staff have been very helpful and available through the process. The tour was great and I got to see everything that I needed and they gave me all of the information that I needed.

We moved my mom to an assisted living room during the pandemic. Everyone from administrators to the care givers made the move a wonderful experience for all of us. They has a "move-in coordinator" who did an amazing job before, during and after the move. Since we were not allowed to go inside, she sent me videos and floor plans of the room to help us decide what my mom needed in her new space. We brought the furniture and things to the loading dock and they moved it to her room and set it all up. They had caregivers work with her to get things put away quickly. One caregiver let my mom call us on her cell phone the day. She moved on a Friday afternoon and maintenance had her adjustable bed, cable and phone hooked up by Monday morning. My mom is happy and adjusting to her new surroundings. I really think they are doing an amazing job during this pandemic.

It’s been a year since my last review, and even with the pandemic, this place continues to provide outstanding care! Little issues with dietary were easily resolved with an email, and the responsiveness of [name removed](the healthcare RN), [name removed](the administrator), [name removed](the activity director) and [name removed](community liaison), all of the front desk staff and[name removed] have exceeded my every expectation. I’m an RN still working and totally understand the impact of the pandemic on congregate communities, but this community has successfully gone above and beyond to protect and serve its residents and their families.

My mom moved from another independent living facility to Dublin Retirement Village several months ago and I can’t say enough good things about our experience. Beautiful surroundings...friendly and competent staff and leadership...lots of great activities to name some of the highlights. I especially appreciate the responsiveness from At Your Door Nurse Practitioner [name removed] in overseeing my mom’s medical care. It certainly makes all of our lives easier to know that she is in a safe and comfortable place and that all her needs are being met!

My mother is at DRV. It is a place she likes and had done well. I was really drawn in by the friendliness of the staff and the way they treat resident family members as part of their extended community. Mom likes the food and we all like the ability to have dinner with her in the dining room periodically (COVID notwithstanding). I was especially impressed with how quickly management get on top of the COVID pandemic to keep residents safe. Revised practices and policies were in place before the state made its announcements. Furthermore, I like how these policies and practices evolve slightly to better meet the needs of the residents. COVID has created an environment with many challenges. Certain resident activities have restarted as appropriate, but the overall number of activities seems to be down. My only suggestion is to have more "safe" activities that will fill the void of the "unsafe" activities that have been blotted from the list. Great job staff!

I would highly recommend Senior Star at Dublin. The room sizes and layout of the community are marginal. The food is wonderful. They have a very nice outdoor space for the residents to use. It was a positive experience.

We have been very happy there. It is a great community. There isn't much more you could ask for your family. We chose the community because we felt is was the right fit. The food is excellent. The tenure of the staff is incredible. It really is a top notch community.

We moved my 88 year old father from a small town in northern Ohio he had lived in his entire life to Dublin Retirement Village Assisted Living to be closer to us. From the first meeting to secure an apartment to move in the personalized attention was evident. Staff knew his name (and ours!) from Day 1 forward and the greetings are always personal and sincere. Our fears about him feeling alone or isolated were totally unnecessary- he has joined activities (thanks to in person invitations and encouragement) and is absolutely thriving! After one month told us he had written down everything he didn’t like about his new home - then proceeded to show us a blank piece of paper (with a big grin on his face!) From the staff who are truly stellar (talk about TEAMWORK!) to the food and activities that actually happen - AWESOME!

We moved my 88 year old father from a small town in northern Ohio he had lived in his entire life to Dublin Retirement Village Assisted Living to be closer to us. From the first meeting to secure an apartment to move in the personalized attention was evident. Staff knew his name (and ours!) from Day 1 forward and the greetings are always personal and sincere. Our fears about him feeling alone or isolated were totally unnecessary- he has joined activities (thanks to in person invitations and encouragement) and is absolutely thriving! After one month told us he had written down everything he didn’t like about his new home - then proceeded to show us a blank piece of paper (with a big grin on his face!) From the staff who are truly stellar (talk about TEAMWORK!) to the food and activities that actually happen - AWESOME!

Five stars. My mother was there for over three years and DACMC became not only her home, but; her second family. She loved her caretakers through her dementia. They were always concerned about her well being and comfort. Through other relatives I looked after; DACMC was by far the best facility and staff.

Friendliest, happiest place to live. Nicest people live here.

My parent stayed in this facility for 3 months during a long recovery and I have mixed opinions. The administrative staff was very kind and personable. They seemed to have the residents' comfort in mind and know the residents personally. They responded quickly when there was an issue with care. The nursing director was very good and followed up on a regular basis. The floor staff took care of a lot of rooms, so sometimes hard to locate if needed. The dining was our most negative experience - many meals were over-cooked, soggy and not appealing at all. The custom-order snack menu was very limited. Because of this, maintaining weight was a challenge. We discussed this a few times with the management but no measurable improvement. For the price, I expected a little higher level experience and probably would look elsewhere if we need this type of care again.

I love it here. The people are fantastic. It is great!

I moved to DRV one year ago. The management, staff and the people all work together nicely. I thought moving to a retirement facility my lifestyle would be a lot slower -- It’s not the case! It’s really fun and lots of support services for those with needs

I went on a tour here and we liked it. But it just was to much for my parents. They offered services that they didn't need or want. It was huge and beautiful like a Marriott resort. The staff answered all of my questions.