"We toured Woodmont Health Campus. The staff was definitely the thing I like the best. The thing I like the least is that it was a bigger facility. I like the small facility. The staff had a lot of responsibilities, so they were managing quite a lot. The food was amazing. There was variety, quality, and nutritive value. The facilities are well-maintained and spacious. They have tons of activities that go on. The activities director is constantly working to bring new things in and make it exciting for the residents."

"We chose Transcendent Healthcare of Boonville North for my cousin because they were small and independent. They meet my cousin's needs and have very generous visitations, so I can stay there as long as I want. They have multiple options for meals every day. Anything I want to bring in is fine. They modify the rooms to better meet the needs during rehab. They have been very accommodating, professional, and friendly. The food is good but not amazing. I go and visit every day. They have live musicians that come in at least twice a week. They have games in the community room like bingo, cards, just community wide games. My cousin doesn't participate, but they also have dancing, which is pretty hysterical. I don't know if that's every week, but they've had it in the week we've been there. They have good activities, but they're just not things that I'd be really excited about. Anything that needs repair gets repaired that same day, so they have a great maintenance staff. It costs, but it's not exorbitant."

"After making it nearly 70 years living independently my great-grandmother finally has had to move to a community that can better care for her. She moved into Oakwood about 3 years ago. The first time I went to visit her I didn't exactly expect to be wow'ed by her living conditions. Most similar places I've been in our area seem to be little more then places to house the sick and dying. The first thing I noticed in Oakwood was the feeling that I was in more of a community instead of a hospital type setting. The main lobby is nicely decorated, the grounds are well kept, and there seemed to be plenty of commons areas with people actually using them playing cards. I didn't find my grandmother bed-ridden in her room but had to use one of the helpful employees roaming the halls to direct me to an area where she and some of her new friends were playing cards. From numerous other wonderful visits I can say that Oakwood Health Campus is definitely leagues above pretty much every other assisted living community in this area. Everything from the staff to the amenities is top notch. "

"I toured Cedarhurst of Owensboro. I was impressed with the overall visual pleasantness of the place. It's fairly new and isn't rundown at all, but it's well-kept and well-built. The units are very, very sharp. The staff is very professional and knowledgeable. It was a good feeling, pleasant people. I looked over the menu and their procedure and policies, and I was pleased with that."

Welcome to Fern Terrace of Owensboro! Fern Terrace is a place for living, not just a place to live! We provide scheduled activities daily and an Activity Director is on staff to organize and plan a fun-filled day for all residents. Outside the facility, day trips are scheduled and we are looking forward to all the adventures that lay ahead for our residents. Fern Terrace believes in the motto, "Live Well, Laugh Often, and Learn Much!" Home health and physical therapy services are available to the residents. Fern Terrace provides an in-house doctor and psychiatrist but each resident may choose his or her physician. Medicine is given by trained staff in accordance with doctor's orders. Fern Terrace of Owensboro is located on the banks of the Ohio River. The beautiful grounds provide a setting unmatched in Owensboro. 8 acres of fountains, flower beds, blooming trees, beautiful birds and walking paths surround the Facility. Swings and benches are arranged so that the residents can enjoy the boats that travel the Ohio River. Fourth of July is a true celebration with music played by Owensboro Symphony and grand fireworks. Fern Terrace has private and semi-private rooms available. You can decorate your room or use our comfortable furnishings. Families are always invited to visit and enjoy the pleasant surroundings. Financial aid is available for residents that need additional funds.To learn more about this provider’s license and review other available state reports, please visit: Kentucky Cabinet for Health and Family Services Health Care Facility Directories

"My mom is in Owensboro Care Center. It is an old facility. The building itself is probably 60 years old. The rooms are small and cramped. The care overall is lacking. I think they're understaffed. If there was more staff there, my mom would be able to have a diaper change every two hours like they're supposed to do. "

"I stayed at Hermitage Care and Rehabilitation Center in Owensboro for 6 weeks and it was wonderful. The staff was wonderful, too, and the food was well-seasoned. I was in a private room and it was very nice. One time, I had to be in an air mattress and it got messed up but the maintenance was there to make sure I got another one quickly. It's also clean, with no bad smells, and no trash. I don't have a bad thing to say about that place."

"Carmel Home is a bigger, cleaner and newer facility than where my mom is in right now. Their environment was more home-like and it didn't have an antiseptic smell to it when I visited. It was also brighter and the furnishings were newer. Their rooms were bigger. There were also more private areas that you can go and actually visit instead of always having to visit at a nurses station or in a crowded hallway. There was also more individual care there. "

"My in-laws moved into One Park Place. It's assisted living and they are at enhanced care. They receive 2 meals a day, they give them their meds, they have housekeeping once a week, and they do 2 loads of laundry. They've been there for a month now. Their overall experience is great. The community is great. They're very warm, friendly and kind. The staff is great and very personable. The apartments are very nice and they're wheelchair accessible. They have bingo, they have church, activity rooms to do puzzles and play games, an exercise room, and a nice sitting area where everybody can socialize. The dining room is nice. You can either eat in the dining room or have the food sent to your room. The food's very good and we've not been disappointed with their meals yet."

"My sister moved into Wellington Parc of Owensboro. I have no issues with them at all. They were good to her. They did an excellent job. They're very thorough, very friendly, and polite. It was a nice place. It kind of sits upon a ridge or a hill-like. The drive was about five hundred feet, I guess, from the highway. It was really quiet there and peaceful. Most facilities have their meals catered, but they make their own meals, and she loves their food. I talked to her when they were in the activity room, and she liked it."

"I had been homeless for almost 2 years staying in Pitino Shelter I have lived in Roosevelt House only since January 2012, but I couldn't think of a place any better. Before moving here, I had never lived alone and to say I was nervous would be a gross understatement. The staff here were friendly and understanding. The let me know there is someone available 24/7 in case of emergency. If I needed to talk to a staff person, they were there available to help...and if there is a problem, to get it corrected as quickly as possible. If there is a maintenance problem, they are there very shortly after you report it. There are activities in both buildings almost everyday if you want to take part in them or just watch. They distribute a calendar page every month with most of the activities on them. I would (and do) highly recomendn anyone to live here. "

"Really love seeing the Heros Journeys! Home like environment, caring staff, excellent therapy, activities."

"Park Place was smaller than other facilities and was strictly a retirement community, so it didn’t have healthcare on-site. There wasn't a restaurant, either. The person that showed me the apartment was nice. They have a walk-in shower in the room. The facility was fairly new. "

"The staff at Heritage Place was very friendly, and they seemed very caring about their residents. The residents were very friendly. They seemed to have adequate staffing, and they had activities going on for the residents. I spoke to a couple of people that live there and they're very happy about it. They all had positive remarks. The place was clean and we're very pleased. The room had a small kitchenette area, a small refrigerator, and a microwave. When you walk in the door, beyond that was a small place with a table. And then beyond that was a small living area for a small couch and a television. The bathroom was handicap accessible, and then there was a bedroom, which was an appropriate size for a queen size bed. They have a salon and an exercise room. The facility was very well-kept. I've been in touch with the staff for several weeks now, asking for follow-ups and updates on Dad, and everything about how he's doing in rehab. They're great."