Nursing Home Communities in Robinson, IL

"They were great at Burgin Manor of Olyney. Everybody was wonderful. They were very informative and very helpful. They took my dad to the gym every day. The physical therapy person was good. His room had a nice size. Everything was great. "

"My mother is at Willow Manor and I am very happy with her care. They encourage her to be active and to develop friendships. The staff are great, they treat her like she is part of their family. She loves the therapy and is eager to go. "

"My mom has been at long-term care at Carle Richland Memorial Hospital. It was a part of the hospital that they just made into a long-term care, but we think the CEO's starting to close, 'cause why would you go increase a rate? She was paying like $5,800 and some, to almost $7,300 a month, and that's a huge amount. It's a private pay, that's what they call it, and they're good. You get a little better care than some of the other nursing homes here, so that's why we put her in there when she first had a stroke during heart surgery. She doesn't even really know names of food or anything, and if you ask her what she has for supper, or dinner, she has no clue what you're talking about. I had some issues with a couple of the CNAs. They were just picking the crap out of her trying to aggravate her. It must've been not too bad, but we've had the same issues over the workers in there. She is mad in any way, her personality changed when she had the stroke. I hate it, plus they said they'd given her her share and they didn't do it then, and she smells. That made me mad too. That's the sad part with this COVID, you have no clue what's going on in these places. It's changed several times who has worked in there. Some of them are great, and then others are not so good. It is hospital food, it is OK. They changed the diet up there, so it wouldn't be as good anymore. It's not fancy up there, it's just like an old hospital, a part of a hospital where they stuck these people in the old rooms. Mom's room is tiny. The rooms are all in different sizes, they're caught up, and some of them they put two people in. Mom doesn't have a shared bathroom, but one did. That's one reason we left her in there too. We didn't want her to have a shared bathroom because she still can go to the bathroom on her own, but her room is awful. It's gone downhill up there. It used to be where you wanted your loved ones because they got a little extra special care there, but not anymore."

"Robert Flowers Village is connected to the nursing home. The residents can get their food from the nursing home if they want to, but other than that, they're pretty much independent. It's 12 to 14 individual apartments connected by a hallway, and each has individual entrances. You don't have to go to the lobby to get to your room. It's not a controlled environment, but there's not going to be a lot of people running around. I put my name on the waiting list to move in there. I liked that it was an individual apartment, it had washer and dryer on the same floor, had separate entrance, each one has a backdoor, and you can have a little patio. Most of the people were a little younger, and they're pretty active on their own. They can go out to eat, cook for themselves, order in, or order food from the nursing home, which wasn't spectacular but not terrible. "

"Only the BEST nursing facility in the area for miles around. Excellent staff who are attentive, supportive of both client and family members. Stressing activities that encompass the individual as well as family functions. Well equipped to care for a wide range of needs that any loved one may require. Comfortable and homey atmosphere. Delicious and nutritious meals, catering to the full range of palettes. Don't hesitate to call for a tour. The welcoming and friendly staff are eager to introduce you to quality care at its finest. This is the place that I know my loved one is receiving care from the attentive nursing staff and hands on care that I want for him. The business staff is a joy to work with and have any question answered on the spot. You won't be disappointed here, I never am."

"My mother inlaw and father inlaw both are in Gentlecare right now, and we visit the unit and they were very nice to us, we live out of State and it was nice to go there and see them and all of the people there are very nice and we could go and see them when ever we want too any time of day or at night time. They will ask us if we have any question and if we did they would answer our questiion.."

"Cumberland Rehab is owned by a company called Petersen. They were unique in that they had a daycare facility. The staff was highly accommodating. I was very surprised at the quality of care and attention that you could get from the staff. They were quite good. However, they would not take Alzheimer's patients overnight. They did not feel they had adequate staffing to cover the potential escapes that might occur with Alzheimer's patients, but they did take them on a daycare basis. You bring a patient, send them in the morning, and pick them up at 5:00 or 6:00. It offered me as a primary caregiver the opportunity to be able to pick my wife on a daily basis or every-other-day basis or twice-a-week basis, so I could go about some daily chores, and that worked out very well. She was able to eat one to two meals per day there, depending upon what time she arrived and what time I picked her up, which were very adequate. "

"Lodge of The Wabash was good and I loved it there. The staff was fantastic. "