The Suburban Healthcare and Rehabilitation Nursing Home is located at 20265 Emery Road in North Randall, Ohio.

It is a 150-bed facility owned by Suburban Holdco LLC. We, at The Dickson firm, have had numerous dealings with the individuals involved in this nursing home, including Naftali Shapiro, Mayer Guttman, and Ragesh Agarwal, M.D.

This facility has a rating of one (1) out of five (5) starts overall, a rating for health inspections of one (1) out of (5) five stars, and a rating for staffing of two (2) out of five (5) stars.

– This nursing home received a federal fine of $15,113.00 on September 5, 2023.
– It received a federal fine of $37,754.00 on January 17, 2024.
– It received a federal fine of $27,367.00 on March 7, 2024.
– It received a federal fine of $14,353.00 on March 7, 2024.

On March 7, 2024, Medicare also refused to pay for the services being rendered to its residents due to the quality of care being provided.

According to reviews posted online, people have had issues with the Administrator returning their calls. One family member was seeking to discharge her father as soon as possible. She indicates that her father had received subpar services since he was first admitted to the facility. She also indicated that her family worked harder than the staff to take care off her father.

Another person who wrote a review of this nursing home indicated that it's probably the worst nursing home in the county. This reviewer said that the nursing home was filthy. They indicated that the bedsheets do not get changed or cleaned for several weeks on end. They indicated that the Administrator was terrible. They indicated that the elevators are often broken and never fixed.

Another person who wrote a review of this nursing home said that the nursing home was terrible. They indicated that their grandmother was there, and they were going to take her home. The reviewer indicated that they do not do basic things like bring her water. They indicated that she was a diabetic, and they would not take care of her food. They also indicated that the food was terrible. Often the food was cold, sometimes the vegetables were hard.

These types of complaints cause us grave concern about the care at the Suburban Healthcare and Rehabilitation Nursing Home. These complaints are consistent with the overall rating of one (1) out of five (5) stars, and the health inspection rating of one (1) out of five (5) stars, and the staffing rating of two (2) out of five (5) stars. If a nursing home is not staffed properly, there is really nothing the staff can do. They simply cannot keep up with the residents.

In this particular instance, it sounds like the residents are being neglected because there just are not enough staff. Further, it sound like there is a lack of oversight. People indicate that they are trying to reach the Administrator, and he is not calling them back. An administrator who is not responsive to the residents and their families is a grave concern.

Many families may ask themselves if The Suburban Healthcare and Rehabilitation Nursing Home is a good nursing home – and should they send their family members there to be cared for. They may ask if it is a dangerous or bad nursing home. They may ask if other residents at the nursing home have experienced abuse, neglect, bedsores, falls or other injuries. These are valid questions. Based on the ratings above, family members should have real concerns about The Suburban Healthcare and Rehabilitation Nursing Home as a safe and caring choice for their family members.

Here at The Dickson Firm, we would strongly recommend that you consider sending your loved one to a different facility.

If someone you love has been neglected or abused in a nursing home or assisted living facility please call us at The Dickson Firm at 1 (800) OHIO LAW as we would be happy to talk with you and help you in any way that we can.

The Continuing Healthcare of Gahanna nursing home is a 94 bed nursing home located at 167 North Stygler Road in Gahanna, Ohio.

– This nursing home has an overall rating of one (1) out of five (5) stars.
– It has a rating for health inspections of one (1) out of five (5) stars.
– It has a rating for staffing of one (1) out of five (5) stars.

This nursing home received a very large federal fine of $258,400.00 on March 12, 2025. On that same date, Medicare refused to make payments relative to the care being provided at this nursing home.

The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, also known as CMS, a division of the Department of Health and Human Services, has a Center for Clinical Status and Quality/Quality Safety and Oversight Group.  This group monitors nursing homes.  They have developed a Special Focus Facility Program.  They identify nursing homes that have a history of serious quality issues and are included in a special program to stimulate improvement in their quality of care.

The Continuing Healthcare of Gahanna nursing home is listed in Table D of the special focus facility candidate's list. Table D is a list of nursing homes that qualify to be selected as a special focus facility.

Many families may ask themselves if The Continuing Healthcare of Gahanna is a good nursing home – and should they send their family members there to be cared for. They may ask if it is a dangerous or bad nursing home. They may ask if other residents at the nursing home have experienced abuse, neglect, bedsores, falls or other injuries. These are valid questions. Based on the ratings above, family members should have concerns about this facility as a choice for their family members.

As you can see from the list of nursing homes that have significant issues with resident care on our website, there are three (3) Continuing Healthcare Facilities listed on our website. All three of these nursing homes have significant issues with the quality of care being provided. Read our article on Continuing Healthcare of Cuyahoga Falls here.

If someone you love has been neglected or abused in a nursing home or an assisted living facility please call us at The Dickson Firm at 1 (800) OHIO LAW as we would be happy to talk with you and help you in any way that we can.

The Arbors at Delaware is a 99-bed nursing home, located at 2270 Warrensburg Road in
Delaware, Ohio.

– The nursing home has an overall rating of 3 out of 5 stars.
– It has a staffing rating of 2 out of 5 stars, which is below average.
– It is part of the Arbors at Ohio chain of nursing homes.
– It is owned by Ark Opco Group, LLC.

Craig Flashner and Yitzchok Perlstein have operational and/or managerial control. According to ProPublica's Nursing Home inspect database, the Arbors of Delaware has been subject to multiple violations, including violations for failure to honor a resident's rights to a dignified existence, failure to immediately notify a resident's doctor, and a resident's family, of situations that affect the residents, and failure to honor a resident's right to a safe, clean, and comfortable environment.

Additionally, deficiencies cited include failure to ensure nursing home areas are free from accident hazards with adequate supervision, failure to ensure medication error rates are not 5 percent or greater, failure to provide enough nursing staff every day to meet the residents' needs, and failure to procure food from approved sources.

Many families may ask themselves if The Arbors of Delaware is a good nursing home? They may ask if it is a dangerous or bad nursing home. They may ask if other residents at the nursing home have experienced abuse, neglect, bedsores, falls or other injuries.

According to online reviews, one reviewer described this nursing home as a "hell hole", stating, "Clinical care often incompetent and neglectful; staffing inadequate; leadership bizarre and abusive. My loved one developed advanced bedsores and had multiple incidents of neglect-induced medical events. The nights in this place are very different from the days, when contracted therapists elevate the care a bit."

Another family member wrote about an alarming incident with a hospice patient, "At one point a nurse could not remember if she had given my father meds and had to ask my husband if she had given him meds. And the way the staff spoke about the patients on hospice was appalling, saying, 'They are just going to die anyway.' My father, a Vietnam veteran, was there.

Within 2 weeks of being there he came down with pneumonia because they were not sitting him
up for meals, and he got food in his lungs. They did not feel like dealing with him, so they started keeping him dozed on morphine around the clock."

A current resident wrote, "I have been in this facility for over 3 weeks. The time I have been in here has been subpar. I have asked for medicines and have been told no. Service is far below acceptable. You hit the call light for a nurse, and it is between 15 to 30, sometimes 45 minutes before anyone responds."

Another loved one warned, "Do not take your loved ones here! My grandmother had to be taken to this place after surgery in June. She did not even make it 12 hours before we pulled her out. This place smells like death and dirty diapers when you walk in the door. Rooms are dirty and dusty."

Other Arbors at Ohio nursing homes include those below – and are also listed among the worst nursing homes in Ohio.

• Arbors West - 375 W Main Street, West Jefferson, Ohio 43162
• Arbors at Carol - 3680 Dolson Court NW Carroll, OH 43112
• Arbors at Delaware - 2270 Warrensburg Road Delaware, OH 43015
• The Arbors at Fairlawn - 575 S Cleveland Massillon Road Fairlawn, OH 44333
• Arbors at Gallipolis - 170 Pinecrest Drive Gallipolis, OH 45631
• Arbors at Marietta - 400 Seventh Street Marietta, OH 45750
• Arbors at Mifflin - 1600 Crider Rd Mansfield, OH 44903 (419) 589-7611
• Arbors at Milford - 5900 Meadowcreek Drive Milford, OH 45150
• Arbors at Minerva - 400 Carolyn Court Minerva, OH 44657
• Arbors at Oregon - 904 Isaac Streets Drive Oregon, OH 43616
• Arbors at Pomeroy - 36759 Rocksprings Road Pomeroy, OH 45769
• Arbors at Springfield - 1600 Saint Paris Pike Springfield, OH 45504
• Arbors at Stow - 2910 L'Ermitage Pl Stow, OH 44224
• Arbors at Streetsboro - 1645 Maplewood Dr Streetsboro, OH 44241
• Arbors at Sylvania - 7120 Port Sylvania Drive Toledo, OH 43617
• Arbors at Woodsfield - 37930 Airport Road Woodsfield, OH 43793

These reviews are particularly concerning because they seem to speak to a pattern of understaffing. Understaffing is the source of most issues in nursing homes. As the one citation indicates above, nursing homes are legally obligated to provide their residents with adequate supervision to prevent accidents. They are also legally obligated to provide their residents with a safe environment. They are not able to do this without enough staff.

If a facility is understaffed, it is simply not possible to provide adequate supervision to all the residents. This often leads to falls. Falls are one of the most serious concerns facing nursing homes, and can often be fatal. Understaffing also leads to the formation of bedsores. If there is not enough staff to turn and reposition the residents every two (2) hours, and sometimes more frequently, then they will develop bedsores. Bedsores are caused by unrelieved pressure. When the nursing home residents are not turned as often as they are supposed to be turned, they will develop skin breakdown. When a nursing home does not have sufficient staff, there is simply no way to turn and reposition all the residents who need assistance.

If someone you love has been neglected or abused in a nursing home, please call us at The Dickson Firm, at 1-800-OHIO LAW as we would be happy to talk with you, and help you in any way that we can.

Click here to see a list of the Worst Nursing Homes in Ohio.