Nursing Home Communities in Ashland, KY

"Oakmont Manor was clean. It looked nice, and it's got good staff. They had shared rooms and private rooms. They also had really good physical therapy and activities. They go fishing and do crafts. They take them shopping and to get their hair done. The person who toured me around was nice."

"My mother-in-law is staying in Boyd Nursing and Rehabilitation for long-term care and likes it there. They do her cooking and do her laundry. The staff is fine. I haven't gotten upset with any of them. The facility is nice, and her room is fine."

"Rooms are always clean and comfortable. Staff is helpful and knowledgeable. Lots of activities to keep residents busy. The local school FFA frequents the facility with flowers to decorate the outside and bring animals for the residents to enjoy! "

"Staff - they are well, always willing to help family and residents, prompt, and multiple types of staff including: rehabilitation, nurses, aides, dietary, and administration. There does not seem to be a staffing shortage at this facility like many others that I have seen.Amenities - Pro: Many activities, security systems on the doors, wifi, beauty palorCon: All the rooms are co-habitated and limit space for family visitation. "

"Putting a loved one in a nursing home is never an easy decision. My mother had several falls before we realized she needed care everyday! Heritage was recommended to us and we couldn't be happier! Her room is spacious and very clean. Staff encouraged us to bring special pictures and items to help with the move. I love all the staff! Everyone from the nurses to the aids to the cleaning staff and the maintenance personnel all made mom feel safe and secure! Danielle is the activity director who encourages mom to get involved in memory games, exercise and manicures! I feel she is getting better just the few months she has been there. We haven't been able to take advantage of the beautiful grounds available for patients to enjoy, but look forward for spring to get her outside! When we took mom to my house for Christmas, when she became tired, she wanted to go Home and get in her bed! That says it all!"

"My sister seems to be well cared for and happy there Thanks to everyone that cares for her "

"My sister was at the St. Mary’s Hospital in their rehab section. The care was good. St. Mary’s is a good place. My sister seemed to be enjoying herself when I went down there on the day she was released. She was having lunch then, and she said the food was really good. They were very caring. They actually asked me and my niece if we wanted to have lunch too, and they were going to bring us some plates for lunch. To me, it looked just like any hospital rooms, and it was clean. She said she was doing well, and they continued the therapy after she went home."

"The rooms here are clean and the food is good. The staff is professional and friendly. The staff to me, will go out of their way to make sure your loved one is taken care of. I take care of my brother who has been here twice for care, and I am happy with all they have provided. He has been included in so many activities and really enjoyed himself."

"My friend is at Wayne Nursing & Rehabilitation Center. They deemed last Friday that he cannot continue on with therapy anymore. He has reached his plateau, but the most important part is his blood pressure drops when they're doing therapy in the mornings, and they're afraid that would cause more of a problem than what it would be worth. So, they had to discontinue the therapy he was receiving, and that stops his Medicare, too, because he's not been able to receive the therapy anymore. They've always been helpful, and they keep me pretty much informed of his condition. If I have questions, they usually answer in a timely manner. I know that he was a little aggravated with them because he still had at least three more weeks left of what his Medicare would have paid for. They had stopped it about three weeks early, and that caused him to have to pay $400 a day out of pocket, and he got upset at that. They're professionals, and I assume that they did it based on professional reasoning (and they did, the way that I've had it explained to me). We were just hoping we would be able to get that other three weeks in and then get approved for Medicaid in April. It's nothing that can be helped, but overall I'm happy with that they've done. They've treated him very well. I have not seen any of the rooms because of COVID. They've only started visitations back up in the last three weeks, and I was able to get in and see him for a thirty-minute visit. It went by very quickly, but I understand under the circumstances they have to accommodate everybody. I can't say too much about the facility itself, but what I've seen I thought was great. They have an activity room, but I don't know what was offered in there. They've always been kind to me, and they keep me informed. Just last night at nine o'clock, they called to notify me of a condition that continues to plague him. They were just providing me with the information and wanting to make sure that I agreed with what the doctor was wanting to do, just as the other times before that they did that. I'm limited to the number of employees that I've been able to talk to. I have talked to a lot of them, but not all of them."

"Excellent staff who care about their residents and go above and beyond to make sure their needs are met! "

"Beautiful facility with a professional and caring staff. I was also in their therapy program. The therapy staff was wonderful! They were friendly and knowledgeable. If you want to get better, they will work with you to get to your goals. I couldn’t offer a stronger recommendation for Best Care!"

"The staff was great, always responsive and courteous and focusing on my great grandmothers needs. They offered great food and had specialists on site. With a fun event planned nightly for the residents, and even the occasional field trip, the made sure everyone received the proper care they deserve and need. They only things I saw that i thought need improvemnet was the building itself. The structure in which the retirement home is in was over 100 years old and need to be updated or remodeled pretty bad. Not saying the equipment wasn't up to date because it was just the actual building itself. Also there was as light smell that loomed through the halls that did leave you wishing you could cover your nose. But other than that there are no other complaints with them. South Shore Rehab providing great service and attending to my needs but mroe importantly my great grandmothers. "

"I have a grandmother that is a resident and have visited Hempstead Manor on many occasions. The staff is very friendly and genuinely cares about it's residents. They go above and beyond the call of duty to see that all are taken care of and given the utmost loving care.Every room is outfitted with a television and restrooms that are kept clean and serviced more than frequently. Residents are also invited to the crafts room where they can play various games, participate in exercise, work on various crafts and art projects, or just chat and socialize.The only negative thing I could say about this facility is the dim lighting and color scheme can sometimes be a bit of a downer. The lighting gives it a dim, yellow look that isn't easy on the eyes. Still, this is an exceptional facility and one that should be recognized for it's hard work and accomplishments. "

"At Hill View, they are great. They are friendly, super, and much cheaper. It is built around a lake, so the residents have an even better view. They could look out over the lake and see the ducks, the chickens, and the trees. I really like this community. At Hill View, they have a friendly staff and good food. Bill's mother is very happy there. Regarding their apartments, you got new carpets and paintings, so that makes it a little bit nicer. They have tons of activities. They have a little store there which the residents manned. The bus takes them to different places during different days. They will have a picnic outside rather than eating inside, so they're always doing something for the residents to make it fun. "