Copeland Oaks

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The more independent and active one is, the more he or she is going to enjoy because there is so much going on. The main things are the beautiful surroundings, good food, good people, a heated swimming pool with a hot tub, all on the shore of a beautiful lake. The campus is gorgeous and not too far from Canton or Youngstown.

Move to Copeland Oaks to not be a burden to the family - consider this a gift to them. There are stimulating opportunities to grow in body and mind. there are many activities. One would never have to leave the campus. There is excellent health care. The area's convenient to shopping, close to Mount Union College, quiet and peaceful, and has a Christian atmosphere.

Move in now while young and healthy enough to enjoy all the activities available such as music groups, golf, swimming, concerts, plays, etc. Move while one can control your own life and live it the way you wish, rather than "having to do it". Copeland has a "feel" of the country with the benefits of city living. It's in close proximity to several large cities plus three major airports and an AmTrak.

Don't wait! There are many activities and volunteer jobs to get involved in. The move should be made while you are independent enough to do it on your own. It is better to make the decision yourself than to have someone make it for you. My husband and I liked the idea of independent living in a villa, with the knowledge that if our health deteriorated, we could move into an apartment, assisted living, or Crandall. It also helped to know that if our finances ran out, we would not be evicted, but could remain in our living quarters. The location is quiet and country-like, but the convenience of grocery stores and shopping areas is only 10 minutes away.

While living in Kent, I had heard that Copeland Oaks was quite a place. But, you can't fully appreciate what it's like until you visit it in person. Considering all that it offers, it's hard to believe a community like this exists so close by here in Northeast Ohio.