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StoryPoint Grove City isn’t just a place to live. It is designed to cater to all stages of life. We offer independent living, assisted living and memory care services! Throughout each service level, we strive to make every moment of every day something special. This is why no matter what we do, large or small, we work to help our residents Shine. Everyday.
From a simple smile to helping you get ready for the day, at StoryPoint, our flexible care services are designed to meet you where you’re at — wherever that may be. Join our community this spring and save big with exclusive seasonal savings. Contact us today to learn more about this limited-time offer.
Our communities feature a variety of amenities, including:
Whether enjoying time with friends, the warmth of the fireplace or just relaxing, the main lobby is our community’s central meeting place.
We welcome residents and their guests to stop by during breakfast hours for a warm cup of tea or coffee, a refreshing meal or to enjoy our baby grand piano.
An ideal space for movie nights, lectures and celebrations, the Media Center can seat up to 75 people!
Residents and their guests are invited to use our computers and select a new read from our library!
The Candlewick Bistro offers the perfect way to enjoy a night out right at home. Experience casual dining and all the excitement of a sports bar.
With multiple menu options prepared by our Executive Chef, there’s always an open seat at the Prime Thyme dining room!
Available for residents and their loved ones, our private dining room can be reserved for gatherings of up to 10 people!
For those looking to relax, our licensed, professional massage therapist is available for treatments that are beneficial for overall wellbeing.
Our convenient in-house beauty and barber shop offers residents services including nail care, hair care, and a total-body massage chair.
Extending beyond pool tables and cooking demonstrations, our variety of activities offer access to all the fun.
Community Activities
We invest energy in becoming more acquainted with residents so we can design experiences they’ll really appreciate. You can enjoy shopping, outings to live occasions and much more outdoor activities. When you prefer to stay indoors, get your friends together for a game night or cozy up with a newspaper or book close to the fireplace or in the comfort of your apartment. We support your interests and are here to support you in every way.
Daily Dining Experience
Cook for yourself or let us serve you — the decision is yours. We create Chef-prepared meals for your individual preferences daily. Our community includes an Executive Chef who utilizes feedback-driven menus and new fixings to make great culinary experiences for you every day.
Made fresh daily
Mixed greens, grape tomatoes, cucumber, shredded carrots, red onion and parmesan cheese (with choice of dressing)
Crispy fried tomatoes served with a light salad and remoulade
Images shown are reflective of food served at the community and are not direct representations of the sample menu items.
Slow-smoked baby back ribs served with corn on the cob, green beans and bacon, tossed in Chef's barbecue sauce
One chicken breast lightly fried, served with succotash and mashed potatoes and gravy
Homemade Italian tomato beef sauce served over spaghetti noodles
Images shown are reflective of food served at the community and are not direct representations of the sample menu items.
Served with a scoop of ice cream
Chocolate, French vanilla, strawberry, butter pecan, mint chocolate chip, strawberry sorbet, sugar-free chocolate and sugar-free vanilla
Images shown are reflective of food served at the community and are not direct representations of the sample menu items.
See for yourself what makes StoryPoint Grove City so different! Contact one of our Community Specialists by filling out the form below.
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