St. Leonard - CHI Living Communities

I visited this facility

Loved the tour and the community here! I love that they offer adult day services as well in case my husband might need that short term help!

I am/was a resident of this facility

I just signed up for independent living and I move in at the end of April. I could have moved in sooner but I wanted time to sell my house and it was important to me to choose my finishes, which I could not do if I moved sooner. So I am pleased overall. I have macular degeneration so I will be taking advantage of the transportation options as well as walking (it is close} to church and the other facilities. I am excited! It is a new phase in my life.

Beautiful, well kept campus. St. Leonard hosted the Dayton Humane Society Furry Scurry, and it was a great place. I really appreciate that they allowed the Furry Scurry to take place there! They have SO many fun events here for residents!

I’ve been volunteering here on and off since [date removed] in different areas. I love the community feel and how welcoming everyone is. It’s a great place to pick! I am very happy to recommend this place here! Great pick!

I am a friend or relative of a current/past resident

We toured St. Leonard for independent living, and the facility was nice. My brother was living there in an assisted living environment. I'd been in and out of there, and no problem with the facility. It was fine. However, it was just a waiting list for the type of housing situation we had. So, it was a matter of supply and demand.They had full kitchen appliances such as stoves, microwaves, and everything. There were refrigerators, washers, and dryers. There's one person, a resident, who greeted us while w…

I am a friend or relative of a current/past resident

My husband went to St Leonards for rehab after being hospitalized for 40 days. He was very weak since he received limited rehab in the hospital so we were looking forward for him to build his strength in order to safely come home. After only 4 days of physical therapy, a report was sent to Medicare that he was walking 50 feet with a walker and required contact guard assistance. I found that report to be very suspicious, as he was unable to walk 2 inches let alone 50 feet. I was with him everyday and a few times whe…