Studio
Memory Care · 0 bedroom
$7,999/month
Care fees not included
Checked August 7, 2026Community profile
171 N Cleveland Massillon Rd, Akron, OH
★ 4.842 reviewsvia A Place for Mom ↗
About the community
An inviting, midwestern veranda welcomes residents and guests into comfortable, homelike spaces in Arden Court of Bath in Akron, Ohio. Situated near I-77, Arden Courts of Bath offers a convenient location for friends and family to visit their loved ones. ProMedica Senior Care offers customized memory care to residents with Alzheimer’s disease and dementia. The community is designed with memory care residents in mind, and includes safety features, amenities, and a layout that supports their needs. Relax knowing your loved one can navigate this secured community with confidence. At Arden Courts of Bath, dedicated staff provides personalized care and assistance with daily living activities. If you are looking for a holistic memory care atmosphere for your loved one, reach out to learn more about opportunities at Arden Courts of Bath. State licensing information To explore the licensing information and compliance histories of senior living communities in the state of Ohio, visit the Ohio Long-Term Care Consumer Guide . Related Articles: Your Complete Guide to Memory Care Everything You Need to Know About Dementia: 10 Common Questions Answered Finding a Place for Dad: Senior Living Tips for Elderly Men
Memory Care · 0 bedroom
$7,999/month
Care fees not included
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★★★★★
CriticalVery disappointed as we did the tours and asked our questions and thought we had found a caring experienced community geared to dementia memory patients. The reality is they are understaffed- not one caregiver to eight patients as we were told, but rather 1:12 patients. Pills were not given when scheduled or not at all. I witnessed a resident throwing a toaster towards a group of patients, another patient ripped a bolted shadow box off the wall next to my wife's bedroom, and a resident was found sleeping in my spou…
Response from the communityThank you for sharing your feedback. We are sorry to hear that your experience did not meet your expectations during your wife’s brief stay with us. We understand how emotional and difficult the transition into memory care can be for families, and we appreciate you taking the time to express your concerns. While we cannot discuss specific resident details publicly, we would like to clarify a few points. Your wife stayed with us for 4 days and during that time all medications were provided, and her personal care needs were met, as our entire team remains committed to ensuring that all of our residents receive quality care. Additionally, you were only required to pay for those 4 days up front and were not billed for 30 days, so a refund would not have been necessary. Regarding the incidents involving other residents during your wife's stay, our community serves individuals living with dementia-related behaviors such as wandering or confusion about personal spaces. We understand how concerning these situations can feel for families, and our staff works diligently to redirect residents and maintain a safe and supportive environment for everyone. In the situation involving the toaster, our follow-up determined that the appliance had been unplugged by a resident but was never thrown. The incident involving the shadow box was rectified the same day. We appreciate your kind words about our caregiving and life enrichment team members, who work hard every day to support residents with compassion and dignity, especially during challenging situations. We sincerely wish you and your wife the very best moving forward.
July 10, 2026
★★★★★
PositiveI toured Arden Courts Bath on [Date remvoed]. It's a very nice facility that is well taken care of. The outdoor area is very nice, large area and completely fenced in. Instead of one building with a large common room and dining room, the facility has 4 buildings with 14 residents each with its own dining area, activity room, reading room, etc. There is a common area where the 4 buildings connect. There appears to be a lot of activites for the residents as well. The downside is the size of the bedrooms which are ver…
★★★★★
PositiveThe staff is very patient and responsive. They engage the residents with the activities not just offer activities. They encourage residents to engage in activities that make them feel valuable. The facility is wonderfully designed and feels like home. Mom has settled right in.
★★★★★
Positive[name removed] was very informative and provided a great deal of information. However the rooms were too small and the upkeep i.e. the walls had fingerprints and needed either washing or repainting. It didn't feel cozy just cramped
★★★★★
Positive"Arden Courts of Bath has been a wonderful place for my Aunt [removed name]. The team is professional, patient, and clearly dedicated to their residents. We love seeing her engaged and well-cared for. The layout of the community is perfect for someone in her position, allowing her to move safely while maintaining a sense of independence. Highly recommend!"
★★★★★
PositiveThey have helped our family tremendously through one of the most difficult journeys we’ve been on. Their knowledge and patience is miles beyond what we saw at other facilities. I would give Arden Courts 10 stars if I could.
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Coverage last checked August 7, 2026.