Legacy Beavercreek

Sonya P.

Aug 2025

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This is where my Mother is and they have moved her many times without notification to the family. The last time she was moved personal items given to her by her children were missing. We have contacted the facility multiple times, talked to many staff members about these missing items & have gotten nothing but the run around. At this point, we have accepted the fact those items were taken by someone on staff & they are covering for whoever took her stuff. I even reached out to State but too much time passed for an investigation. I have emailed and left voice mail and no response. Shame on the dishonest people who are running this place.

Martha Nelson

Jan 2025

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I received very good care at this facility. They have an excellent therapeutic team, they were very encouraging, and motivated me to make it through the exercises. The aides were very respectful and mindful of my privacy. The facility was clean, I only have good things to say about the 5 weeks I was there for rehabilitation. I would recommend this facility for rehabilitation.

michael norton

Oct 2024

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My dad was placed here when it had first changed to Legacy (from Pro-Medica). It was not perfect, but decent, and the administrator Pam and the staff addressed issues as they were brought up. The Legacy came in, and it wasn't long before a lot of the good people were let go or quit, including the administrator. My dad wreaking of urine and feces became common place. The facility was running out of diapers, the food became terrible, and the general attitude of the staff (save a few good ones that were left) had soured. Then, they changed they way they dosed medicine, giving a long window of time. Soon, my dad was becoming lethargic and drooling on himself regularly. We began complaining that he was being overdosed. The staff insisted that this was just a condition of our dad's disease - regardless of at least one incident in which it was admitted he was overdosed. We finally had to move our dad because it got so bad. He has been in a great place since June, and not one time has he become lethargic and drooled on himself. Shame on the people who would not listen to us and address our concerns. I would not recommend placing a loved one here - my dad was there a little over a year, and the decline in professionalism and staff became really bad. Sad that the State of Ohio allows this type of stuff to continue. Edit: Reply to Owner - I contacted corporate when my dad was there, and things only continued to get worse. I am not wasting my time reaching out now.

Melissa

May 2024

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This place needs a major cleaning and update. Very disappointed my Mother had to stay here. Her room was definitely not cleaned prior to her arrival. The bathroom was shared with the adjacent room. It was never cleaned. Base of toilet was black. I had to clean the bathroom for her to use. Flooring was buckled up under toilet. Floor in her room was sticky. The divider curtain in the room was dirty. Tiny tv on a swivel arm. She could not even see the tv. When I first arrived at the facility the grass had not been mowed. It was knee high. Carpet in hallway is filthy. I saw dead bugs along the hallway as I walked in. I feel bad for long term residents that live here. It’s sad the owner does not put money back into this facility. Thankfully most of the staff seemed nice. Tara and Alexa are absolutely wonderful nurses.

Patsy Jones

Oct 2023

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My Dad was admitted for rehab late on a Friday. He was in a closed room for all but the last two days of his stay because he had COVID. Rehab wasn't started right away since it was late and not much happens on the weekends. His entire stay, not counting the day he was admitted, was 9 full days; he went home early on the 10th day. Our communication with the staff started slowly, not knowing when rehab would start or when his medications were given; it was frustrating at first. After several calls, there was improvement in communication. While visiting him several times during his stay I got the opportunity to see that the food served appeared to be good and Dad seemed satisfied. It's hard to say what it would be like to live there, but my Dad was very glad to go back to his home at an assisted living facility.