Otterbein Sunset House

Otterbein Sunset House is located in Lucas County in northwest Ohio just a few miles from downtown Toledo, Ohio. Our Ottawa Hills location means we’re close to your favorite amenities but away from the hustle and bustle.

In most cases, living at Otterbein is no more expensive than the cumulative costs of living at your current residence. The service fees vary based on the size of your home or apartment, type of residence, location on campus, and contract option.

For price ranges, what’s included with your monthly fee, and more, download this free cost comparison guide to Otterbein Sunset House.

Everyone's comfort level is different, so the final choice is always up to you. But know that we're doing everything we can to keep our residents safe and healthy during this time. You can read more about our plan here.

On top of safety precautions, there are some benefits to living at a retirement community during this time:

• The majority of our partners are vaccinated and those who are unvaccinated are tested twice a week. Vaccinated partners are tested routinely. Because we comply with all government regulations and mandates, you can feel safer about being around other residents and partners (employees) on campus.
• Staying social is important, so we're offering safe activities to keep you engaged and adding precautions as needed. 
• We're keeping all residents informed of what's going on with the changing regulations. You can rest assured that we want all of our residents to stay as healthy and safe as possible.

Opened in 2002, The Woodlands is our independent living community, which offers both 1- and 2-bedroom apartments. The Woodlands shares its campus with Otterbein Sunset House, where assisted living, skilled nursing, and rehabilitation services are available.

At The Woodlands, each upscale apartment includes:

• Fully equipped kitchen
• Spacious closets
• Wall-to-wall carpeting
• Individually controlled heat and air conditioning
• Window blinds

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Otterbein Sunset House has been part of the Toledo area for more than 150 years. Founded in 1871 as the “Home for Friendless Women,” Otterbein Sunset House mainly served women in the Toledo area and later became a nursing center. In the early 2000s, the community began to admit men and couples and added independent living housing, which is now called The Woodlands.

In 2020, the community became affiliated with Otterbein SeniorLife and officially became known as Otterbein Sunset House.

Read more about Otterbein Sunset House’s rich history >>

Yes, we offer a full continuum of care at Otterbein Sunset House, including independent living, assisted living, skilled nursing, memory care, post-acute/rehabilitation, and hospice care.

Learn more about what memory care at Otterbein includes >>

Otterbein Sunset House offers lots of life enrichment opportunities to help new residents get involved and meet new people. From art classes to outdoor activities to games, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. In addition, there are plenty of off-campus outings you can also take part in, like a charter bus trip to Frankenmuth, Michigan, or attending a Toledo Mudhens baseball game.