Ivy Court

Gordon

My wife stayed in Ivy Court for skilled nursing. Kind of the reason we went with the Ivy Court was that they were one of the few that would accept Medicare. They're good people. If any fault that I found in that, is their staffing. They were a little bit short on staffing due to Covid. They're trying to get their workforce built up a little bit, so there was a work in progress, but other than that, they were very good with my wife. They treated her well. They fed her well and took good care of her. I tasted the food and it's a very good. They had that guy in there that played piano from time to time. Also, they had a singing group that would come in and another guy who played bingo with them. There are a lot of good things that keep them busy and active. The size of the rooms is very good. If I had to have any concerns about it, it would be putting people that may be on the escape portion of it to close the doors and stuff, but other than that, the facility all in all was pretty well laid out.

JustBNMe

Ivy Court told our family that our family member was the next on the list and had been approved to move into Ivy Court when a room came available. After almost 6 months, we received a text message saying her acceptance was being cancelled. For six months we waited and didn't look elsewhere anymore because she had been accepted there and now we are at the beginning again with no reason for being rejected. Her current home has had her packing for two months under the impression she was moving. Our hearts are broken.

Raymond

My wife is at Ivy Court. It's pretty good. She receives high level of care. I got to know the people very well, and they took very good care of her. I made some good friends. A couple of times the staff gave me something to eat, like on Thanksgiving and Christmas, and they were good meals. They have an activity department, and they provide music, movies, popcorn, ice cream socials, puzzles, drawing classes, and coloring classes. They would ask my wife if she wanted to go to the music or whatever. They don't force anybody to go and do any of these things, but they always went around and asked people if they wanted to do it, and those that did, they would make sure that they went to it. The physical facility is in dire need of remodeling. It's an old building. They have two maintenance people, but they have a hard time keeping up with everything. But I would have to say that they make sure that everything that needed to be running was running appropriately.

ddharley

After having a massive heart attack with heart failure, I was discharged to Ivy Court for rehab services. Despite my cardiologist placing me on a low sodium, low fat diet, Ivy Court served me foods high in both salt and fat. My first meal was fried potatoes with grilled sausage and sauteed bell peppers. My lunch the following day was a corn dog with chilli fries. Even after speaking with administration and the lady in charge of food service I was continually served foods high in fat and salt.

zagman

This place is an outstanding facility to re hab in. Clean, fairly good food, wonderful staff. Nice hard working nurses,excellent P/T and twice weekly on site doctor who knows what she's doing. I highly recommend it.

Lyn8

My friend is at Ivy Court for rehab and he seemed to like the facility very much. The facility seemed little cramped to me. Their rooms are basically two patients in a room, but it's spacious.