LEBANON
585 N. State Route 741
Lebanon,
Ohio
45036
Main:
(513) 932-2020
Marketing: (513) 933-5471
Toll-free: (877) 343-0672
Fax: (513) 696-8525
New, Modern 55+ Apartments
Filling spots at The Gallery, Terrace Place, & The LEC.
About
Life at Otterbein Lebanon
Beautiful and bustling with activity, our 1,200 gently rolling acres are located only minutes from I-75 in southern Ohio. When you visit Otterbein Lebanon, historic Marble Hall will welcome you with its grand facade, as our gardens and ponds beckon. The lovely view of wooded hills changes with the season. In these neighborly surroundings, every step leads to something pleasant.
With ranch-style homes, apartments, assisted living, and nursing care, there are so many options to choose from among Otterbein Lebanon’s many modern, safe, and comfortable spaces, all with a 24-hour call system with your safety in mind.
At Otterbein Lebanon, you’ll find yourself among friends who enjoy working in the garden, art studios, or the woodshop. Play shuffleboard or bocce ball on a sunny day or Wii games indoors. Maybe grab a game of golf with friends or take a swim in our indoor pool.
Otterbein Lebanon has everything you’d ever want — and more!
A Day in the Life
Otterbein Lebanon
Week at a Glance
MONDAY
PickleBall Open Play
Scribblers Meet
Senior Aqua Pool
TUESDAY
Prayer & Bible Study
Yoga
Cornhole Open Play
Chorus
WEDNESDAY
Knit Wits Club
Scrabble Open Play
Line Dancing
Bingo
THURSDAY
Water Fit Class
Catholic Rosary
Euchre & Mexican Train Games
FRIDAY
Chat & Craft
Friday Worship
Mason Kroger
Movie Night
SATURDAY
Coffee & Conversation
Bingo
Kentucky Derby Day Party
Billiards Open Play
SUNDAY
Worship Service
Piano Recital
How can we help?
Contact Otterbein Lebanon Today
“One thing I have learned living at Otterbein is the word ‘Yes.’ Yes. I can choose my many amenities. Yes. I can enjoy the varied menus offered daily. Yes. I can make new friends. Yes. I can worship. Yes. I can volunteer or to help others. Yes. I can be entertained. Yes. I can be motivated and inspired. Yes. All of these things and more are for me … and I hope for you!” –Barbara Mandell, Lebanon resident