Colonial Manor is an assisted living facility owned and operated by the Tuscarawas county Commisioners.

Colonial Manor (AKA Tuscarawas County Home) was established in 1844. The current building was built in 1929. The County Home was once portrayed as the "poor house." This statement, however, no longer stands true.

Colonial Manor is an up-to-date facility with fire alarms, smoke detectors, sprinklers, all connections to emergency services, a licensed nurse around the clock, medicines prepared and dispensed, a house physician who visits weekly and is on call 24 hours, Nurse Assistants around the clock, full laundry services, cleaning services, meals prepared and served by the kitchen staff, transportation to medical appointments in Tuscarawas County and occasional errands/shopping, various activities, parties, church services held by volunteers and staff, and private, semi-private and ward rooms which can include your own chair, dresser, TV etc. We also have assistance with daily routine. You may have a car on the grounds with full room and board paid. A valid Ohio drivers license and proof of vehicle insurance are required.

Those who wish to stay short or long-term must be or have been a resident of Tuscarawas County, be 18 yeras or older, be ambulatory, use the assistance of a cane or walker, and cannot be severely confused or combative.