Nursing Home Communities in Silvis, IL

"I always enjoy my stay at MCUR. Friendly staff and the therapy is the best! Everyone treats me like family and I cannot imagine going to any other place for my therapy needs. "

"I was visiting my friend over the holidays at Rock Island Nursing and Rehab. I was very impressed with the individual attention she received considering her unique requests and needs. It made her feel special. I look forward to visiting her often as I know she is taken care of and receives the attention she deserves. She is especially happy with activities likely the monthly bake sale, and the recent dance performance. "

"I would like to compliment, Jill, your activites director. She does a really good job caring for the residents. She is always planning things for them to do. She is always helping people. She is always fun to be with. Jill cares for the residents and does all she can for them. My husband George appreciates all she does for him and he enjoys the activities she plans. Jill goes up and beyond her job."

"My husband has been at The Ivy for almost 2 years. The Staff has been Great! He's now Full Assist and The Staff meets his every need! They keep an eye on him 24/7. Even though he can no longer talk, that doesn't matter to The Staff. They treat him with respect & talk with him every time they walk by. I don't know what we would have done without The Ivy's care!"

"My sister and I visited Friendship Manor. The facility itself was very accommodating. It was very clean. As a matter of fact, it was a growing facility and it was quite large. The staff was very gracious. They answered our questions. They were very understanding of the difficulty to move your parents. I thought the people there were happy. The apartment seemed very pleasant. It would be a progressive need facility. So, when they were in the independent and they would need full care, they could move as needed. It was very good. I thought they fit for what they offered. "

"My mother has been in this facility for three years. I am very happy with the care she receives. I visit my mom daily. If I have a concern, the staff is eager to fix the problem. Her nurses are very caring and concerned about her health, safety, and happiness. Kahl Home offers many opportunities for social interaction. They have an excellent physical therapy department. She came in not walking and was able to walk again. At this time, mom is now confined to a wheelchair because of a stroke. The Kahl Home offers a restorative care exercise program daily. This program accommodates her needs. The staff is alert to indications that a patient might be depressed. They serve three meals a day with daily choices. Mom is usually pleased with the food. The Kahl Home is currently in the process of building a beautiful new facility which will probably open in June, 2012. "

"My dad was at Genesis Center for rehab. It is in a local hospital. The staff was good. The food is alright, he didn't complain too much. The facility is real nice. There's good beds, TV channels and it's clean.The layout was good. It's just a 1-bedroom and 1-bathroom. They're real good, excellent and the insurance covers it all."

"My mother is at Ridgecrest Village. The staff members are friendly, helpful, and caring. It's been a good experience. The facility is clean, and it seemed nice and homey. Her room has a big window and a bathroom. It has been very comfortable for the family to come visit. She is in their skilled nursing care facility and also receiving hospice care from a third-party provider. She's still in the same room, though. They allowed her to stay in the room, which was nice."

"We really liked Davenport Lutheran Home for our mother; it was our first choice. We had to be on a waiting list for almost a year, and we finally got in. It was well-kept and well-staffed. It was recommended to us and that’s where we went. They play cards, bingo, exercises, and church activities."

"I have been in Good Samaritan for six months now, and they are wonderful. You get one meal a day, the food is always good, and they give you a lot of variety. It's very clean and well kept. The staff is exceptional. Once a week they have someone who comes in, cleans your countertops, cleans and vacuums your floors, and cleans your bathroom. Then you have a Lifeline that comes with your rent, and they pay all your utilities. It's expensive, but they give you a lot for it. However, I'm at that point where I have to get something a little bit less expensive because I'm still pretty young; I'm only 65, and all my money would be gone. Good Samaritan was recommended to me by other people, and I was not disappointed. My only concern is they don't have much in the way of activities. They're trying to build that back up but because of COVID, they couldn't do much. They have bingo, and on Mondays they have someone come in, read scriptures to them, play a guitar, and sing some songs. It is very well kept. They also have elevators. I use a walker, and I'm on the second floor, so I definitely needed something that I could use to go from floor to floor. It's a nice place, and I would recommend it to others, but it's very expensive. Also the people here are about twenty years older than I am, so there's no one here around my age. We got our shots of vaccines very early, which was great. They have a TV screen, a pool table, a little gym, and a beauty salon. My room is a two-bedroom, and the laundry room is down the hallway, so I could take my laundry down there. My bathroom has a walk-in shower, and it has safety bars, too. For me, it's very spacious and very nice."

"My father was at Hammond Henry Nursing for rehabilitation. It's very new. The staff was compassionate and unbelievably excellent. My father was kind of unusual. He praised everybody for everything they did and thanked them profusely. If somebody gave him a bath, he said he'd tell them what was so wonderful about that bath. He appreciated so much everything everybody did for him, and he wanted them to know it. It's a smaller facility, and they probably gave better one-on-one care. My dad did not like the food there, though. But he was a connoisseur of food. He wanted salt and he wanted flavor. The nursing staff were incredibly helpful and compassionate. They guided us immensely. We didn't know what to expect, but they really gave us great guidance. They did a very nice job. Dad came back there on a hospice program. He was practically on his death bed saying thank you to the staff. He saw a human being in them and not a worker. And in turn they just bent over backwards for him. He died there last September. "

"My dad moved into Allure of Geneseo. I liked that you've got somebody that they watch over 24/7. My father was diagnosed with dementia about three years ago, and he can't remember three minutes ago. I do like the care that he received. The staff rotates a lot. I don't see the same person, but I might see them every couple of weeks. Usually, I see different people all the time. The structure is solid and very clean. They clean his apartment almost daily. They've got bingo, arts and crafts. They've got stuff to keep them busy all day. The layout is nice. They've got several emergency exits but there's one door that allows you in and out of that floor. The size of his apartment is beautiful. He's got a bathroom with an area for him to sit down like a sit-down in a shower. He's got a big walk-in closet. He's got a side where we have his bed and a living area. It's a pretty good size."

"My cousin is extremely happy at Hillcrest Nursing. He's been there for about eight years now. He was one of the youngest ones there. He just loves all the people that work with him. They keep him very clean. He's just really happy. When I visited him, everybody was having a blast playing bingo. And I couldn't pull him away. "

"Westwing Place was homey and the people were nice. Those are the main things for me. They're building a new building, and that's going to be 2 floors. The place is just really clean. It's a nursing home, but it's nice."