Nursing Home Communities in Evansville, IN

"I went to Heritage Center for a friend, and the place is very nice. The facility is up-to-date and modern. The people are all clean and nice too. They have nurses, and everybody is very helpful. Their rooms looked very nice. It was such a beautiful place. "

"We are so happy with the care our family member received. The apartments are super nice and the food is wonderful. The staff is so kind! I love hearing about all the activities and trips they go on!"

"I really enjoyed visiting my grandmother here. She was really happy with her stay here as well. The staff was all very friendly and respectful. I trusted their ability to care for my grandmother in a way that I would if I were able to at the time. She loved being there as well. The facility was really nice as well. "

"My dad just moved into River Pointe, and I think it's nice and convenient. It seems to be clean and homey. The staff seems nice and efficient. He will need physical therapy, but they haven't started yet. They have a beauty parlor."

"I am so impressed with Bethel Manor.!!!! The facility exceeded My expectations! Granted, my wife has only been there for A few days; however, I must Say the staff has been incredible! She is in the Alzheimer's unit Which kept sparking clean.. the Nurses and complimentary Staff ( they might be over staffed) Are spouse friendly... Are caring and professionals! Rhonda and Jamie... greatest "

"My dad was at Pine Haven. The food wasn’t all that great but the facility wasn’t bad. They took care of the patients pretty good. It was clean and well-maintained. "

"My sister has been staying at Majestic Care of Newburgh for almost a year now. It seems like a pretty nice place. They make sure the residents know their rights. They had the equipment to accommodate her, and I have always had good interactions with the staff. She shares her room with another resident. They have activities for them, and they bring in people. They brought in little horses one time for the residents. For the holidays, they have something where the family can come. They had some Easter egg hunting, but they would use cookies for the family and the residents. They have a courtyard where they take the residents out."

"When my aunt was diagnosed with breast cancer, she was in need of help with her personal care. I went to visit her at Westpark when she first moved in and she was in such horrible denial and so depressed. I know a lot of it is because she was younger than most women in this facility and she was dealing with the thoughts of possibly dying from the cancer. I stayed with her for many hours those first few days. Then I had to go out of town with my job for two weeks. I came back to another person entirely. The staff had really made it their purpose to help her adjust to living in the nursing home. They made a conscious effort to help her. The staff told me that they were going to get her interested in teaching painting to the other residents. They had found out that my aunt was an art teacher when she worked. This gave my aunt something to focus her attention, other than the cancer. She lived there for two happy years before the cancer spread to her liver and she passed away. The staff really made her last two years happy ones. "

"My mom was in the facility after getting Covid. She previously was in the hospital and another long term facility. Like most hospitals they ship you out to quick. The facility that she went to has since been bought out by another company. They discharged her to early and sent her home without even one bath or shower. So I got mom home and realized she needed more help. I was referred to Newburgh Healthcare and sent mom after a few days at home due to weakness ant fully rehabilitated. I can’t say enough great things about Newburgh Healthcare. The best thing is the staff cares at Newburgh Healthcare. They are privately owned and management cares. The nursing staff was very nice to mom and the CNAs were her angels caring for her daily. They would give her a bath each day and help her get dressed and go to the bathroom. The dietary staff made great meals and snacks everyday. The housekeepers kept her room and facility looking so good. If you are looking for a facility for rehabilitation for weakness or post surgery this is the place. It’s also a great place for a loved one for long term living. The therapy staff treats rehabilitation patients and long term patients like family. Newburgh Health Care has given mom another chance to live at home with family but in the future I know she has another family in Newburgh Healthcare. Again thank you Newburgh Health Care for being Moms Angels!!!"

"My mom is at West River Health Campus. We have also decided to try their assisted living there. My mother-in-law was there for a couple of years before she passed, so we had some familiarity with the facility. The other thing is my mom couldn't get over the concept of being on a second floor, and so the one thing that West River had was that they're all on one level. So, she really was attracted to that over some of the other facilities that we looked at. She is still in the rehab wing, and the assisted living room will open up in about a week to two weeks. She is staying in the room that she was in for rehab until that other room opens up. I like the quality of care in the rehab. The staff members are friendly and helpful. The rehab is clean, but a little dated. The decorations appear to be dated. They look like they've been there a while. Everything is clean and well-maintained, but the decorations make it look like it was done maybe in the 1990s. I think the amenities are comparable to the others. They have a good dining room, and they have activities. I think you see those in most places. They all try to attend to those needs, but they provide them for the residents. My mom has been involved in some of their activities. They play bingo, and they have baking demonstrations where they watch you cook, and then they eat the food. They have music and a happy hour, too."

"Woodlands Care Center was clean. My father-in-law got plenty of attention. There were lots of folks around popping in and checking on him now and again. He had three different therapists who were working with him on different rehab activities for swallowing, walking, and occupational therapy. The facility was busy. They had a lot of patients, but the staff seemed very adequate. On the downside, they have a lot of equipment that they keep in the hallways. The hallways were plenty wide enough to accommodate it, but a lot is going on in the hallways between the equipment and the people coming out of their rooms for observation like the area near the nursing stand. When they're eating a meal, the residents are somewhat supervised because they have a swallowing issue like my father-in-law did, so plenty is going on in the hallways. The staff was very friendly and very helpful though. He was on a soft foods diet and he ate all his meals there, which isn't always the case at home."

"My mother-in-law is staying in Henderson Nursing and Rehabilitation for long-term care. They do have rehab there, and occupational, and speech therapy. Most of the staff is outgoing and helpful. It looks like they have a lot of group activities going on when I visit. There's plenty of room to walk around her bed, and she's got her TV."

"My mom has been in The Village at Hamilton Pointe Assisted Living for two months now. She is in assisted living there. It's nice, neat, and clean. It's a fairly new facility. It's less than 10 years old. The staff out there is really good. They seem to be taking very good care of my mother, and I have zero complaints. They answered my questions. When we were trying to get Mom on Medicaid, they were very helpful in helping me work through all that paperwork that is required for that. They're just all very friendly. There are two people in the room, and they keep the room tidy. It's got nice furniture in it. The person who lives in a room has plenty of room for their clothing and whatnot. They each have their own TV. I haven't tried the food myself, but my mom likes her food, and she is picky. They had a Halloween party for them this past weekend. They usually hit all the holidays. They have a little something for them. They have bingo regularly. I see residents playing bingo in one of the dining halls. They do try to keep them somewhat busy. The whole facility is fairly new. Everything seems to be in good shape. Everything seems to work like it's supposed to. The housekeepers are always out during the daytime and visible. They come in, they clean the room, and they mop floors. It looks like they're trying hard to take good care of it."

"My dad is a resident of Cypress Grove Rehabilitation Center. It is a veteran-centered facility and he's a veteran. I guess he is in skilled nursing because they administer his medicine. He loves the staff; they're very friendly. They check on him a lot and he's got a good rapport with them. I would just say they are very short-staffed, which I think every place is right now. So that's an issue, especially in their kitchen. Their meals are usually light. But he doesn't mind. It's not something that would make him want to leave as of right now. The rooms are very small. He has a roommate, but, so far, he doesn't mind that. I would say the food is very good. My dad is picky, and he loves the food, and that's a big thing for him. The dining area is very nice. They also have a lot of activities to choose from. He goes to an exercise class every day and he loves that. He enjoys that and it keeps him mobile. They have an activity room with games and puzzles. They also have devotional times. They have a sheet that comes out every month and every day it lists the activities he can attend. He is there for about three or four weeks now. They do a good job, but they're just short-staffed."