Assisted Living Communities in Park Hills, MO

"Farmington Presbyterian Manor was very comfortable. It was homey and the people were very kind. They showed us all levels of care because that's what we will be looking into. We looked at independent living, assisted living, and then memory care and they were very transparent with fees. So, I was very pleased. The rooms were very open. We were looking specifically for a two-bedroom for my in-laws and they were able to accommodate that with two rooms together (similar to a hotel where you have the two rooms together with a door in between). They had several other rooms that we toured. Some were set up. Some were being remodeled. They had met the needs that we were looking for. When we were there, they were having crafts in the morning, but the big draw for us was the large room for church services on Sunday and Wednesday and a gospel singing group that came in. The library was very well stocked and very good as well. So, I was impressed with that, as my mother-in-law is a reader. The lady who gave the tour was phenomenal. She answered all questions and has made callbacks to us. We're very impressed."

"I like to walk around Harris Manor. Staff, who are unaware that I am there, are pleasantly interacting with residents. They take pride in making Harris Manor feel homelike, both in decor, and in their attitudes about the freedom and flexibility a home offers its occupants. There are beginning of the day routines--awake up, eat (with two morning options), medications, handing out day's 'necessities.' Residents come and go, with only the need to check in and out. The menues, and the meals that I have seen, are nutritious, attractively served and are foods the men seem to like. I called at 5:45 a.m. One person answered the phone quite cheerfully, and then conferred with another about a question that I had. "

"We chose Colonial Residential Care for my brother. He's doing great there, it seems like a great place. The staff sounds very helpful, very nice, and caring on the phone. They were willing to talk to me and give me information about my brother, so that was really helpful. They have activities, and my brother said the food is delicious. It's really affordable."

St Francois Manor is a senior living provider located in Farmington, MO, specializing in skilled nursing care. The community offers both private and semi-private room options, catering to different preferences and needs. Rooms are designed to provide comfort and convenience to its residents.Amenities at St Francois Manor include meals provided and communal dining areas where residents can enjoy their meals together. This setup not only ensures that residents have access to nutritious meals but also promotes social interaction among them, which is important for their overall well-being.In terms of services, St Francois Manor is well-equipped to support the health and wellness of its residents. The community offers physical and occupational therapy and rehabilitation services, which are crucial for residents needing recovery and maintenance of their physical abilities. Additionally, the staff is trained in mental health care, which is essential for addressing the diverse mental health needs of the residents. Other services include nurses on call, therapists on staff, housekeeping, and medical transportation services, all aimed at providing comprehensive care and support to the residents.To learn more about this provider’s license and review other available state reports, please visit: Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services Licensing and Certification

To learn more about this provider’s license and review other available state reports, please visit: Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services Licensing and Certification

"The Villas was very homey and clean. It's an older facility, but they keep it up well. They were caring, patient, and it felt right. They offer everything you could possibly need, food, and clean clothes every day. My sister said the food is good, and she doesn't have to clean up. They take the residents places if they need to go, and a doctor comes every week. They have a nice Christmas program. I went to church with my sister, and we enjoyed it. We're happy with the place."

"My wife stayed at The Baptist Home for respite, and she enjoyed it very much. They were very kind to her and they took really good care of her. The people made her feel at home. Most of them had worked there most of their career and for them, that's their calling in life, not their job. The food was excellent. It was all home cooking. She had nothing but good things to say about them. Her room was a very good size. They had single occupancy that were all very clean. Even though she was in the older part of the building, it was very well kept and clean. We didn't have to take her furniture there. She wanted an electric chair and they found one for her to use. It was very adequate. If you become a long-term resident, you can bring your furniture from your home. They had a sewing machine, which she used, a craft room, games like bingo, church services and a chapel, and people come in and sing. They had a lot of activities. It was very reasonable."

"My grandpa loved. Crystal Oaks unsure at first, but the way staff made him feel he was a part of the family he loved when he would go out with family in on holidays and weekends he would worry about getting back home. No better feeling that caring and loving staff are out there he passed peacefully with his family including the Crystal oaks staff by his side. Excellent rehab as both grandparents spent time on it. Thanks for all those hard working ladies and gentleman for such great care from nurses, aides, transport, housekeeping, therapy, activities and management."

"My mother has been in Fountainbleau Nursing Center since October. The facility is very clean. It's a single floor unit that has four wings, with 10 rooms in each wing. It also has a memory care unit which is what we needed, and it is close to where I live. My mom was allowed to have her own furniture in her room . The staff is very attentive and would report to me about how she's doing as far as her participation and her acceptance, medical care, among other things. They have activities like trivia, bingo, card games, bowling, and Bible readings. "

"Parkwood Meadows Senior Living was very nice. The staff was friendly. They have lots of activities that they do. They have an area where they had a piano, an area if they wanted to dance, an area to play cards, and other things to do. They also had a TV area with a large screen television and there was a kitchen that the residents can use if they wanted to cook a meal. They have two nice little outdoor areas for them to go out and sit in. It's got a hospital that is just down the street from it."

To learn more about this provider’s license and review other available state reports, please visit: Missouri Department of Health and Senior Services Licensing and Certification

"My mom moved into Scenic Nursing & Rehab Center. I'm very impressed. They are very caring and solicitous. It's very clean and quiet. It's not screaming televisions everywhere. They have activities three times a day. It varies from bingo to Wii games. My mom is in a shared room, and it is bright and cheerful. It's not huge, but there's room enough for her to have her own dresser if she wants it. There was a small bedside table, but there was a shelf in there. There's plenty of wall space for me to put pictures because my mother was an artist. So she'll be able to have a couple of her paintings that are there. It's going to be intimate. There's plenty of room for her to maneuver around in a small wheelchair and then to get in and out of the hallway. Their admissions staff was wonderful. My husband was blown away. They were wonderful with my mom and ever so gentle in getting her out of the car, getting her in there, and getting her settled. It's a 170-bed facility, but it feels intimate. The hallway was painted bright turquoise blue, and it was cheerful. The staff has been terrific, like when answering the phone and going through their COVID procedures when you're coming in. They've got a small, pretty, little garden area. It sits up on a hill. It looks like they've got a lot of activities for them to do."

"My grandmother loved Autumn Ridge. The staff was phenomenal. The building was rundown and a little older, but the rooms were big and their activities were amazing. The food was wonderful, too. It was definitely home for her because the staff all knew her. They called her grandma, too, and she did not want to leave. It was a very beautiful place. Their amenities were wonderful. They had painting classes, bingo, Rummikub, clubs, all kinds of group activities, and trivia. They took the buses and went to the stores, local community events, and church. They brought church in, and they also had a personal driver who would take the residents to doctors' appointments and anything else that they would need or shop for them. The dining area was wonderful, very spacious, and that's where they hold a lot of their events. They're undercharging for what you get there."