Columbus Colony For Elderly Care

My dad is currently staying there. CCEC found a mass, on his face, immediately, send him to OSU, n found skin cancer n pancreas cancer. Trying to get a hold of someone, after receptionist transfer you, is like pulling teeth.
They are busy, understandable. We were able to talk to Dad, via video relay, interpreter helped set that up. They gave dad new glasses.
I recommend this place, for a temporary stay-to socialize with other deaf folks, rehab, or until terminally ill, to bring them close to home.
Dad was terribly lonely at Assisted Living, with all hearing folks.
Dad is staying, til it's time to bring him close to home. I want him, socializing with deaf folks, to boost his morale. Staff is great, helpful n busy, busy, busy.
The only recommendation, is have hotel or rooms, discounted, for long distance families to stay n visit deaf love ones, for a day or two. We come from Indiana

Definitely know sign language if you're going to work here. I don't think it's exclusively for the deaf but most residents are and a good bunch of staff as well. Initial impression was the place was relatively clean and the people we're nice.

Most people think this place is for the deaf .....but it's for everyone. I am 44 years old and had a few surgeries and had to find a place since I couldn't walk on my own and needed rehab. Please check it out the staff is great and the rooms are wonderful.