Cotter House Worthington

★★★★★Amy G. · 2026-04-24 · Google

Moving both of my parents into memory care 8 months ago was one of the hardest decisions I have ever had to make. I cannot visit them as often as I would like but thank goodness for the staff at Cotter House. The love, care, and communication from all the staff has given me tremendous peace of mind.<br>When we first moved them in, I was overwhelmed with worry and second guessing whether I was doing the right thing. Nurse Donna was such a gift during that time. She was understanding, comforting, and reassuring, and it was clear she had walked many families through these same heartbreaking struggles.<br>Casie has been incredibly helpful in keeping me informed when something would make things easier or better for them. She even takes the extra step of finding examples on Amazon and sending them to me, which makes it simple for me to respond quickly.<br>Gretchen has shown incredible care for my parents. She took the time to sit with my mom with a laptop to make sure she could attend an important court hearing over Zoom. She has also taken time to sit and have thoughtful, meaningful conversations with my mom regarding my dad and the many changes in mom’s life. Her willingness to listen

★★★★★CarlVon P. · 2026-04-14 · Google

We feel fortunate to have found Cotter House for both of my parents. Their journey began when we realized they were not safe to stay at their home. We initially found another excellent place for them where they received top-tier care. But then dad fell and broke his hip, and mom had a stroke. After rehab, they were ineligible to return to their previous place.<br><br>Because of their different needs, we thought they would need to be in separate facilities, but Cotter House made it possible for them to live in the same facility in two separate neighborhoods. Now they have their individual needs met and come together for activities and shared events.<br><br>The staff is amazing! From the moment they arrived, Tammy, Gretchen, Donna, Casie, and many aides welcomed Mom and Dad with open arms. They receive genuine care, thoughtful attention, and lots of love from the staff. The PT and OT have also been a big plus for mom and dad. The therapists are compassionate and encouraging. And the food is fresh and delicious.<br><br>Cotter House is top tier. We are so glad that my parents are at Cotter House. After visiting them, I feel relieved to know that when we say goodbye, they are in the bes

★★★★★Jen C. · 2026-04-13 · Google

Placing my dad in memory care was one of the hardest decisions I’ve had to make, especially coming from a facility that wasn’t able to meet his needs. From my very first interaction with Cotter House, I felt a level of compassion and attentiveness that truly set it apart.<br><br>I visited multiple times—both announced and unannounced, on different days and times—and the feeling was always the same: calm, compassionate, and genuinely attentive. The staff took the time to understand my dad—quirks (he has lots) and all—before he even walked through the door.<br><br>Every staff member knows him—even housekeeping. I’m always welcomed warmly, like today when “Miss May May” (my nickname for her) in laundry greeted me with a big hug—she’s a rockstar, they all are!!!<br><br>They care for him with kindness and dignity, reflecting the level of love and attention I would want for him every day. The facility is clean, calm, and comforting—never chaotic or unpleasant.<br><br>Because of the Cotter Crew I can finally breathe at night and begin to live my life again, finding balance in the emotional roller coaster this despicable disease brings!!! Communication is incredibly important to me, and t

★☆☆☆☆Linda M. · 2026-03-02 · Google

3/2/26... PLEASE READ THIS!!!!! As you can see many other's have a total of 1or two maybe, some with a few more review's. And it's likely for the Kemper House Worthington idk 🤔 However you'll want to keep control and in contact with your family member in this facility. Put camera's in the room with your loved one.<br><br>As of 3/2/2020... When we moved our mother out it was NOT because of COVID-19. We gratefully got our mother back in our care, in doing so we extended her life! She came back to us in many ways considering the circumstances of her disease. Praise the Lord 💓🙏....<br>Our mother moved in the 1st of November 2019. In the beginning the staff, nurses and aides were very helpful, kind, caring, understanding, and really accommodating! They were polite, and professional. It seemed to be a great fit for our mother's needs. Another plus it was conveniently located for myself and siblings. We met Greg, Dan and many staff, nurses, aides, residents and their families. I was going there a lot because I felt I needed to and I was able to. It was the 1st facility we admitted our mother in, and by the Grace of God it was the LAST!! As time went by we weren't seeing consistency in are