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5.0
First Community Village Is Exceptional
After touring several retirement communities in Columbus, Ohio, I chose First Community Village for several reasons: Its convenient location and beautiful setting in a lovely residential area; the well-appointed apartments, convenient amenities, and variety of floor plans; the community’s appealing ambience of friendly and very welcoming staff and residents in addition to its attractively landscaped walking paths. When Ohio was forced to shut down because of the Covid-19 pandemic, forward-thinking implementation of precautionary measures kept residents safe without the implementation of stifling restrictions.
When considering a move to First Community Village, I suggest making an appointment with a FCV marketing staff person, touring several apartments and the Village’s impressive facilities, talking to residents, and asking lots of questions.
About the facility First Community Village, a CCRC
First Community Village has been serving seniors in Upper Arlington and greater Columbus for over 45 years. First Community Village will always be a place hat encourages independence, wellness and personal growth, respecting each person's right to live at their own pace, on their own terms.
Senior living options offered
Assisted Living
Memory Care
Independent Living
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Care types offered
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Amenities at First Community Village, a CCRC
Healthcare Services
- Memory Care
- Staffing & Ancillary Services
- Incontinence Care
- Diabetic Care
- Medication Management
- Non-Ambulatory Care
Meals & Dining
- Professional Chef
- Restaurant Style Dining
- Guest Meals
- Meals Provided
Room Amenities
- Full kitchen
- Kitchenette
- Ground Floor Units
Community Amenities
On-site dining options
- Café or Bistro
- Bar or Pub
Transportation & parking
- Complimentary Transportation
- Resident Parking Available
- Uncovered Parking
Pets
- Cats Allowed
- Dogs Allowed
- Weight Limit (lbs)
Common areas
- Meeting Room
- Barber Shop
- Beauty Salon
- Indoor Common Areas
- Library
- Indoor Atrium
- Central Fireplace
- Outside Patio
- Outdoor Common Areas
- TV Lounge
Recreational areas
- Swimming Pool
- Woodworking Shop
- Piano or Organ
- Movie or Theater Room
- Arts and Crafts Center
- Fitness Center
- Game Room
Services
- Beautician
- Housekeeping
Activities
- BBQs or Picnics
- Day Trips and Outings
- Art Classes
- Live Musical Performances
- Bible Study Group
- Water Aerobics
- Devotional Activities On-Site
- Book Club
- Educational Speakers / Life Long Learning
- Devotional Activities Offsite
- Holiday Parties
- Happy Hour
- Light Therapy Programs
- Stretching Classes
- Gardening Club
- Cooking Classes
- Activities On-site
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A Place for Mom has scored First Community Village, a CCRC with 2 out of 10 using our proprietary review score based on 2 reviews in the last 2 years. Over all time, First Community Village, a CCRC has 30 reviews with an average "overall experience" of 3 out of 5.
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Cleanliness
3.4
Friendliness
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3.7
Meals & Dining
3.7
Activities
3.2
Value for Cost
3.0
A Place for Mom has scored First Community Village, a CCRC with 2 out of 10 using our proprietary review score based on 2 reviews in the last 2 years. Over all time, First Community Village, a CCRC has 30 reviews with an average "overall experience" of 3 out of 5.
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Roger S - Family/friend
Independent Living
December 22, 2023
Staff and Program indolent, non-communicative. Passive aggressve
Arrived as a step down from Riverside to the 1st Community Heath Care Center. Never got a Guidebook, or orientation. Staff at times wwould not answer the call button. Social Worker called all the shots and implied although we had a right to leave she would code AMA. No empathy or discussion mostly condescending. We stayed additional days for their covenience and paperwork was completed in a matter of minutes. There was no Therapy on the last day and paperwork was completed in minutes not needing a whole day.
Anonymous - Family/friend
Independent Living
August 29, 2023
our families experience
The reason we gave the overall experience a 3 is more so due to our loved ones attitude. The staff members are receptive and helpful. What we like the most is the location of First Community Village, the staff was very friendly, and tried to accommodate my mom's needs as best they could, reaching out to her, making suggestions, inviting her to events, etc.
Nancy - Resident/client
Assisted Living
March 10, 2021
First Community Village Is Exceptional
After touring several retirement communities in Columbus, Ohio, I chose First Community Village for several reasons: Its convenient location and beautiful setting in a lovely residential area; the well-appointed apartments, convenient amenities, and variety of floor plans; the community’s appealing ambience of friendly and very welcoming staff and residents in addition to its attractively landscaped walking paths. When Ohio was forced to shut down because of the Covid-19 pandemic, forward-thinking implementation of precautionary measures kept residents safe without the implementation of stifling restrictions.
When considering a move to First Community Village, I suggest making an appointment with a FCV marketing staff person, touring several apartments and the Village’s impressive facilities, talking to residents, and asking lots of questions.
Scottie - Family/friend
Memory Care
August 13, 2019
Not recommended
Attractive facility but expensive and very poorly managed. Any for profit enterprise run as it is would be bankrupt. Food average but expensive. Housekeeping in the apartments all but nonexistent. Staff generally friendly but obviously untrained. Nursing/Healthcare just terrible. Understaffed, no management visible, aides sit around in unoccupied rooms and watch TV. Patients wait 20 - 30 minutes for someone to answer a call. Everybody is sorry, everybody has an excuse, nothing is done.
Bill's family - Family/friend
Memory Care
August 13, 2019
Not recommended
Attractive facility and centrally located. Most of the staff are friendly but not well trained. It is expensive and exceptionally poorly managed. The only successful program is Physical Therapy, the manager there is good. The most common answer to any question is "Gee, I don't know." The food is expensive and only average in quality. Housekeeping in the apartments is a joke. The Healthcare (nursing) wing is horrible. DO NOT leave anyone you care about there. My father was there and everything bad that could happen to someone in nursing care happened to him. He fell, got MRSA, cdiff, and bed sores. He was there to recover from surgery, but after all the infections they gave him he just couldn't recover and died. At present (2019) they are building a new addition which will be even more costly than the existing units. I wish I could say we had a good experience there at some point over the 10 years my parents lived there but there wasn't one other than friendships with the other residents.
Anonymous - Toured community
Memory Care
July 2, 2019
Nice facility with many residents from surrounding area. More expensive than most places. Has pool. Lots of activities and good care.
K C - Family/friend
Memory Care
June 11, 2019
double billed at this place.
I would not recommend this place. My mother had to go to their rehab/nursing facility after a serious hospital stay. I don't have an issue with the people or facility. What I do want to warn people of, is their billing procedures. It might seem like a small thing but, my mom had a haircut, paid cash and then continued to receive a bill for something she paid for at their facility. We called several times to let them know the bill had been paid at the facility. They requested we provide a receipt but we did not get one. I wrote a letter explaining the situation and they still wanted us to pay the bill. It wasn't a huge amount...it was just the shrewd business habits. They don't know how to keep track of what is paid and then can continue to send out bills. My mom ended up selecting a senior community and we did not even consider this one after the experience. Please watch what you pay for and GET RECEIPTS. They are money hungry and don't care that they are in the wrong.
anonymous - Family/friend
Memory Care
April 5, 2019
1st community NEEDS SHUT DOWN!
Mother was taken to this rehab and is a fall risk after hip surgery. She was told to go to the restroom when she's not supposed to get out of bed. Then was told get rid of her waste in the bed pad and then call for it to be changed. I asked where was the bed rails to be told some 4 hours after her arrival the stna needed to evaluate if she needed them. The next person I asked stated the doctor had to order them. When I called for the nursing supervisor it took 20 minutes for a response then I get someone with no badge identification and in my opinion was NOT the supervisor or this place hires clowns for administration. When pain meds were requested they stated they had no order from the doctor. When approaching another nurse I was told they hadn't had time to review her records. Im scrambling to move my mother. DONT SEND family to this physicality!
Anonymous - Toured community
Memory Care
December 28, 2018
[Name removed] was wonderful and really helpful. Unfortunately they require 4 years of private pay before being able to accommodate a medicaid spend down.
Anonymous - Toured community
Memory Care
August 4, 2018
My sister and I toured this one without our dad. The staff nurse thought that memory care would be the appropriate level for him. After touring both assisted living and memory care we disagreed.
We feel that the memory care program is VERY good, and we may consider it later if dad should need that level of care. The memory program is broken down into three smaller units, so that residents have a group of around 8 to 12 peers in a dining area/living room area. There is an enclosed outside area that wraps around the end of the building in sort of a large U, with trees, benches, raised gardens, etc. When the weather is good, memory care residents can wander the gardens, including going around the end of the building and coming back into the closed unit at a different door. Our mother passed away last fall from Alzheimers and one of the things she liked to do for several years was to walk from place to place. If she encountered a door that lead out, she would escape or try to escape. When we placed her in a setting with no obvious outside doors, she wandered contentedly for hours. If she had been in the memory care unit at First Community, she could have wandered inside and outside at will without ever encountering an obvious exit. She would have loved that.
We were not as impressed by the assisted living facilities and program. It just didn't 'feel' as good.
Dad did spend several weeks in the skilled nursing facility at First Community this spring following a hospitalization. We HIGHLY recommend it! He was well cared for and did not mind being there. His experience at other rehab facilities, even very good ones, left him feeling angry and not willing to ever return.
Maddie Moo - Family/friend
Memory Care
May 17, 2018
Not accommodating to mother under hospice care
So sad this facility is politically bent. Want to move my mom out of her assisted living room after 5 years with her cat and under hospice care. Tried to make other arrangements to keep her with her cat, but the staff doesn't seem to care. Very sad. The staff doesn't seem to work well with outside private duty companies. Makes them feel unwelcomed as an outsider.
Anonymous - Toured community
Memory Care
April 22, 2018
First rate, had all the amenities you could want. But too large and sprawling for my walker-dependent mom. Top of price range we looked at.
Anonymous - Family/friend
Memory Care
December 5, 2017
Stay Clear if Health Care Center
First Community Village was great prior to acquisition by National Church Residences involvement.
Under no circumstances should you consider the Healthcare Center. Plz see ODH surveys 2017 & 2015. Ratings demonstrate nurses having difficulty with proper medicine administration. If your loved one can’t self administer this is not the place for you. Also the doctors give medications to patients to suppress their ability to speak. So if a complaint is lodged with Ohio Dept of health your family member can’t offer input in complaints nor communicate when they ate soiled or in pain. My family member is placed in solitary confinement and not allowed in the dining hall due to needing 2 persons to assist them with transfer into transport chair. I hate to say this bc i dont want to admit it but there is a racial element tio my family member’s abuse and neglect. The last time i took my mom to dinner at M restaurant she begged me not to take her back. I had no choice. My mother has recently lost over 26pds and I inquired with the dietician about her malnutrition. I know I sound unbaised but all this is true. I was a whistleblower and bc the nursing home was contributors to the Attorney General I was retaliated against and lost control of my mom. My 68 year old mom is slowly dying and being tortured at First Community but too many people are afraid to get involved. Half of the healthcare center has been shut down. Medicare or CMS may have information as to why the facility is running at less than 50% capacity. Now ask yourself why would a facility in Upper Arlington be half full.
Independent Living is much different and this is a better service although NCR has reduced services a bit. Chelsea may not have a desk attendant to assist you. Dont be surpised if your nursing aide is your housekeeper tomorrow. The food at Chelsea is great!
I would stay clear of the infamous Health Care Center unless you dont care about your family member and just want to dump them someplace.
Assisted Living is a lot better.
Anonymous - Toured community
Memory Care
September 13, 2017
Wasn't what my loved needed
I toured the First Community Village. The staff was nice and they gave a nice presentation of their community. It was a clean and well-kept community. I just didn't think it was the right fit for my loved one. I chose a community that was closer to my home.
Anonymous - Family/friend
Memory Care
April 4, 2017
Needs new management
Most of the staff are great, caring and competent. However, current management is absolutely incompetent.
It is a nice facility, plenty of amenities and activities. It could be quite nice with a general manager who knows how to manage.
Lori Jean - Family/friend
Memory Care
March 10, 2017
Walk away from this nursing home facility.
My mother was asked to move from her assisted living home because it was a multi-floor community with no ability to restrain residents from leaving floor. They suggested First Community Village where they had locked doors and they stated more care for wheel chair residents. We weren't even there 1 hour before the nurse's aid left her alone, she got up and fell face down on tile floor. Ambulance then hospitalized for several days. They assured me this would not happen again. She was moved to another room on her return and it was very dark and uninviting in this lock down area. While there her new physician started to prescribe meds that made things worse. She started have small strokes and I asked what can we do to help her? Meaning speech therapist, something. This same physician told me, "what do you expect, she's old," What?? Needless to say between the fall, the locked institutional like environment I insisted, to the director, they get my mother out of there and into a decent room and fired that physician. They put her in a much better room, new physician, charming room mate with somewhat nicer nurses. They lost her hearing aids, not once, but twice. Every time I came there (at least once a week) I would have to dress her, feed her in the small eating area myself. The mini strokes became her demise within 10 months. I would "never" recommend this "nursing home" facility. Walk through it and you will not see one smiling patient. It will break your heart, as it did mine, but was too late for my mother. God rest her soul.
Anonymous - Toured community
Memory Care
January 19, 2017
Beautiful facility with wonderful amenities. Living quarters are lovely. Activities are fantastic...love the 'Sew What' group that make and donate blankets for Ronald McDonald House. A couple of options for making the financial decision. Staff are pleasant. Overall a wonderful place.
Anonymous - Family/friend
Memory Care
July 28, 2016
This is a quiet, clean community with beautiful landscaping!!
My Father in law seems to be happy with his move into First Community Village. Sue who helped us in the beginning was nice, informative and made him feel comfortable. I have talked to numerous friends and they have nothing but good things to say about this community. I would recommend it.
BH - Family/friend
Memory Care
June 26, 2014
Friendly and supportive staff
We've been very pleased with how things are going at First Community Village, they've exceeded all of our expectations and we would rate them highly in all categories! The staff have been very welcoming and supportive, and the facility itself is very nice looking. We really liked that it had plenty of outdoor areas appropriate for walking nearby. His mood has improved so much since moving in, he smiles all the time now!
Anonymous - Toured community
Memory Care
April 23, 2014
The first community my son and I tour...
The first community my son and I toured – she was kind of snippy, she said, “Your down payment will be $400,000. Will that be a problem?” I won’t refer people to this community. I like the community I moved in much better and they were a much more reasonable price as well.
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