The Best Nursing Home Communities in Clark County, IN

"Great care for my Granny. Facility is clean and cared for daily. Staff friendly "

"My great grandmother lives in this facility and I feel as if she is taken great care of. Everyone there calls her grandma, even the older residents. She gets her hair done weekly. I have never experienced a time at this facility where it seemed as though she was not being cared for properly. The workers at this facility help her with meals, bathing, etc. She also really like the facility. They have birds in the commons area, and a dog that visits with the residents. It seems as if every time we go to visit her they are having some events for the residents. There are local bluegrass bands that come and sing to them also. Also all of the residents at the facility seem to be in good spirits. I have saw what they feed them, and can say that is it less than stellar. That would be the only negative thing I could say. "

"I have family at Green Valley and must say it is the best nursing facility around. They have great nursing care and the food there is better than most restaurants that I've been to. I only had one issue there and the Admin took care of it immediately. I would give it 6 stars if I could!"

"My Mother stayed there for one year until she passed 9/2/2012. They have the most caring staff! Cna's and nurses work so hard there and become like family. I will truely miss seeing them. A special young man who took care of Mom the morning of her passing made her as comfortable as possible turned her toward the window, opened the blinds to let the sunshine in. I am sure she left this earth on a sunbeam!!!! "

"I love Autumn Woods Health Campus! It is a caring, loving , and clean facility! They provide many fun activities for everyone! "

"When you walk into Lincoln Hills Health Center, you can tell it is a great facility. It smells so clean and fresh. It is kept very neat and tidy. I was so impressed with the building and the staff."

"I've been in Clifton Oaks Care Center for over two weeks now. I'm not happy with the medical staff. The aides and almost everybody do not listen. The food here is edible, but it's nothing special. They tried to get the meals here on time and bring snacks around. This facility is quite old, and you can see where they've had to make some repairs. My room has a TV. They have physical therapy here and people that do arts and crafts. They have groups and have trips to lunch outside."

"The staff is wonderful at Robert Lee Nursing and Rehab. They are very caring and attentive. It used to be a hotel, so the rooms are much larger than any of the other facilities that we've visited, and that kind of drove me to it. The food seems to be really good, and there is plenty of it. "

"This was one of the cleanest and nicest nursing homes I have been in. My dad was treated like he was a celebrity when he was admitted. The nurses and aids were all fawning over him. He really loved the attention. Rooms were big and very nice, more like a hotel room than a nursing home. There was a flat screen tv with cable and a sliding glass door so he could go outside from his room. "

"Nazareth Home - Clifton Campus is nicely kept, everybody's very friendly, and they're willing to try to answer any questions you have. They're really good about printing out activities for the month, for each resident. If we want a copy, we can even get a copy of it. They've been taking really good care of my mother. The staff is very, very friendly. They've done a good job with COVID and in trying to keep the residents that came down with Covid that didn't have to go to the hospital in one section. They sectioned it off and kept them there and kept everybody else safe. As far as the workers there, when they came down with Covid, they stayed at home to recover. They've been really good about making sure that the residents had all their COVID shots and their flu shots. They've been really good about having a meeting with us to discuss what they've been doing for my mom and what the dietitian has been told to serve my mom, in terms of her meals. Everything's been nice down there. I have tasted the food and what I had has been good. Everybody pretty much gets the same breakfast unless they are on a special diet or high fiber diet like my mom. They changed my mom's from eggs, bacon, and sausage to high fiber cereal and she likes that better. They have 3 choices at lunch and dinner that they can select from. They can take whatever they want. My mom goes to the dining room where she can pick what she wants. If she wants a sandwich and she only wants a half then she can ask for it. If they have chicken tenders, she could ask for a half portion. They give all the residents an activities sheet for the whole month. That way, when relatives or visitors come to visit them and they want to know about activities, they can look and see if the resident has one and see what the activity is for the day. They have a lawn care service that comes in and services the lawn. Beyond that, there are maintenance gentlemen that take care of everything else that the lawn care service doesn't do. All the rooms are painted a neutral shade. My mom's in one of the bigger rooms that have a half-circle of four windows. She went to rehab and then they recommended that she stay in the nursing home and we kept her there. The staff is all nicely dressed and I just think they do a wonderful job."

"My husband is a resident of Nazareth Home - Clifton Campus. I like Nazareth home. It's about 12 miles one way, so that's 24 miles if I try to go up there to see him, and with the gas prices and everything going up, I just wanted to have him a little closer to home. It's been a good experience. They're nice to him, but I just wanted him closer to home. I just thought it would be nice if we could run and get him and he'd be really close. The staff has all been very nice to him and he likes them. He's on a very strict diet, so he complains about that. They only give him a certain amount, but it's because of his diabetes. He needed to lose weight and they just want to keep a close eye on his sugars and his food intake. I do take him something every now, and then when I go up there I try to take him up something special, like a milkshake or something different than what I think he will be getting there at the home. But they give him snacks, ice cream, Jell-O, and they even give him cookies at times. They're very good. I've been in there sometimes when it's kind of messy, but I think a lot of that is him. He lays in his bed most of the time and if they come in to clean his room and he'll say, "I'm all right, you can come back later," or something like that. I'm sure they're short staffed, especially after the pandemic, and I told him he just needs to let them clean his room. But I've been in there when the room is really clean, too. They have a courtyard, and they play games with them. They have music, and they have people that come in and play music and sing with them. They do bingo and the price is right for little gifts and things that they can win. He doesn't really participate in that; he's just not like that. Nobody's perfect, it's not always perfect. To me, it looks like it is clean, but I think there's always room for improvement. They're short staffed and that's hard to be dumped off on one or two people. But they have good staff and I've been satisfied. We have Medicaid, but I still pay them a lot of money a month. I know that it's not the home charging me that money, and it's Medicaid telling me what I can pay or what I'm supposed to pay, and that part I don't like, but it has nothing to do with the home."

"My mother had a sister that was in Mercy Sacred Heart, plus she was in rehab for hip repair there as well. It was a structured environment. They had music, physical therapy activities, puzzle making, card playing, occupational therapy, speech therapy, and memory therapy. They had the opportunity to go out to eat at different restaurants, entertainment, arts, and theater. Security was excellent. "

Landmark of River City, located in Louisville, KY, offers a variety of care types including Skilled Nursing Care, Short-term Rehabilitation Care, Respite Care, and Hospice Care. This senior living provider is designed to meet the needs of individuals requiring various levels of assistance and medical attention. With an emphasis on both physical and emotional well-being, Landmark of River City aims to provide a supportive environment for its residents.The facility features semi-private rooms, catering to those who prefer a shared living space. While specific room amenities were not detailed, the presence of semi-private rooms suggests an environment designed for comfort and companionship. Residents have access to a range of amenities aimed at enhancing their quality of life. These include meals provided, outdoor and enclosed/secured outdoor common areas for safety and enjoyment, salon services for personal grooming, shared common areas for social interaction, and communal dining options to encourage a sense of community among residents.In terms of services, Landmark of River City offers comprehensive support including Physical Therapy/Rehabilitation and Occupational Therapy/Rehabilitation, catering to those in need of recovery and physical strengthening. Additionally, the presence of a Nutrition Specialist on staff ensures that dietary needs and preferences are met, contributing to the overall health and well-being of the residents. Insurance is accepted, making it easier for families to manage the cost of care. Overall, Landmark of River City provides a supportive and caring environment for seniors, with a focus on maintaining the highest possible quality of life.

We provide specialized short-term rehabilitation, bridging the gap between hospital and home, as well as long-term care in a safe, compassionate environment that fosters independence and dignity.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