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Longmeadow

565 Bryn Mawr

3.8(49 ratings)

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Quick Facts

Total units
99
Renal care
On-site dialysis services for renal patients
End-of-life care
Palliative and hospice care offered on-site
Caregiver support
Respite care available for family caregivers

What Families Think

Reviews of Longmeadow are sharply divided: some families and a resident describe attentive, respectful staff and meaningful improvement in care under new leadership, while others report serious neglect, understaffing, and poor communication. The facility offers a range of skilled nursing and specialty medical services alongside these mixed care experiences.

The Good

  • Praised for compassionate, respectful nursing staff
  • Recent leadership change credited with improving care
  • Helped a paralyzed resident regain mobility and activity
  • On-site dialysis and respiratory therapy services
  • Respite care available for caregivers needing rest

The Bad

  • One detailed report of neglect, soiled clothing, and repeat UTIs
  • One resident reported understaffing and inconsistent shift care
  • Reports of poor communication between staff, residents, and families
  • Complaints about food quality and unmet dietary accommodations

AI-generated from reviews and community data.

About Longmeadow

Longmeadow Care Center is a 99-bed skilled nursing facility in Ravenna, Ohio, offering compassionate care combined with skilled nursing services and physical, occupational, and speech therapies to help residents recover from surgery or illness.

The facility features private and semi-private rooms modeled after apartments and common areas similar to spacious clubhouses. An in-house chef prepares three gourmet meals daily in a restaurant-style dining room, and residents have access to a full-service beauty salon and barbershop.

Longmeadow provides specialized care programs including cardiac care, diabetes management with custom care plans, memory care with training in the Teepa Snow and Hand in Hand dementia programs, orthopedic rehabilitation, and renal care with dialysis services. The facility also offers palliative and hospice care to ensure comfort during treatment and the final stage of life.

Additional services include respiratory care through Empower Pulmonary for conditions such as COPD and asthma, pediatric pulmonary care for children and adolescents, intravenous therapy administration, wound care, occupational therapy to support activities of daily living, and speech therapy for swallowing and communication improvements.

The care team provides personalized, onsite care planning administered by skilled clinicians. Nutritional assessments and custom meal plans are developed by dieticians and nutritionists to accommodate medical conditions such as heart disease, diabetes, and gastrointestinal disorders. Respite care is available to provide caregivers time to rest and handle personal matters.

Types of Care

Skilled Nursing / Long Term Care

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Reviews

3.8overall · 49 ratings combined

3.8★ on Google (49)

Undead Psycho

Mar 2026

via Google

I have family here and there constantly being told she's not allowed on outings. Even though she is legally allowed to leave. Takes forever to get an aid to answer her light be it under staffed or lazy staff when they do answer it's usually bare minimum while acting like it's so hard to do

Gina Pellegrini

Dec 2025

via Google

My mom was well taking care of while at Long Medow. The staff treated her with respect and was patient with her, all the way down to the ones who clean her room. Well deserved 5 star rating!!!

Sharon Parr

Aug 2025

via Google

I am currently a resident here at Longmeadow. I DO NOT RECCOMEND this facility to ANYONE. No one know what the others are doing. I went 12 hours without being changed on multiple times. The Aministrator IS hands on. Which i like. The DON all she does is come in your room and bark at you. There is no communication between every team. The night aids are Lazy. They don't check on you. The day shift aids are way over worked. Today I had a nurse who was my aide. She told night shift I refused care. Never ONCE did she ask if I needed changedjust because I had my blankets over my head. I do that when I have a mental day. But as an RN she should have done more. My most favorite aid left because of the low staff an no help from anyone else. There are a few nurses that really care. I have 5 compression fractures. I went to see a surgeon in September of last year. She asked that 3 tests be done before returning. The xray was done but the other two test still have not been done. I've never felt a a human in this place. Just a dog and being kicked around. I do have ymto say respiratory therapy has got their act together. The DON told Mr they were not taking me to anymore appointments until I lose weight. That is prejudice. Internally. If she ever stopped to get to know me, I am defective, I am left handed and had I been born right handed I would have died or lived as a special needs kid in a wheelchair. They have lost the 3 beat nurses they had and the 4 best aids left as well. There should number 2 aids for each hall but they only have 1 aid for 2 halls. I understand the job and it's hard but being that short staffed they should be fined. There should be a nurse for each hall the nurses are covering 2 halls. So their time is only used for passing out ned. This one blew my mind and you can do the research yourself. I yold them I needed a therapist. I have PTSD. They do have a counselor but I need more. The DONand the social worker said that they are BOTH the same. When that councilor came back she said she was a therapist. So I asked for her business card. She said she would come back the next time with one. When she came I asked and conveniently she ran out. If you read their website. It says the have a Xhef and serve gourmet meals. In those words are all fruits come from a can as well as soups. The ones cooking do not know how to use spices. I became a vegetarian 2 months ago and they said that they don't have to conform to my dietary changes. I have not been given ptotien in 2 months now and they way over cooked the vegetables. So I don't eat them. Their dinner salad is lettuce with 2 pieces of slivered carrots. If you have any questions you can contact me at using my last name Parr. With anS after the then a 2 at yahoo mail. This place should be shut down. Lots more to say but it's 1 am and I need to stop crying. Oh the pictures you see are a joke. They don't even have atmitonatic doors this place is so out od date and smells like pee

Melissa Ferrell

May 2025

via Google

My grandmother was neglected several times. She was left in soiled pull ups and clothes that gave her repeat UTI’s. They were not checking on her appropriately for a memory care ward. This is a vulnerable population that needs protection especially those who have dementia and Alzheimer’s. They need dignity as for most this is their final home. The administration is aggressive if a problem arrives and quick to try to cover it up. When it is discovered they create a plan of correction which does not get followed. The following pictures are of the some items she was actively using with stains. Her bed didn’t even have a sheet on it. It was just 2 blankets. They did not give her a shower in 2 weeks (that was confirmed by an inside source. No one called me to help or advised me this was happening. My grandmother did not have any pants that fit her despite purchasing multiple pairs last fall. She is missing a lot of items. The administration refused to provide me my grandmothers medical information, medication, personal documents, and are mailing me my grandmothers money in a couple weeks. They are willing to provide compensation for items they can’t find but still! They lost all of her pants, every single pair. If I could I would give this place a negative star rating. I hope all the residents are safe and taken care of like they should be. I can’t imagine having dementia and being ignored in a room.

Kevin Sheldon

Feb 2025

via Google

I cannot speak high enough of how this facility is has assisted and giving my brother a new outlook on life. After investigating several long term care facilities in the area, i chose Embassy Longmeadow, and I could not be more happier with my choice. My brother left a facility that had no desire to try and improving his quality of life, who had it put him on hospice after having just been paralyzed from the waist down. Embassy long meadow has focused on getting him into a wheelchair, where he actively participates and daily activities. Again, I cannot say enough regarding the staff and their attention to the residence there. I would recommend them hands down versus the other facilities that I have been involved with or researched

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Frequently Asked Questions

What types of care does Longmeadow offer?

Longmeadow offers Skilled Nursing / Long Term Care.

Where is Longmeadow located?

Longmeadow is located at 565 Bryn Mawr in Ravenna, Ohio.

What do families say about Longmeadow?

Reviews of Longmeadow are sharply divided: some families and a resident describe attentive, respectful staff and meaningful improvement in care under new leadership, while others report serious neglect, understaffing, and poor communication. The facility offers a range of skilled nursing and specialty medical services alongside these mixed care experiences.

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