Nursing Home Communities in Inverness, FL

"Therapy was excellent and they got me on my feet much quicker. The nursing staff they were very good at responding to my call light and what I needed. While at home, I was able to remember what I was trained with from therapy and made things run smoother."

"Life Care in Lecanto's managers are very nice. When you go in there for the first time, they come in, talk to you, and introduce themselves; it’s wonderful. I would recommend anybody to go there. The nursing care, the cleanliness, and the thoughtfulness -- I’ve been in quite a few places in the last year-and-a-half or so for physical therapy, and I have friends who had been there and say the same thing. Physical therapy people and the nurses came yesterday, gave me a hug, and told me what a good patient I was and how they like to be with me and wish me luck. They have a little ice cream parlor like you’ve gone down in the street, and you can go and get free ice cream. It’s a very warm community. The meals were good. It offers a lot physically and psychologically with the patient. They have a big activities room, and they have a big bus that takes them to shopping or different things. They have music, dominos, and bingo. They have a sunshine lady; she comes around all the rooms. She is an old woman, but not real old at all. She comes around to make sure everything is OK. If you have any complaints, she talks to the proper people, and she came to see me before I was leaving. It’s been all updated; you can go sit and watch the birds in there. It’s really nice. "

"My mother was in Diamond Ridge Health & Rehab for rehab. I went there last week and talked to them about their respite. They took good care of her. Once again, she was in isolation because of C.diff. It took us a year to get that under control. Due to COVID, I didn't get to go visit her, but they were very good about communicating with me. The only thing that happened while she was there, and I'm not blaming them by any means because she does it at home too, she fell and she got a concussion. So, we had to go back to the hospital and get all of that taken care of and get back to Diamond Ridge again. I know that she had her physical therapy and rehab. I know she had it daily and they would call and I had meetings with them. They called and told me how she was doing, and I was pleased with it. It's very nice, very clean."

"I visited my mom there about 4 times a week and felt like a member of their family. Professional, personal care was provided. At her passing, staff cried with us. It doesn't get any more engaged than that. I hope that readers of this review know that I highly recommend this facility. I would go there if I needed that kind of facility. My mom lived there for 5 years. "

"My overall tour experience with Cypress Cove Care Center was a good one. I had no problems with the place. It was just a matter of deciding which was better for my mom as far as closeness to us. There are six of us and we live in different parts of Florida, but Cypress Cove Care Center was just as good. I have nothing bad to say about that at all. They were clean. It was a nice place. The person who did the tour was very friendly, very helpful, and gave me all the answers that I had to any of my questions. The dining area was also very nice. The rooms were very nice. They were being kept very clean. They were semi-private rooms and they seemed to have ample space for your clothing and personal items and stuff like that."

"Our overall experience with TimberRidge Center for Rehabilitation & Healing has been a good one. Mom hasn't had any problems or anything like that. She seems to be adapting well there. She's made some friends and I think it is a great place. Everybody seems to be caring and watching over my mom. It's very clean. The staff is very attentive. They help her with her activities and stuff like that. So, overall, her care has been great. My mom's room is as good as a semi-private room. She's got enough room to maneuver around and everything. She's got plenty of closet space and plenty of drawers. I've hung up pictures and decorations for her in her area to make it more home-like for her, and they allowed you to do that. In my experience with her being there, she's been very well taken care of. She doesn't have any problem with the food. She seems to love everything that she gets. She doesn't eat a lot, but she has been eating."

"My grandmother is a current resident at Osprey. I am so thankful for the loving care she receives from all of her nurses and especially Ms. Susan the Activities Director. They are extremely personable and care for all of their patients and their families. "

"Opinion based on our experience during our days at the institution. Very profession, friendly, caring staff and administration. We were looking for and were concerned about CARE. During moms stay she was always found clean, attended and above all Care and Concern demonstrated. We had been to younger facilities and quite frankly they did not measure up. Modern is not necessarily better and this environment while an older facility was always clean. Other talked a good show but they delivered. As for food let's face it we eat what we like and institution food not always what we want or like. Bottom.line prepared well was appropriate for moms condition. We felt comfortable with her welfare while there. I hope this helps with making your most difficult situation and decision."

"The rehabilitation Dept. is A+++ The Trainers are top notch, they are caring, patient, and work with you at any level you need. They took me from a wheelchair and unable to do anything for myself, to a normal life. I can now cook a meal, walk from one end of my home to the other. I cannot thank them enough. Super job to the gang!!! Love you all."

"This place was extremely clean. I transferred my husband from a horrible senior living. Cypress Care was a breath of fresh air. The staff was wonderful and very pleasant and helpful. They kept him very clean not like the last place. The office staff was amazing. The nurses and CNA's were wonderful. I can't say enough good things about Cypress Care. My husband was very sick but at least the last weeks he was alive were peaceful for him and me. God bless them all."

"Brooksville Healthcare Center was very clean and very neat. The outside landscaping was very nice. We liked the grounds it was on. It was very well-manicured. The rooms were typical. There were two bedrooms. They were clean and neat. The woman who toured us was the head nurse and she was very pleasant, and very accommodating, asking if we had any questions, and showed us the routines there and everything. She was very, very nice. We went there on a Sunday morning, so they didn't have a whole lot going on. It was just right after breakfast. I didn't get to observe anything. The dining area was very nice. It was very clean and very spacious."

"I'm in rehab at Buffalo Crossings. It's a ten all around. My husband and I both came over here after a hospital stay. The staff has been very helpful. The nurses and the CNAs are wonderful. The physical and occupational therapy has been fantastic. The food is very good. I'm having a chef's salad today that's really good. My husband is enjoying his food, too. He said it's so much better than hospital food. We're in different rooms, but they're doing so well with the COVID. All the staff members wear N95 masks. You have to stay in your room, but I couldn't really move around too much anyway. They are keeping everybody 14 days isolated, but your family can make an appointment and they will wheel you outside. You're behind partition and they can come up and see you. They can't come into the facility to see you. They're doing everything right as far as I'm concerned with COVID, and the staff is very knowledgeable, especially for me. They have to get me up and out of bed, and the physical therapist and occupational therapist push you, but I want to get myself going and be able to go home, so that's good. The rooms are beautiful. They look like a hotel room. I can see right out my door if I was able to go out. They bring all your meals to your room because of the COVID restrictions, but normally they have dining areas out there where you can sit. It looks like a hotel lobby out there. There's a fireplace and a TV over it. As much as I can see, it looks beautiful and upscale, like a Hyatt lobby. They have an activity director, and because of COVID a lot of things are different, but I happen to have my iPad with me, so I'm either reading, or they have the big screen TVs, or doing research, so I didn't ask for anything recreation-wise. Today, the staff came and brought a welcome balloon, and they already have my plan of care case management set up for next week. Normally, they have a happy hour, but because we're in our rooms they come around. They even have beer or wine and snacks and sodas, and they just bring it to your room individually because of COVID. I know my husband is getting a newspaper every day, which he loves. They're doing what they can during COVID. I'm sure there are other things if I was interested, but I told the young lady that pretty much between the therapies and the things I have to do I don't really need anything else."

"My sister-in-law moved into Chatham Glen Healthcare & Rehabilitation Center. The room is beautiful. Everything is excellent. The staff is very friendly and helpful. Everything is very clean and nice. She's very happy with the food, and we're even allowed to eat there if we want. So, everything is great, and it's close to where we are."

"My mother was at The Club Health and Rehabilitation Center at The Villages. There was absolutely nothing I liked about it. They neglected my mother. They did not answer the call lights. The food was not great. The staff was rude and ignorant. And there is not one good thing I could say about that facility. I would not put my enemy in that facility at all. The place was rusty, dusty, dirty, and ratty tatty. They need to improve the care of their nurses and they need to renovate. The front lobby looked spectacular. But then when you go in the back and you go into the rooms, the rooms had chipped wood, chipped paint, and dirty floors. They needed to have supplies. They didn't even have bedpans. They ran out of bedpans and my father had to go buy one at a store. The staff needed more training. I probably went 3 or 4 times to the administrator to try to resolve things. They need a whole new makeover and they need a whole new staff training for that place to be anywhere close to where my mom is at right now."