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Siena Village Costs & Pricing
Siena Village offers remarkably competitive pricing for its residential options compared to the broader market in Montgomery County and across Ohio. Residents can enjoy a one-bedroom unit at an affordable rate of $562 per month, significantly lower than the county's average of $3,599 and Ohio's statewide average of $3,712. Similarly, two-bedroom units at Siena Village are priced at $733 monthly, which stands in stark contrast to Montgomery County's average of $2,943 and Ohio's average of $3,501. These cost-effective rates make Siena Village an appealing choice for individuals and families seeking quality housing without the financial strain typically associated with such accommodations in the region.
Floor plans
Siena Village
Montgomery County
Ohio
1 Bedroom
$562
$3,599
$3,712
2 Bedrooms
$733
$2,943
$3,501
Overall Review of Siena Village
common35 reviews mention this
Staff care stands out
Residents describe staff members as helpful, professional, and responsive to day-to-day needs.
Many residents specifically praise the office manager and maintenance team for being friendly and taking good care of apartments. Several reviews call out timely handling of maintenance requests and staff who follow through on concerns. Residents also mention feeling welcomed and supported by management when questions come up. A smaller set of reviewers report opposite experiences, including non-responsiveness and poor handling of a family member’s dementia-related situation.
common12 reviews mention this
Clean spaces and steady upkeep
Residents frequently mention a clean, well-kept property and ongoing upgrades.
Multiple reviews describe the grounds, common areas, and interior spaces as clean and well maintained. Others mention renovations or updates, like repaved parking and upgraded features. Several reviews also point to cleanliness in shared areas that include laundry, trash, and community spaces. One review contrasts this by saying cleanliness declined and repairs were not handled as expected.
common7 reviews mention this
Resident activities keep people social
Residents describe frequent community events and activities.
Reviews mention regular resident activities such as BINGO, craft events, and monthly birthday celebrations. Several residents also highlight the community room as a place where events happen. One review notes the community works with a resident activity committee, with trips and resident participation. A separate review says they couldn’t fully assess activities after moving in during COVID.
common6 reviews mention this
Affordability and senior-friendly pricing
Many residents say the community is fairly priced for seniors.
Several reviews praise the overall cost as affordable or fairly priced for what’s included. One reviewer also notes the community is subsidized and that eligibility affected their move-in amount. At the same time, a review from a former tenant describes rent increases over time and recommends checking costs carefully. Overall, affordability comes up often in resident feedback, even though individual pricing experiences varied.
common2 reviews mention this
On-site life feels secure
Some residents mention feeling safe and secure in day-to-day living.
One review mentions a secured entry door with a locked keypad. Another review says their mother feels safe and secure as part of living here. These are the only direct safety-related comments that show up in the provided reviews.
caveat4 reviews mention this
Noise and responsiveness are concerns
A few residents report serious problems with noise, repairs, and management response.
One recent negative review describes major issues such as loud noise between units and concerns about construction quality and pests, along with complaints about management not responding. Another review says noise from neighbors can be hard to sleep through. A separate former-tenant review characterizes management as non-reactive when repairs are needed and says walls are thin. One reviewer with a parent experiencing dementia says management didn’t handle the situation well and kept asking them to remove their family member.
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Features
Types of Care
Active Adult Communities (55+)
Pets
Cats allowed
Dogs allowed
Amenities
Activities on-site
Bath tubs
Beautician on-site
Indoor common areas
Wheelchair accessible showers
Transportation
James M Cox Dayton International (6 miles away)
Activities
Activities on-site
Nearby Places of Interest
Physicians
Dayton Eye Associates (0.5 miles)
Primed Physicians (0.9 miles)
Good Samaritan Medical Imaging (1.7 miles)
Dayton Heart Center (1.7 miles)
Northwest Dayton Eye Care DRS POWELL JAMBOR and Associates (2 miles)
Health Alternatives Associates (2.3 miles)
Allergy & Asthma Center Of Dayton (2.5 miles)
Hospitals
Miami Valley Hospital (0.6 miles)
Miami Valley Hospital (4.1 miles)
Grandview Medical Center (4.1 miles)
Premier Health Partners (4.9 miles)
Dayton Children's (5 miles)
Va Medical Center (5.1 miles)
Miami Valley Hospital Inpatient Rehab Unit (5.9 miles)
Siena Village offers remarkably competitive pricing for its residential options compared to the broader market in Montgomery County and across Ohio. Residents can enjoy a one-bedroom unit at an affordable rate of $562 per month, significantly lower than the county's average of $3,599 and Ohio's statewide average of $3,712. Similarly, two-bedroom units at Siena Village are priced at $733 monthly, which stands in stark contrast to Montgomery County's average of $2,943 and Ohio's average of $3,501. These cost-effective rates make Siena Village an appealing choice for individuals and families seeking quality housing without the financial strain typically associated with such accommodations in the region.
Home health care aides provide vital medical and non-medical support to individuals at home, assisting with daily living activities and promoting emotional well-being, while the demand for these services increases due to an aging population. Families benefit from in-home care's flexibility and cost-effectiveness but face challenges like scheduling consistency and caregiver turnover.
Older adults with urinary tract infections (UTIs) often present atypical symptoms, complicating diagnosis due to factors like incomplete bladder emptying and chronic health conditions that increase their susceptibility. Effective management involves prompt treatment with antibiotics, hydration, and preventive strategies while minimizing antibiotic resistance and focusing on holistic care approaches.
California's Form 602A is a vital tool for evaluating the health needs of seniors seeking residential care, detailing their medical conditions and daily living requirements to ensure proper service alignment. This standardized form enhances communication among physicians, families, and facilities, serving as a regulatory measure for admissions and ongoing care while adapting to changing healthcare practices.
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Active Adult Communities (55+)
Cats allowed
Dogs allowed
Activities on-site
Bath tubs
Beautician on-site
Indoor common areas
Wheelchair accessible showers
James M Cox Dayton International (6 miles away)
Specialized memory care with 24/7 supervision and broad amenities
Home Health Care Aides: Understanding Their Role and Supporting Your Family
Urinary Tract Infections in Older Adults: Comprehensive Insights on Symptoms, Treatment, and Prevention
California's Form 602A: An In-Depth Examination of Senior Care Assessment