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The Pavilion at Stow

3700 Englewood Drive

4(100 ratings)

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Quick Facts

Family rating
4 (100)

Stow average: 4.3

Total units
51
Hospice coordination
Coordinates with Crossroads Hospice for end-of-life care

What Families Think

Reviews of The Pavilion at Stow are sharply divided: several families describe deeply caring nurses, therapists, and staff who treated relatives like family, while other reviewers report serious safety lapses, slow response to call buttons, and difficulty getting callbacks from doctors or supervisors. The community has a 4 out of 5 rating from 100 Google reviews, but the underlying comments suggest care quality may vary depending on how much attention a resident needs.

The Good

  • Rehab therapy staff praised as caring and efficient
  • Nurses and aides described as loving and hardworking
  • One resident's family felt staff became family over 5 years
  • Coordinated with outside hospice provider for end-of-life care

The Bad

  • One serious report of a resident nearly running out of oxygen
  • Reports of call buttons going unanswered for 30-60 minutes
  • Multiple complaints about staff and doctors not returning phone calls
  • One reviewer felt care quality drops for residents needing more attention

AI-generated from reviews and community data.

About The Pavilion at Stow

The Pavilion at Stow is a skilled nursing / long term care community in Stow, Ohio. The community is licensed for up to 51 residents.

Families rate The Pavilion at Stow 4 out of 5 based on 100 Google reviews.

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Types of Care

Skilled Nursing / Long Term Care

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Reviews

4overall · 100 ratings combined

4★ on Google (100)

william kobling

Jul 2026

via Google

I call nursing homes and assisted living facilities almost daily as part of my job. If nobody answers the phone when you call, that’s a bad sign. The facility has probably not hired enough people to take care of residents. This is common for facilities that have become money makers for owners. I called all morning long to this facility and never got through. This not a place I would consider moving a family of friend into. BTW this is not a criticism of individual aids, nurses, or even managers. They usually are quite good and caring. But the owners are the ones who provide adequate staffing. Most don’t do this well because it cuts into profits. Eventually the good workers leave because they do not have enough help and management does not hire enough good people.

Fred Botos

Feb 2026

via Google

I put one star and every time I check it shows 5 stars ????????? Too many inconsistencies in many areas to explain them all. One big problem, there is absolutely no communication or relationship between the Doctor and patient. Getting any word back to the Doctor about patients complaint does not exist. No staff ever answers their phone, leaving a message with phone # is ALWAYS the norm, and no one ever returns your call. There are many more deficiencies not mentioned here. I have notice that if your NOT someone that needs a lot of attention for chronic issues your treated very nice and that brings out positive reviews, but if the opposite exists care and concerns are not good.

jon J

Aug 2025

via Google

do not send your family members here the nurse responsible for my mother took her to the big room for activities and let her run out of oxygen and almost killed her and she had to be rushed back to ICU, along with no drinks with dinner worst food I've ever seen in my life and nobody comes to the room within a half an hour of pushing the call button sometimes even an hour if it was an emergency my mother would've died in that room! And when I called to talk to somebody no supervisor is available and nobody will return my calls so pick somewhere other than here for your family members sake

Rhonda Neumeyer

Apr 2025

via Google

My mother was a resident for close to 5 years. The staff became family. When she passed there was so much kindness shown to our family. We so appreciate everything they did for us.

Janet Wavrek

Apr 2025

via Google

My Daughter is here at the Pavilion and they are amazing. Megan in rehab is so caring and efficient.From Eleanor-to the nurses, nurse assistants, social worker, director of nursing, therapy department ,these are some of the most caring and loving people we are so glad to know. They work hard and always smile and make people feel welcome and loved. We would recommend this place to anyone. We are always welcome no matter how many times we visit.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What types of care does The Pavilion at Stow offer?

The Pavilion at Stow offers Skilled Nursing / Long Term Care.

Where is The Pavilion at Stow located?

The Pavilion at Stow is located at 3700 Englewood Drive in Stow, Ohio.

What do families say about The Pavilion at Stow?

Reviews of The Pavilion at Stow are sharply divided: several families describe deeply caring nurses, therapists, and staff who treated relatives like family, while other reviewers report serious safety lapses, slow response to call buttons, and difficulty getting callbacks from doctors or supervisors. The community has a 4 out of 5 rating from 100 Google reviews, but the underlying comments suggest care quality may vary depending on how much attention a resident needs.

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