The Gables of Green

I have volunteered at a few different nursing homes over the years and The Gables of Green is truly the best one I’ve seen. The staff is all so nice, and really cares about the residents, showing them so much compassion. Melissa, the activity director goes above and beyond bringing so much fun and different decor and activities. It’s a very cozy and homey atmosphere.

The Gables of Green, and I cannot recommend this facility highly enough. They genuinely care about the residents and create a welcoming environment that feels like home. The caregivers are attentive and compassionate, always going the extra mile to ensure that each resident's needs are met. They take the time to build meaningful relationships, which greatly enhances the overall experience. The facility itself is clean, well-maintained, and thoughtfully designed to promote comfort and safety. Additionally, the variety of activities and programs offered keeps residents engaged and active, fostering a sense of community. The Gables of Green truly excels in providing exceptional care that addresses not just physical needs but emotional and social well-being as well. Overall, my experience w

My mother and father were residents at the Gables of Green, having moved there in March of 2018, until the passing of my father in June 2021 and my mother in June of 2025. The Gables staff provided excellent service and compassion for my parents during their final years. The facility is definitely one of the premier assisted living/memory care facilities in NE Ohio. I would recommend the Gables of Green if you are in need of an assisted living or memory care facility.

Gables of green is a wonderful community! The staff is communicative, has longevity, and cares for their residents above and beyond. They have a wide range of activities, great food, and on site therapy. I highly recommend the Gables to anyone looking for a vibrant senior living community

I want to thank the Gables for their excellent care of my grandma over the last 16 months on hospice in the memory wing. They had to feed her every bite and every sip of drink. Change every adult garment. Their high quality care kept her alive far longer than we expected. No bed sores. No falls. Long enough that she got to meet her great granddaughter on Easter. I work in health care. Most SNFs and Assisted Livings are depressing, institutionalized garbage with apathetic underpaid staff and high turnover. I am very grateful we found an exception because her burden of care was too high for us to handle on our own.