Nursing Home Communities in Mayfield, KY

"Arbor Place’s staff is dedicated to treat patients with Alzheimer’s, and the nursing staff is excellent. They had special training in dealing with that kind of disability. When you walk down the hall, that’s where the bedrooms are located. It looked like a hotel room, and no TVs are allowed in the bedroom because they want them to interact. They had a living area with couches, chairs, and a TV. They have a family style dining table. It is one long table, and they all eat together. The food is prepared so they do not have cut it. If there’s a particular food that one of the residents doesn’t like, they will try to find a replacement. It’s a lot of one on one specialty. They have their own courtyard to where they are allowed to go in and out. They have a RN on staff and someone else during feeding period. If the family agrees, they will take the residents out to trips. The grounds were very nice and well-maintained, and they have two separate outdoor patios. They have on-staff physical therapists; you don’t have to go to a doctor to do physical therapy. Mom has physical therapy every day, they take them to activities, and other residents also involved. I am really happy with them so far. "

"My brother is now at Providence Pointe Healthcare. It has two rehab centers and therapy centers. It has two separate nursing stations. It has rehabilitation from release from the hospital onto 24-hour care, so you have time to be oriented. It has two cafeteria areas, a patio area, and a flat area for barbecuing and other events or family planning if somebody wanted to be outside the facility. It has personal hygiene care such as pedicures, manicures, and haircuts at the facility. It has vision, dental and hearing access about every six months at the facility. It has good COVID safety measures that would be good for your health both for the visitors and the residents. I was able to attend live music and live bingo, and they have prizes. The director of the activities is very nice. It's a nice place, it's big, and there's plenty of room and different levels."

"I found the 'Legacy Personal Care' facility because I was interested in talking with someone about dementia in the elderly because my mother has dementia. I made an appointment to sit down with one of the staff. She took time from her busy day to listen to my problems and experiences with my mother and give me advice. She also let me see the facility where the members were sitting together in a room that had very nice furnishings. The room was very bright and airy and seemed to be a very inviting and comfortable place for the members to sit and chat and watch TV and do other activities. I was very impressed with the cleanliness of the facility compared to other facilities I had ever been in. It was actually like a nice hotel. The lobby and offices were well appointed and even the restroom that was available for the members was decorated with pictures and flowers and candles just as if it were a bathroom in anyone's home. The staff member was extremely empathetic with me and gave me other information that would help me with my mother. She in no way pressured me to bring my mother there as a client/member/patient. A Couple of months later she called me to let me know of a seminar about dementia/Alzheimer's in the elderly and about guidelines for the caregiver. I was impressed again that she would take time to call me about this seminar. The seminar was not a part of their facility nor affiliated with the facility but was something she thought I would be interested in and that would help me. I felt that this facility is staffed with very genuinely caring personnel and if, in the future, I need a place for my mother, I would feel confident they would provide excellent care for my loved one. I would recommend this facility highly. "

"I have had a lot of experience with this facility, dating back to 1992. In all I have had 3 grandparents have continual stays at the facility with the my grandpa still residing at the facility. Overall it is a okay place to have a family member in my opinion. It is close to all of our family, the people that work their are super nice and the food is good. They are always having little events and encourage all the residents to participate but at the same time they don't force them. Though this places has its problems too. They are completely understaffed at night and on several occasions my granddad fell because he had to go to the bathroom at night and no one could get to him to help. Also the facility stays completely full and match that with the fact they are understaffed makes for a lot of accidents. "

"My husband stayed for two weeks at Parkview before he passed away. His room was spacious. The staff was okay. However, I was not very happy with them. My husband had already passed away for two and a half weeks before the administrator called and asked how he was doing. "

"Oakview Nursing and Rehabilitation Center was nice and very clean. When you walk in, it's a very welcoming atmosphere. I talked to the director there and she was very nice and very informative. They took us around and showed us the rooms. You felt like your loved one was not just going to be another person. I felt like they really cared about them. The facility was well kept. I just saw an empty room, but as you walk in, it's welcoming. It's not dirty. The carpet is not bad. It's kept very clean from my observation. They had a nice dining area. The director was really nice. I met the receptionist and a nurse, and they were all very friendly. I didn't have a bad feeling about any of it, although I didn't see any residents. I would place my mother-in-law there."

"At the time that we went to Arbor Place of Puryear, we weren't able to look right inside because they had active cases of Covid. They didn't let us in as far as walking around and all we were able to do was just go right inside in the lobby area. We didn't get to see any rooms or anything. It was not very big. It's an older place, and it's way out of our price range for what it is. The staff was very friendly and very helpful. She was able to answer questions that we asked. The reason we were looking at this facility was that, at that time, my mom's brother lived right down the street. Also, it's only 10 minutes away from my husband and I, so it would have been very convenient. My mom would have been in the waiting list, but the staff said it could take anywhere from six months or longer. It is a nursing home, so you have to share a room. The building was very clean and well kept. They had a nice patio area. Because of where the land it's on, there's not a lot of shade around, so that was disappointing. There were no outside structures to get in and out of the sun, but overall, the outside was very nice."

"Calvert City is right close to us, and we've heard a lot about it and knew people that had their parents in there. Ever since they had been in there, even days they enjoy being in there, but they said the people are real good too and take really good care of them. The staff does real well. They do not have to wait long when they hit the button, and they are there. The bed’s changed, and they are excellent in keeping us updated. They have done some remodeling and they do look better, and there is always something that they could do. "

"My father was in Southgate Nursing and Rehabilitation Center. I think they took pretty good care of my father. I was well pleased. It was a good-sized facility. They had two large areas for the people to congregate, and they had staff that really watched over him. My father tried to get out of the facility and they had people on each shift that guarded these doors and made sure that nobody got out and he never got out. He was trying to get out five or six times a day and it never happened. He has dementia and even when he wouldn't sleep at night and he would get up, the nurses would let him sit with them in his wheelchair at the nurse's station, and they'd watch over him. There were some things I wasn't thrilled with, but they were still pretty good. They took good care of Dad. I was there when they took my father to dine at a table, but I didn't eat with him. They would sit him with people that he would be talking to and be chatty with, and they would group them together, which I thought was a good thing. They had bingo, a lot of stuff, and card games, but my father wasn't able to do that. I saw my husband's aunt participating, and there were so many of them that participated with the card games and the bingo. It was a big hit. They seemed to be enjoying themselves."