Nursing Home Communities in Keokuk, IA

"Lexington Square in Keokuk is the best facility with nurses, CNAs and RTs that I have ever seen. I had a nurse call me the other night; they've sat with Mom numerous times and held her hand because she was anxious and there's no family there. They are wonderful. They discovered her stage 5 cancer, which three different hospitals in the last year haven't been able to do. It's a very small facility, but the rooms are wonderful. She has her own private bathroom, which does not have a shower or whirlpool, but they have up-to-date TVs and a full cable system. The rooms are always kept really clean and have windows with birdfeeders outside of them. They have a doctor on-call once a week and nurse's physician on-call twice a week. When a new client comes in on a vent, they have one respiratory adviser that is specifically for that family and patient, and they go through as much as background history as they can get. They have one nurse per six vent patients, one RT, and three care members. There is a really high level of care there. She still gets up twice a week to go to the whirlpool, physical therapy, and the main room to sit and people watch. They keep her actively involved in the community. They are amazing. She has been in and out of care facilities for the last four years, and they are what every facility should be. "

"i love the way they all work together for my mom you are all a blessing to me knowing my mother getting the best care that she has ever had in her life the staff are all great and i do not have to worrie about her and that means the world to me god bless you all for what you do "

"I wanted to put my father in Clark County Nursing Home but right now, they are not accepting individuals from outside of Clark County or Scotland County due to the Covid restrictions. They've taken my name though in case they open it up. His sister, my aunt, resides there right now and I visited her about a month ago. She has her own area, she has a bedroom and a separate TV room. She can walk down and they have a big dining area where they all gather together for dining. It's separate from the hospital or the medical facility. Those that require 24-hour nurse care were in a separate area. My aunt, due to her age, uses a walker but she's doing fine. I like the way the facility was set up. During my last visit, I saw the game room as I was walking out, but everybody had headed to the dining area since I left just before their lunch. It was obvious, though, that people had been playing cards and putting a jigsaw puzzle together, and there was another game there too. Her room is more than a room and less than an apartment because she has a bedroom and then another area where you can sit and watch TV and entertain. It's kind of like a den but she also has a table and chairs where she can sit. She has a little microwave and just a little kitchenette type of thing. There was the bedroom, and then there was this other room, which was kind of a small kitchenette and then a family room so she can have visitors over and sit down. The facility's dining area was a big room with plenty of tables. The building looked to be steady and I didn't see any leaks or anything like that. She also had a good view out the window."

"My husband has been at North Adams Home. The facility's cleanliness wasn’t that bad, and it felt homey to me. The staff were wonderful, but they were just understaffed at that time. They took forever to get to their patients. "

"They seem to take pride in their facility. Let the patient personalize their rooms. Plan many family functions. Include special for patients & invite family to join to share the enertainment. I "

"This is the best place to live when you cant be at home on your own anymore. The staff are always wanting to make your stay here feels like home as best as they can, giving lots of things to do and choices for food. The therapy staff is making sure that everyone stays active. I was in the rehab area first and then moved to long term care. I think they have a very good program and would recommend coming here for short term rehab and if you cant go home, staying is the next best option. "