The Best Senior Living Communities in Jamestown, KY

"I have family at The Crestview Personal Care/Assisted Living. The Crestview is actually two separate buildings. There is a personal care facility and an assisted living facility. There is no skilled nursing facility available at The Crestview. The personal care is for clients like my family member who needs more help with their daily activities and the Assisted living facility offers a safe environment for capable clients who simply do not need to live alone anymore. Yes both building could use some cosmetic improvements but please do not judge a book by it's cover. There is a lot of love in both facilities and everyone is treated as family. "

"Somerset Active Day has been a life saver for my two individuals, they have been going for at least 20 years, the daycare staff is always willing to assist you with what ever you need, they are a friendly staff, whom alway great you with the warmest hello. They care for the individuals whom attend, this is not a day care center, it is a learning center, my individual come daily with activity that they had worked durning the course of the day, I am so glad to have Somerset active day in our community. "

Somerwoods Nursing and Rehabilitation Center, located in Somerset, Kentucky, offers both memory care and assisted living options. The community includes apartments with amenities such as living rooms and kitchenettes, providing residents with a comfortable and self-sufficient living space. The center is equipped with a variety of amenities designed to enhance residents' quality of life. Outdoor common areas provide opportunities to enjoy fresh air and nature. Residents are welcome to have pets, adding comfort for animal lovers. Organized activities and programs keep residents engaged, while meals are provided and social events create opportunities for interaction. WiFi and internet access help residents stay connected with family and friends. Communal dining options encourage a sense of community, and physical well-being is supported through yoga and stretching activities. Facilitated field trips and outings allow residents to explore the local area, and shared common areas offer additional spaces for socializing and relaxation. Somerwoods also provides various services to support daily living. General transportation services make it convenient for residents to attend appointments or run errands. Housekeeping services ensure that living spaces remain clean and comfortable. These offerings contribute to a supportive environment, helping residents maintain their independence while receiving the care and assistance they need.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

"I went to visit a friend that was in Sunrise Manor. When I first walked in there was a smell that was so strong and bold that would knock you down. I was amazed that they was not doing something to help the smell. I have vivited other nursing homes in my life and never had that bad of a smell.After getting through the main entrance, I noticed in front nurse station there was several patients sitting around in thier wheelchairs and some in their jerry chairs. Some awake just starring off and some were asleep. I did not see any nurses at all. I went on down the hall and went to the room where my friend was. She was sitting in a chair sad. I asked her what was wrong and she said that no one ever comes in to see her and she had hollered for someone to help her get up & go to the bathroom but no one ever came. So I helped her to the bathroom. We sat there and talked for a few then I asked her if she wanted to take a stroll so I helped her in the wheelchair and we walked toward the dining area. While we were walking I noticed on the hallway wall they had a huge calender with different activities that was scheduled throughout the month. I was pleased to see this as some patients need things to occupy their minds to help them from feeling lonely, depressed, or unwanted. When we arrived in dining area there were several other patients sitting around. There was a group in there volunteering thier time to sing for the patients. We sat there for a few listening to the music..I was watching the other patients, some were really into the music & some didnt even realize what was going on.After we got up from the singing we went out to the enclosed area outside as it was a prettyu day..but there was a fat rabbit. My lady friend was so happy and smiling and laughing about that lil rabbit. We sat out there for few then we headed back in.I was there and walked around for about an hr and I only saw 2 aides/nurse. I have worked in the nursing home field in my past and while viviting this facility it all came back to me..how sad that patients cant get more 1 on 1 time..how some patients dont have family and the workers become thier famiuly. I am sure if I asked either of the ladies I saw if they could do more they would have said yes! Its sad they are understaffed and under appreciated. (I am talking about most nursing home workers in general) I am still in the caregiving field however nursing homes are NOT my choice. I do private care now so that when I have a patient they can get the 1 on 1 time and attention they need.I wish that the nursing homes would allow more time for the aides/nurses to spend with every patient. I know that if you have 150 patients and only 12 people working a shift its hard to do. But the patients are the ones who are paying for the facility to be there and at the end of the day they are also paying for it by NOT getting anything extra than what the law says they have to have... "

"Several of my relatives have been residents of Grandview in the past, and one (my great-uncle) is currently. I have also worked as a volunteer there. I must admit, I have been fairly impressed. I've seen more than a few below-par nursing homes, and Grandview definitely hits the mark. The residents seem to be, for the most part, happy and content. All their needs are met, and activities are frequent. The staff is polite and courteous and I have never seen them delay their response to a patient's needs. Several of the patients suffer from dementia and are not entirely sure of where they are. Instead of correcting them when they mistakenly call someone by the wrong name, the staff simply plays along. This keeps the residents happy. The atmosphere is also very homey.The food is prepared by a professional chef and is quite delicious as well. The residents also seem to enjoy it, which is what really matters. "