Comprehensive Review: Hawthorn Glen Senior Living Campus

• 1. Facility Overview

• 2. Services Offered
  • 2.1 Care Options
  • 2.2 Medical and Wellness Services
• 3. Amenities and Lifestyle
  • 3.1 Living Spaces
  • 3.2 Dining
  • 3.3 Community Spaces
  • 3.4 Personal Services
  • 3.5 Activities and Programs
• 4. Resident Experiences and Satisfaction
  • 4.1 Notable Testimonial
  • 4.2 Areas of Praise
  • 4.3 Areas for Improvement
• 5. Pricing and Financial Information
  • 5.1 Payment Options
  • 5.2 Additional Fees
• 6. Staff and Management Quality
  • 6.1 Staffing Levels
  • 6.2 Medicare Quality Ratings
• 7. Comparison with Local Competitors
• 8. Unique Features and Programs
• 9. Recommendations for Prospective Residents and Families
• Conclusion

Facility overview

Oasis Nursing & Rehab of Green Valley (formerly Hawthorn Glen Senior Living Campus) is located at 5414 Hankins Rd, Middletown, OH 45044. This review covers what the facility offers, what residents say about it, and how it stacks up against other senior living options in the area.

Key points:

• The facility was recently rebranded and appears to be undergoing improvements.
• It offers a range of care from independent living through skilled nursing.
• Located in Middletown, Ohio.

Services offered

Oasis Nursing & Rehab provides several levels of care:

Care options

1. Independent Living
   • For seniors who want a maintenance-free lifestyle without needing regular medical support.
   • Access to community amenities and activities.
2. Assisted Living
   • 24/7 personal care assistance
   • Medication management
   • Help with activities of daily living (ADLs)
3. Memory Care
   • Specialized support for seniors with Alzheimer's and other forms of dementia
   • Secure environment with trained staff
4. Skilled Nursing
   • 24/7 medical supervision
   • Post-hospital recovery support
   • Long-term care for complex medical needs
5. Rehabilitation Services
   • Physical, occupational, and speech therapy
   • Post-surgery recovery programs
6. Hospice Care
   • End-of-life care focused on comfort and dignity
   • Pain management and emotional support

Medical and wellness services

• 24/7 on-site nursing staff averaging 3.9 hours of care per resident daily
• Medication administration by licensed nurses
• Regular health monitoring and assessments
• Emergency response system
• Nursing care available 12–16 hours per day

Amenities and lifestyle

Living spaces

• Recently renovated rooms and common areas
• Various apartment options available

Dining

• Restaurant-style dining room
• Private dining rooms for family gatherings
• On-site meal preparation

Community spaces

• Activity center for social gatherings
• Landscaped outdoor areas
• Library and computer lounge

Personal services

• On-site beauty shop and barbershop

Activities and programs

The facility offers:

• Daily social and recreational activities
• Fitness classes tailored for seniors
• Arts and crafts sessions
• Educational programs and lectures
• Music and entertainment events
• Spiritual and religious services

Ask for a current activities calendar during your facility tour to see what's actually scheduled.

Resident experiences and satisfaction

Residents and families have given generally positive feedback:

• Overall resident review score: 9 out of 10
• 143 residents rated it as "Most Loved"
• 13 residents rated it as "Loved"

Notable testimonial

The culinary team hosts wonderful family gatherings.

This comment reflects residents' appreciation for the facility's dining experience and willingness to accommodate family visits.

Areas of praise

• Compassionate and professional care from staff
• Quality of dining experiences
• Efforts to accommodate family visits and gatherings

Areas for improvement

According to Medicare ratings, the facility could improve in:

• Health inspection processes

• Quality measures implementation

Pricing and financial information

Oasis Nursing & Rehab is among the more expensive senior living options locally:

Price Point

Monthly Cost

Starting Price

$8,000

Average Cost

$8,640

Maximum Cost

$9,280

For comparison, the average nursing home in the Henderson area costs about $4,124 per month. Oasis pricing is more than double that.

Payment options

• Medicare certified
• Medicaid certified
• Private pay options available

Additional fees

Specific additional fees were not listed, but senior care facilities typically charge extra for:

• Specialized care services
• Personal care items
• Additional therapy sessions
• Special activities or outings

Ask for a complete fee schedule during your visit or initial consultation.

Staff and management quality

Staffing levels

Oasis Nursing & Rehab reports an average of 3.9 hours of nursing care per resident daily:

Staff Type

Hours per Resident per Day

Licensed Nurses (Total)

1.5

– Registered Nurses (RNs)

0.4

– Licensed Practical Nurses (LPNs)

1.1

Non-licensed Nurse Aides

2.4

Medicare quality ratings

Category

Rating (out of 5 stars)

Overall Rating

3

Health Inspections

2

Staffing

4

Quality Measures

2

The facility has a high staffing rating, which suggests adequate staff levels for resident care. Health inspection and quality measure ratings suggest room for improvement in those areas.

Comparison with local competitors

Here's how Oasis Nursing & Rehab stacks up against other senior living facilities in the area:

Facility

Type

Overall Rating

Key Differentiators

Oasis Nursing & Rehab (Hawthorn Glen)

Skilled Nursing, Rehab

3/5 stars

Large facility, multiple care levels available

Mount Pleasant Retirement Village

CCRC

5/5 stars (6 reviews)

Higher-rated, continuum of care

Otterbein Lebanon

CCRC

Not available

Large community, lower pricing

Chesterwood Village

CCRC

8/10

Comprehensive health care services

Oasis has a lower overall rating than some local options but provides more extensive medical care, which matters if someone has significant health needs.

Unique features and programs

• Large facility (242 certified beds) means more resources and staff.
• Strong focus on rehabilitation services
• Recent rebranding may indicate ongoing improvements
• Offers multiple care levels in one location, so residents can transition between levels as their needs change

Recommendations for prospective residents and families

1. Schedule an in-person tour. Given the recent rebranding, visit to see the current conditions, how staff interact with residents, and the overall atmosphere.
2. Ask for a current activities calendar to understand what residents actually do day-to-day.
3. Discuss personalized care plans. Ask how the facility creates and updates care plans as a resident's needs change. A good care plan addresses medical care, daily activities, and social engagement. When a resident transitions from one level of care to another—say, from independent living to assisted living—the plan should adapt without major disruption. The facility should review and update plans regularly as conditions change.
4. Ask about staffing. Find out staff turnover rates, what specialized training nurses have, and whether the facility is adequately staffed nights and weekends.
5. Get detailed cost information. Because pricing is significantly higher than the local average, ask for a complete breakdown of all potential costs and fees.
6. Ask about quality improvement. Find out what specific steps the facility is taking to address low health inspection and quality measure ratings.
7. Talk to current residents or families if possible. Firsthand accounts of daily life are invaluable.
8. Evaluate rehabilitation services. If rehab is important, ask about success rates, average length of stay, and the qualifications of therapy staff.
9. Ask how the facility communicates with families, especially about health updates and changes to care plans.
10. Consider future needs. Make sure the facility's range of services—from independent living through skilled nursing—can meet potential care needs down the road.

Conclusion

Oasis Nursing & Rehab of Green Valley (formerly Hawthorn Glen Senior Living Campus) provides a broad range of care services in a large facility. It has good resident satisfaction scores, high staffing ratings, and a continuum of care options. The recent rebranding suggests the facility is investing in improvements.

The downsides: pricing is significantly higher than comparable local options, and health inspection and quality measure ratings lag. Prospective residents and families should weigh these factors against their specific needs and budget.

A thorough decision requires visiting in person, asking detailed questions about care, costs, and improvements, and if possible, speaking with current residents or families. The ability to stay in one place while transitioning between care levels can be valuable for seniors who want continuity as their needs change.