Care, in ample measure.
Skilled nursing, rehabilitation and long-term care in Ohio. Each community keeps its own name and its own character. All of them answer to one standard.
We started Ample on a simple belief: that kind, clinically excellent care and a well-run organization go hand in hand. Residents and the people who look after them come first, in every building, every day.
Communities their neighbors already know by name.
When a community joins Ample it keeps its name. Choose one to see where it is, what care it offers and how to reach it.
What ample means here
The buildings differ. These three do not.
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Ample time
Residents and frontline staff come first, from day one. Care that is rushed is not care we are willing to put our name to.
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Ample attention
We use data to find problems early and give strong leaders the room to solve them, before a small concern becomes a family’s phone call.
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Ample accountability
Clear standards, measured by how residents are doing as much as by how the building is running. Quality is not negotiable.
The care, in plain words
From a few weeks of rehabilitation to a home for years.
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Skilled nursing
Round-the-clock nursing for people who need clinical care every day.
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Short-term rehabilitation
Physical, occupational and speech therapy with one aim: going home.
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Long-term care
A home with nursing care, daily help and a life worth getting up for.
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Memory care
Secured neighborhoods and steady routines for people living with dementia.
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Behavioral health
Secured, structured long-term care for behavioral and mental health needs.
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Respite care
A short stay, so the person who gives care at home can rest.
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Hospice and palliative care
Comfort, dignity and support for residents and the people who love them.
Choosing is the hard part. We can make the rest easier.
Start wherever you are. There is no script and no pressure.
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Call the community, or have the hospital call
Say what kind of care is needed and when. Every community takes admissions day and night.
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Come and see
Walk the halls, meet the people, ask every question you have. It is the best way to judge a place.
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Settle in at their pace
The team reviews the clinical picture, checks coverage, and gets to know the person as well as the plan.
What families tell us
Reviews left for our communities, word for word.
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My father was here for roughly 5 years. The care he received was top of the line. The staff is very respectful and truly care for their residents.
THTaylor H.Google review, Bridgeport
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I can’t begin to explain what a quality place this is! The staff all seem to love what they do, almost like they have a calling to do it. They all, from the cleaning crew, the cooks, nursing staff, PCSs are very attentive. They treat you with the golden rule and make you feel like a part of a big…Read the rest
I can’t begin to explain what a quality place this is! The staff all seem to love what they do, almost like they have a calling to do it. They all, from the cleaning crew, the cooks, nursing staff, PCSs are very attentive. They treat you with the golden rule and make you feel like a part of a big family. The food is top notch for hospital food. I like it. The facility is safe and clean. I’m a patient here temporarily. I would not hesitate in putting a loved one here. If you have a question call them.
STSamuel T.Google review, Three Rivers
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They take good care of my Mom. Always making sure she is clean and healthy! And the Staff is Friendly and Patient! I Thank you all deeply for your concern and kindness.
YFYvonne F.Google review, Ivy Woods
Caring for people is not just a job. It’s a responsibility.
Every community hires its own team. We look for people who care about others, take ownership and hold themselves to a high standard.