Walnut Hills Retirement Community

Founded in 1971 by Levi and Lillis Troyer as a 51-bed nursing home, the facility expanded rapidly due to strong community support, doubling in size within its early years. Today, Walnut Hills operates as part of Greencroft Communities, a broader senior living organization. The community has served the rural Holmes County area for over 50 years, providing skilled nursing and assisted living services. Nurses at Walnut Hills work in a long-term care setting, with job postings describing a 'fun and friendly team' in a 'gorgeous facility' that offers a 'collaborative and inclusive environment' encouraging growth and autonomy. The organization emphasizes its CROFT values framework in daily operations. Charge Nurse (RN) positions involve providing high-quality resident care, administering medications and treatments, performing medical assessments, and supporting STNAs with resident care and charting. The setting is a traditional nursing home environment where nurses work closely with nursing assistants and other team members to deliver consistent resident care.

Walnut Hills is 'a senior living campus rooted in Christian values of compassion and service.' The organization operates under the CROFT values framework: Creativity (pursuing solutions using imaginative ideas and diverse voices), Respect (treating everyone with kindness, grace, patience, integrity, and love), Openness (seeking to understand others by listening to and embracing different viewpoints), Fairness (offering thoughtful consideration when making decisions for the benefit of others), and Teamwork (working and communicating together for the common good). These values are described as 'more than just words on a page' and serve as the framework for decision-making across the organization.