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At Mother Angeline McCrory Manor and the Villas at Saint Therese in Columbus, OH, we understand that looking for SeniorCare options can be a challenge for older adults, family members, or caregivers. You may have a lot of questions - we're here to help! Our free resources are here to provide you with the answers you need and to help guide you or your loved one through their options and transition into senior care.
If you have questions, our team is happy to talk with you further. Please fill out the accompanying form or give us a call at (614) 729-6608.
Ways Senior Care Can Make You More Independent
Most people associate senior care communities with losing their independence. But did you know senior care actually provides plenty of opportunities for residence to stay independent? Our free resource guide can help teach your all the ways senior care increases your independence.
HOME SAFETY CHECKLIST
As we get older, something as simple as a fall cause serious injury. Click here and download our checklist to learn more about how to keep you and your loved ones safe.
5 EXERCISES TO HELP PREVENT FALLS
As we age, the risk of falling becomes more common, resulting in serious injuries. It is essential to keep up our strength and balance through exercise. Check out these simple exercises you can do to prevent falls.
TOP HABITS FOR BETTER BRAIN HEALTH
Keeping our brains sharp as we age is important. Without the right care and attention we become more susceptible to mental health decline. Here are some of the best habits to help exercise your mental muscles.
FIVE REASONS TO STAY SOCIAL
Did you know that something as simple as being socially interactive can have huge impacts on our physical and mental health? Click here and learn 5 reasons why you should stay social.
FAITH-BASED SENIOR LIVING
Did you know that when choosing the right senior living community, something as simple as your faith could play a huge role in your decision-making process? Download our free resource guide today:
ASKING THE RIGHT QUESTIONS
When researching senior care communities, the more questions you ask the better. Click here to download our free guide and learn more about the questions you should ask when choosing the right senior living community for you.
SIGNS YOUR LOVED ONE COULD BENEFIT FROM SENIOR CARE
As your loved ones age, you may start to notice differences in their ability to cope or enjoy daily life. Here are some signs that they could benefit from a supportive senior care community.
TIPS ON TALKING TO LOVED ONES ABOUT CARE OPTIONS
As your loved ones age, bringing up the conversation about care options can be hard. However, holding it off can negatively affect everyone involved. Here are some tips to help start the conversation.
WHY A SENIOR CARE COMMUNITY IS THE HEALTHIER CHOICE
Did you know that a senior care community can assist you with your mental well-being as well as your physical health? Here is why you should consider a senior care community for you or your loved one.
SKILLED NURSING: COMPARING THE BENEFITS OF A SENIOR CARE COMMUNITY
As you and your loved one's search for the right Skilled Nursing community, it is important to have all the facts. Our free checklist is the perfect guide to help you compare notes, ask the right questions, and evaluate your options.
5 WAYS YOU CAN OVERCOME SEASONAL MOOD CHANGES
As we age, cloudy days and cold nights might start making you feel a bit moodier than usual. You could be living with Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD). Here are five tips to help you feel more like yourself again.
COMBAT LONELINESS AND BRIDGE THE GAP WITH YOUR AGING LOVED ONE
Did you know that as we age, socialization plays a much bigger role in our lives than we may realize? Lack in social interaction can raise the risk of certain health issues for aging adults. Our resource guide has many tips to help you maintain a more social lifestyle with your loved one.
COMPARE THE COSTS: ASSISTED LIVING VS. STAYING AT HOME
Are you and your loved ones starting to consider Assisted Living? While there are many important factors to discuss, cost is one that is often the most important and most overlooked. Our free resource guide can help you make the right financial decision.
5 WAYS YOU CAN CUT THE COST ON RX DRUGS
The increased price of prescription drugs can become a financial strain on you or your loved ones sooner than you realize. Click here and discover 5 ways you can start saving on medication costs.
WAYS SENIOR CARE CAN MAKE YOU MORE INDEPENDENT
Most people associate senior care communities with losing their independence. But did you know senior care actually provides plenty of opportunities for residence to stay independent? Our free resource guide can help teach you all the ways senior care increases your independence.
PLANNING FOR THE NEXT STAGE IN YOUR LIFE
As we age, the need for long-term health care services becomes greater than you think. It is important to be prepared for this next stage of life. Learn more about how you can plan ahead.
EAT THE RAINBOW: TIPS FOR A BALANCED SENIOR DIET
Did you know that improving your diet is as simple as adding a little pop of color? Finding the right balance of nutrients matters more than ever for older adults. Check out these tips!
ASSISTED LIVING: COMPARING THE BENEFITS OF A SENIOR CARE COMMUNITY
As you and your loved one's search for the right Assisted Living community, it is important to have all the facts. Our free checklist is the perfect guide to help you compare notes, ask the right questions, and evaluate your options.
STEPS YOU CAN TAKE TO STAY ALERT AND AWARE WHEN ONLINE
The online world is growing at a faster rate than ever. For many people it can be difficult to spot a fraudulent email or message. Learn more about how to stop suspicious activity online and how to protect yourself.
Frequently Asked Questions
No. Many of our residents are Catholic, but members of all religious or non-religious affiliations are welcome.
There is a wait list and the duration is based on many variables. Feel free to discuss this with the Independent Living manager when you apply.
No, in Independent Living, you pay only for the apartment you rent.
There is no endowment fee at The Villas. There is a $500 security deposit held against any damage to the apartment beyond normal wear and tear.
Meals are not included in your monthly rental but are available either as a monthly plan or à la carte allowing you the flexibility to determine what you choose to use.
The Villas does permit small pets. The $250 pet deposit would apply but there is no additional charge per month.
The Villas rent includes electric, water and trash. Residents are responsible for telephone, cable TV and internet.
There is no medical assistance in Independent Living. All residents are provided a life safety pendant so if a medical emergency were to occur in your apartment, you would have access to EMT service.
No. Many of our residents are Catholic, but members of all religious or non-religious affiliations are welcome.
Yes. Rent in Assisted Living includes electric, water, trash, and basic cable. Each apartment has climate control with their own thermostat. Residents do need to provide their own phone and internet service.
A security officer is on duty at The Villas from 9:00 PM to 7:00 AM each night. The officer makes rounds of the facility every 2 hours.
Yes. In Assisted Living we have nurses on staff 24/7 as well as State Tested Nurse Aides (STNA).
No. Many of our employees in Assisted Living have been at The Villas for 7-10 years or more.
You can visit any time. We do ask that you respect others during your visits in the early morning or late night hours. If you are taking the resident out of the building, please make staff aware, especially if they will be missing a meal or it is an overnight stay.
Yes. In Assisted Living, nurses distribute medicines as prescribed.
In Assisted Living at The Villas, shopping opportunities are available using The Villas van as part of the activity schedule, e.g. Kroger, Dollar Tree, Walmart. In Assisted Living, family members transport their loved one to doctor appointments.
Yes. In Assisted Living, if a resident does not arrive for a meal or activity, a staff member does go to their room and remind them. A monthly calendar is provided to each Assisted Living resident with the month's activities as scheduled by our Activity Director.
Yes. The pet must be small in size and the resident must be able to attend to the needs of the pet.
No. The Villas rent is private pay.
No, but many residents have been very creative in their apartments.
This is a difficult question to answer. For Assisted Living, we would recommend completing application paperwork. Then, when the appropriate room is available, you will be contacted. At times, rooms are available on a walk-in basis, but sometimes there may be a short wait.
1 nurse to 21 residents
1 aide to 7 residents
No, we provide care to all persons regardless of religious or non-religious affiliation.
Our Therapy Department is open 7 days per week. Residents most often attend therapy 5-6 days per week.
Yes, dogs and cats would need to be on a leash or in a carrier. Please provide proof of vaccinations upon first visit.
You can visit any time. We do ask that you respect others during your visits in the early morning or late night hours.
Though we do not have a kosher kitchen, we can provide a kosher diet if you eat vegetarian style. Other diets can be provided by our dining services.
Mother Angeline is in-network with Medicare, United HealthCare, MediGold, Aetna & Molina MyCare Ohio plans. Other plans may have out-of-network benefits which would be verified upon request.
We do not require a specific time period of private pay. Residents could be admitted on Medicaid.
No, residents are not required to eat in the neighborhood dining rooms. We do strongly encourage eating in the dining rooms as it provides the opportunity to make friendships and feel part of our community.
No medications are provided by the pharmacy. Short term rehab residents' medication would be paid for by Medicare and/or insurance coverage. Long term residents' medications will be billed to your Medicare Part D prescription plan. At times, the Medicare Part D plans have copays which may be the responsibility of the resident.
Independent Living FAQs
Is nursing care available in Independent Living?
There is no medical assistance in Independent Living. All residents are provided a life safety pendant so if a medical emergency were to occur in your apartment, you would have access to EMT service.
Do you have to be Catholic to come to live here?
No. Many of our residents are Catholic, but members of all religious or non-religious affiliations are welcome.
How long is the waiting list?
There is a wait list and the duration is based on many variables. Feel free to discuss this with the Independent Living manager when you apply.
Is there a second person charge?
No, in Independent Living, you pay only for the apartment you rent.
Is there an endowment fee?
There is no endowment fee at The Villas. There is a $500 security deposit held against any damage to the apartment beyond normal wear and tear.
Are meals included in the rent?
Meals are not included in your monthly rental but are available either as a monthly plan or à la carte allowing you the flexibility to determine what you choose to use.
Are pets allowed?
The Villas does permit small pets. The $250 pet deposit would apply but there is no additional charge per month.
Are utilities included in rent?
The Villas rent includes electric, water and trash. Residents are responsible for telephone, cable TV and internet.
Assisted Living FAQs
Do you have to be Catholic to come to live here?
No. Many of our residents are Catholic, but members of all religious or non-religious affiliations are welcome.
Are utilities included in rent?
Yes. Rent in Assisted Living includes electric, water, trash, and basic cable. Each apartment has climate control with their own thermostat. Residents do need to provide their own phone and internet service.
What type of security is in effect at The Villas?
A security officer is on duty at The Villas from 9:00 PM to 7:00 AM each night. The officer makes rounds of the facility every 2 hours.
Are there nurses on staff? What hours?
Yes. In Assisted Living we have nurses on staff 24/7 as well as State Tested Nurse Aides (STNA).
Do you have a lot of staff turnover?
No. Many of our employees in Assisted Living have been at The Villas for 7-10 years or more.
When can family visit a relative?
You can visit any time. We do ask that you respect others during your visits in the early morning or late night hours. If you are taking the resident out of the building, please make staff aware, especially if they will be missing a meal or it is an overnight stay.
Do the nurses dispense medications? Do the nurses make sure that the resident takes the medication?
Yes. In Assisted Living, nurses distribute medicines as prescribed.
Is transportation available for shopping or doctor's appointments?
In Assisted Living at The Villas, shopping opportunities are available using The Villas van as part of the activity schedule, e.g. Kroger, Dollar Tree, Walmart. In Assisted Living, family members transport their loved one to doctor appointments.
Are there reminders for activities and meals?
Yes. In Assisted Living, if a resident does not arrive for a meal or activity, a staff member does go to their room and remind them. A monthly calendar is provided to each Assisted Living resident with the month's activities as scheduled by our Activity Director.
Can a resident have a pet?
Yes. The pet must be small in size and the resident must be able to attend to the needs of the pet.
Do you accept vouchers/Medicaid?
No. The Villas rent is private pay.
Are their storage units for residents?
No, but many residents have been very creative in their apartments.
How long is the wait?
This is a difficult question to answer. For Assisted Living, we would recommend completing application paperwork. Then, when the appropriate room is available, you will be contacted. At times, rooms are available on a walk-in basis, but sometimes there may be a short wait.
Skilled Nursing/Rehab FAQs
Is Mother Angeline a Medicaid facility?
Yes
What is the nurse to resident ratio?
1 nurse to 21 residents
What is the nurse aide to resident ratio?
1 aide to 7 residents
Do you have to be Catholic to be admitted?
No, we provide care to all persons regardless of religious or non-religious affiliation.
How often is therapy provided?
Our Therapy Department is open 7 days per week. Residents most often attend therapy 5-6 days per week.
Can pets visit?
Yes, dogs and cats would need to be on a leash or in a carrier. Please provide proof of vaccinations upon first visit.
What are visiting hours?
You can visit any time. We do ask that you respect others during your visits in the early morning or late night hours.
Can you accommodate special diets – e.g. kosher, diabetic?
Though we do not have a kosher kitchen, we can provide a kosher diet if you eat vegetarian style. Other diets can be provided by our dining services.
What insurances does Mother Angeline accept?
Mother Angeline is in-network with Medicare, United HealthCare, MediGold, Aetna & Molina MyCare Ohio plans. Other plans may have out-of-network benefits which would be verified upon request.
Do you require private pay for a certain period of time?
We do not require a specific time period of private pay. Residents could be admitted on Medicaid.
Does my loved one have to eat in the dining room?
No, residents are not required to eat in the neighborhood dining rooms. We do strongly encourage eating in the dining rooms as it provides the opportunity to make friendships and feel part of our community.
Do I need to bring my own medication?
No medications are provided by the pharmacy. Short term rehab residents' medication would be paid for by Medicare and/or insurance coverage. Long term residents' medications will be billed to your Medicare Part D prescription plan. At times, the Medicare Part D plans have copays which may be the responsibility of the resident.
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