Nursing Home Communities in Owensboro, KY

"I'm at The Waters of Rockport. It's only temporary. I wanted it to be long-term, but I make too much for Medicaid and not enough for private pay. What I like least is the food and the best is the level of care. I like the nurses. The nurses keep an eye on you. The CNAs are always there to help. It's very clean. They're always cleaning. They have quite a few housekeepers. They play dominoes, they bring around cats, and they have exercise, gospel singing, music, and church. They have quite a few activities. I'm in a semi-private, and it's not very big for two people."

"My mother lived here till she passed to be with the good lord above. We had plans to move her to Florida when health up enough to do so. I would rate this place with employees and so forth 100%. I wish to be put here at this time amongst friends and class mates during my last time I have left. Hated couldn’t make to class reunion 77 please contact me. Thank you. Debbie Sutherlin Clark "

"My husband is at Heartland Villa Center. Our experience has been fine. The food was the least thing I liked about it. It's just bland and not tasty. The people are great and the care is great. The rooms are very clean. They are cleaning the rooms every single day. It's pretty bright, not cheery, but better than some I've seen. The staff was great. They're very friendly and very knowledgeable. They have a large TV room for gathering, different activities for them to do like bingo and checkers and stuff like that, and physical therapy and occupational therapy. They have a nice park, too. You can take your loved ones out and sit in the shade or they take them outside and play music and everything."

"The staff at Village at Hamilton Pointe was by and large very pleasant and provided very good care. My mother was there on two occasions for physical therapy. I like the quality of the staff. They had very good physical therapy. The food was pretty good there. They had nice facilities and it's well located. She was getting a lot of physical therapy about as much as she could handle. They had a couple of large areas that were accessible by residents or by patients. She was in a single room. It was very spacious and it had all that she needed for a short stay. Her stay there was covered by Medicaid and Medicare, so there was no out-of-pocket expense. She was there two different times. The first time she was there were four weeks and then she was readmitted two weeks later for another four weeks."

"We toured Woodmont Health Campus. The staff was definitely the thing I like the best. The thing I like the least is that it was a bigger facility. I like the small facility. The staff had a lot of responsibilities, so they were managing quite a lot. The food was amazing. There was variety, quality, and nutritive value. The facilities are well-maintained and spacious. They have tons of activities that go on. The activities director is constantly working to bring new things in and make it exciting for the residents."

"The staff is the best I have seen. The place doesn't smell. The staff went above and beyond to help with my parents and to assure they got what was needed "

"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 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!!!"

"We chose Transcendent Healthcare of Boonville North for my cousin because they were small and independent. They meet my cousin's needs and have very generous visitations, so I can stay there as long as I want. They have multiple options for meals every day. Anything I want to bring in is fine. They modify the rooms to better meet the needs during rehab. They have been very accommodating, professional, and friendly. The food is good but not amazing. I go and visit every day. They have live musicians that come in at least twice a week. They have games in the community room like bingo, cards, just community wide games. My cousin doesn't participate, but they also have dancing, which is pretty hysterical. I don't know if that's every week, but they've had it in the week we've been there. They have good activities, but they're just not things that I'd be really excited about. Anything that needs repair gets repaired that same day, so they have a great maintenance staff. It costs, but it's not exorbitant."

"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."

"After making it nearly 70 years living independently my great-grandmother finally has had to move to a community that can better care for her. She moved into Oakwood about 3 years ago. The first time I went to visit her I didn't exactly expect to be wow'ed by her living conditions. Most similar places I've been in our area seem to be little more then places to house the sick and dying. The first thing I noticed in Oakwood was the feeling that I was in more of a community instead of a hospital type setting. The main lobby is nicely decorated, the grounds are well kept, and there seemed to be plenty of commons areas with people actually using them playing cards. I didn't find my grandmother bed-ridden in her room but had to use one of the helpful employees roaming the halls to direct me to an area where she and some of her new friends were playing cards. From numerous other wonderful visits I can say that Oakwood Health Campus is definitely leagues above pretty much every other assisted living community in this area. Everything from the staff to the amenities is top notch. "

"My mom has been a resident here for almost 3 years and we couldn’t be happier with her care and quality of life. The entire staff is friendly, committed and treat everyone with respect. The “family-like” atmosphere is apparent as soon as you enter their doors. The facility is now called Signature Healthcare of Hartford."

Redbanks Colonial Terrace is a senior living provider located in Sebree, Kentucky. It offers a variety of care types, including skilled nursing care, short-term rehabilitation care, memory care, and hospice care. This range of care options ensures that residents can receive the appropriate level of support tailored to their individual needs.The community provides a variety of amenities to enhance the quality of life for its residents. Meals are provided, and there are organized activities and programs to keep residents engaged and active. Ambulatory assistance features are available to help those with mobility challenges, and facilitated field trips and outings offer opportunities for socialization and exploration. Additionally, salon services and spiritual activities and programs are available to cater to the personal and spiritual well-being of the residents.Redbanks Colonial Terrace also offers a comprehensive range of services to support the health and well-being of its residents. Nurses are on staff to provide medical care, and physical and occupational therapy services are available for rehabilitation needs. General and medical transportation services ensure that residents can attend appointments and run errands. A nutrition specialist is on staff to help with dietary needs, and the staff is trained in mental health care to provide emotional support. This combination of amenities and services makes Redbanks Colonial Terrace a well-rounded option for senior living in Sebree, Kentucky.

"We have my father in Beaver Dam Nursing & Rehab Center. He has dementia, but he's just in a normal room. It's a good atmosphere. The rooms are a little small, but he's getting pretty good care. We're happy with it. His mom and dad and brother and sister were all there, and I had grandparents on my mother's side that was there, too. He's in the rehab part now because he fell and broke his hip. Our experience has been good. We've got to go in and see him any time we wanted, and they've always been attentive and answered any questions or anything we had. They're all friendly and very helpful. They've got a good dining area and good lounge areas. He's always eating in his room anytime I've been there or out in the lounge area with us. They kind of let them just eat wherever they want. He hasn't been there long enough or mobile enough to be involved in much of the activities. I have seen them where someone is leading them doing something, but I haven't paid any attention to know what it was. It's all good. It was decorated up for Christmas. They always change things up a little bit. It always looked a little bit different whenever I go in (the decorations and what they have hanging on the walls). His room is always clean and pretty orderly. We're happy with it."