Nursing Home Communities in Florence, KY

"I don't think the sanitation is good in Florence Park. My mother broke her leg and she was bedbound and a couple of times she had to lay there on her own spills for quite a while before someone came and it usually happens on weekends when they are short of staff, but through the week, everything seems to be handled pretty well. I don't think the rooms are as sanitary and clean. The people are just fine and I have no issues. They came every time we had to address something. The cleaning staff need to make sure that the rooms and bathrooms are clean and disinfected definitely. They need to be more alert especially on weekends. "

"Great place! My Mom receives excellent, caring supervision. The building is beautiful! Everyone has been kind and helpful. If someone has to be in a nursing home, this one is well above average!"

"I toured Emerald Trace and visited the memory care unit. I liked the way it was laid out and designed. They have their own bathroom, closet, and a little area to put a microwave or something. Then you walked into the main bed area. It felt more like an apartment living situation than a nursing home."

"We did not go on an official tour at Baptist Village of Northern Kentucky. We went over to see somebody my sister knew. I did not think it was quite as deluxe, but it was a very nice facility, and the people were nice. The location was really good. They also offer a lot of services, and they have a visiting doctor once a week. "

"We chose Boonespring of Boone County because my dad was there before for rehab. He spent time there before and the staff was really good. Everything about the place was nice, the care was good, and the rooms were beautiful; it's a newly-built community. It was built around 2016 and it looked like a resort. They have different levels of memory care, there's a dementia ward, an Alzhiemer's ward, and a locked ward. They had a formal dining room, but you can eat in your room if you don't feel like going to the dining room. The food was good, and he enjoyed the food. They also had a couple of chefs who came up to me to talk about special diets or if there was anything the residents would like to eat. The diet was good, the dining was good, and I could eat there for $5. I would come over during my lunch sometimes and sit in the dining room and eat with him. They would take the residents out to the mall, to the theater, and they also had rehab right there for occupational, physical, and speech rehab. My dad said that if he would have to go somewhere, he would go back there."

"Madonna Manor was nice, but it was out of our price range. The rooms were nice as well as the dining area, but smaller. The staff was helpful and informative. "

"My loved one was at Liberty Nursing Centre of Riverside. They were very conscientious about getting her up so she could walk. The facility was immaculately clean. When we went in, the first thing she said was that they had the most wonderful food. She had a room, and it was shared by another woman, but it was a large room. It was always clean. It had a nice walk-in closet. We thought Liberty Nursing Centre of Riverside was wonderful. They took care of her. It was exceptional. They treated her with respect. She loved it, and we loved it. "

Delhi Post-Acute is a senior living provider located in Cincinnati, OH. It offers a range of care types, including skilled nursing care, short-term rehabilitation care, and hospice care. This makes it a versatile option for individuals with varying health needs. The community provides private rooms, ensuring residents have their own personal space.Rooms at Delhi Post-Acute come with several amenities to enhance comfort and convenience. Residents can enjoy outdoor common areas, which provide a pleasant environment for relaxation and socialization. The community also offers parking on-site, making it easier for visitors to come and go. Additionally, there are organized activities and programs to keep residents engaged and active. Meals are provided, and there are shared common areas and communal dining options for social interaction.Delhi Post-Acute offers a variety of services to support the well-being of its residents. Nurses are on staff to provide medical care, and personal care services are available to assist with daily needs. The community also offers physical therapy and rehabilitation, medication management, and occupational therapy. Therapists and a nutrition specialist are on staff to provide specialized care. Assistance with activities of daily living (ADLs) is available, and the community accepts insurance, making it a comprehensive option for senior care.

"My wife is in Western Hills Nursing & Rehab Center. That's where she went for rehab, and when they discharged her, she stayed there for long-term care. Not having had any experience with this before, I think it's OK. I think they're doing a pretty good job. They do check on her fairly often. The only thing is they don't have a doctor there full time. My wife's room has been kept very clean. The only problem I have is they don't have a private room available for her. She is in with a woman who is hard of hearing and keeps her television up very loud and screams for the nurse all day. My wife was seeing a therapist, but she was not making any improvement, so she was discharged into long term."

"Rosedale Manor is good, but they were full so they didn't have anything to offer me. The staff seems to be very nice. I think the place is very homey looking, it didn't look like a hospital setting. It's spacious and warm. "

"My mother-in-law was a resident at the assisted living community of Aventura at West Park in Cincinnati. I thought the care was good, and she enjoyed living there, so I have no complaints about it at all. Her room was good and comfortable, and she was satisfied with their food. The dining area was nice and well-kept. It's an older facility, but they've done work on it and kept it up well. They had people come in and play music, they had happy hour, and ice cream socials. They also had religious denominations do different things."

"We go to Ivy Woods Healthcare Center every week to see a family member. I think that they don't seem to understand dementia there, even though I'm sure they've had many patients with dementia. They didn't seem to know how to handle my relative's agitation. I'm not sure if the staff needed education or what, but most of the staff is great; some are not. The food is pretty good. Their building is just one floor, which is nice. There's no elevator. They just remodeled within this past year so they got new floors. It's pretty clean. They have a small courtyard where people can go out to (that's mostly used by smokers) while all the activities are in the dining room. They also have one small lounge that's mostly used for meetings or visitors (residents don't use it). They have bingo, movies, and different activities, too."

"Nancy is in Mountain Crest Nursing and Rehabilitation. She's been bedridden for over 6 months. It's a 26.8 mile drive from my house, and it's not a very good area. It's close to downtown Cincinnati. It's getting ready to change hands and have new management. It's kind of an old, run-down area. They get around to cleaning up the rooms every once in a while. The food they would bring her up was next to nothing. I will have to run at times when I get her something to eat or get her the yogurt with protein that she needed. I don't think they follow through on the place. I'll go in there and the hallways will be dirty. They'll have food trays laying on the dirty microwave in the lounge, and I'll have to move the dirty, smelly food tray off the top of the microwave in the sitting lounge that they use. There are times she says they would forget about her and come back later on in the evening when she needed medication. I don't think it's top-notch care like a person should have. I do feel a little bit more comfortable in her wound care because of Rick. "

"We are very happy with the care given to our loved one. They really care about the people. I think that they show love to the patients. "