575 Lovers Lane, Steubenville, OH 43953
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Overall Review of Steubenville Country Club Manor
Cons
They describe the facility as the worst they have ever seen.- They call the food awful and rehab a disgrace.
- They state that physical therapists are only given a few minutes per client.
- They label rehab as a joke.
- They recount that their grandmother was there before she died, was supposed to see Jenn every three days, lived there for five months and only saw her twice, with insurance billed for services.
- They warn others not to send their loved ones here.
Review
This community is best avoided for seniors who anticipate needing reliable rehabilitation, consistent daily care, or meals that meet basic quality expectations. The pattern in the reviews suggests a facility that struggles with core services when needs extend beyond custodial support: rehab is repeatedly described as unacceptable, therapists are pressed for time, and meaningful therapy visits are rare. For families with extremely limited options and the ability to supervise care closely, there may be a narrow path where Steubenville Country Club Manor could function as a temporary or last-resort placement, but only with rigorous oversight and clear, written expectations.
Those who may want to consider alternatives are residents who require robust rehabilitation, attentive and frequent therapy, or dependable daily routines. The most concrete red flags cite the rehabilitation program as a disgrace, with therapy sessions that are too brief and infrequent, and promises of regular visits left unmet. Also salient are concerns about food quality and overall meal service, plus billing practices that seemed to bill for services not consistently delivered. Families relying on these services should weigh other facilities with proven rehabilitation infrastructures, stronger dining programs, and transparent, reliable billing histories.
From a pros-and-cons perspective, the only clearly positive descriptor available is that some staff members are “okay.” Even that limited upside does not meaningfully counterbalance the dominant drawbacks: the rehab program’s failings stand as a central risk for anyone needing post-acute or ongoing therapy, while poor meal quality undermines daily comfort and overall health. The inconsistent scheduling and perceived gaps in care feed worry about continuity of care, which is critical for short- or long-term residents alike. In essence, the apparent strengths do not offset the primary risks, making the overall value proposition difficult to justify for most families.
For families evaluating this community, the practical path is to conduct a rigorous on-site assessment focused on rehab availability, therapist contact time, and discharge planning. Ask for a definitive weekly therapy schedule, confirm which therapists are assigned, and request a written guarantee of visit frequencies. Sample meals with a dietician or nutritionist, and arrange a walkthrough of the dining area to gauge variety and appetite-satisfying options. Clarify billing practices, request copies of recent invoices, and verify what services are actually provided versus what is billed. A transparent administrator should be forthcoming with these details, and the absence of clear answers should prompt immediate consideration of alternatives.
When compared with other options in Steubenville and the surrounding area, Steubenville Country Club Manor appears best positioned for residents who can accept minimal rehab and are willing to tolerate inconsistent service in exchange for lower cost or limited alternatives. For those who prioritize rehab quality, menu variety, and dependable staff responsiveness, look to facilities with documented therapy outcomes, longer therapy sessions, and more consistent daily operations. Families should not assume that a higher rating will translate into better care here without visiting, asking pointed questions, and examining real-world performance data.
In the end, this community is not the default choice for most seniors, and it should be approached with a clear, planful mindset. The main cons, subpar rehab, questionable meal quality, and billing concerns, outweigh the limited positives. The recommended stance is to pursue stronger options first, unless the budget is exceptionally tight and careful oversight is possible. If choosing Steubenville Country Club Manor, enter with concrete expectations, an explicit care plan, and a structured agreement that holds the facility to measurable service standards from day one.
54 resident community capacity
Skilled Nursing Facility
Air-conditioning
Beauty salon
Cable or satellite TV
Computer center
Dining room
Fitness room
Fully furnished
Gaming room
Garden
Housekeeping services
Kitchenette
Move-in coordination
Outdoor space
Private bathrooms
Restaurant-style dining
Small library
Telephone
Wellness center
Wi-Fi/high-speed internet available
Pittsburgh International (25 miles away)
Community operated transportation
12-16 hour nursing
24-hour call system
Activities of daily living assistance
Assistance with bathing
Assistance with dressing
Assistance with transfers
Diabetes diet
Medication management
Mental wellness program
Special dietary restrictions
Concierge services
Planned day trips
Continuum of care options with personalized services and furnished living spaces.
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