The Best Nursing Home Communities in Scott County, KY

"The Best in Health and Rehab in the (ENTIRE STATE OF KENTUCKY PERIOD!!) The best, they care, they care, they care!!! They do right by their patients and take into account wishes and thoughts of immediate family also in treatment plans.. We cannot thank them enough for what they did for my beloved Courtney. CARDINAL HILL = THE BEST THERE IS!!"

"My Godmother has been at LCP for almost two years. For me, the best part of this facility is the staff and their genuine compassion toward the residents and the family of the residents. On my initial visit to inquire about the facility, the employees in the administration office were kind, understanding, helpful and very knowledgeable. The facility is always in order and clean. My Godmother had sessions with physical therapy, speech therapy and occupational therapy and I got to experience first hand the caring and knowledge all the therapists possessed in their respective fields. They made accurate assessments and explained to me her progress and what to expect in her journey. My Godmother was at another facility in Lexington before coming to LCP and what I really admire about the nursing staff at LCP is how proactive they have been in my Godmother's care. I have always been kept informed about changes that came about whether it be about medications or a rash or her eating habits. I am always in the loop about her status. On average I go to visit my Godmother 4-5 times a week and in that routine I have seen the continuous caring, compassion, funny, kind, smiling faces of the staff at LCP. I have a friend whose mother recently passed at LCP and my friend still visits both residents and staff because of the bonds she made while her mother was at LCP. Caring for the elderly is NOT an easy job. The staff at LCP are in a way, a type of soldier. They are always on the front lines and they go to battle everyday. Their weapons aren't guns or explosives but rather a smile, a caring touch, a helping hand and most of all compassion. THANK YOU LCP EMPLOYEES!!! "

"We chose Taylor Manor because we knew that it was already a wonderful facility with wonderful people, and it's small, which means that they can give better care to their residents. My mom is in a semi-private room and she's got quite a bit of room. She and her roommate both have their own sides of the room, so they have plenty of space for their own thing. She can have her phone, her TV, all that type of things where she can still have some kind of privacy and her roommate as well. They have a very sweet spirit throughout the place. They all eat together and do activities together. We like the homey atmosphere. They have beautiful gardens where you can go outside and sit, and the family can visit with her too. With the COVID restrictions, everything is still being done on a very cautious basis. We're not allowed inside for now, but we can visit her, outside in a covered area, which is better than where she was, where we couldn't see her at all. The staff is just wonderful and she's happy there."

"The Willows at Hamburg is more of a nursing home. The residents have their own rooms to live in, but they're not apartments. The staff was quite nice, welcoming, and explained things as they showed us around. They have activities in one of the big fellowship rooms. I didn't like that there was a distinct smell of nursing home in the private rooms. They gave me a little welcome cake when I came in."

"My mom is at Mayfair Manor. They really try hard to take care of and do the best they can for my mom. They try to keep the place clean. I've seen several meals in the dining area which all seemed to have four or five different items including water and, normally, a soft drink for my mom. The food looks good and the dining room is clean. They have a variety of activities for the residents; in fact, they have calendars of activities hung throughout the building. "

"My mother was a patient in the rehab for 4 weeks. The rehab department is beautiful, clean and very private. Staff is helpful and knowledgeable. Therapists, nurses and aids are professional. By far the most beautiful facility/rehab we toured. Rooms are huge and private. Would have given 5 stars but meal quality didn't meet my expectations. I like that the rehab department and patients are separated from the nursing home in a self contained unit. I entered through the back door as I did not enjoy being in the long term care section. Will definitely recommend facility to anyone needing help while recovering."

"I chose Bourbon Heights because it is very close to my home. The facility is clean and well-kept. The staff there seems to care for their residents. My mom has a feeding tube now, so I really can't tell about the food they serve there. "

Cedar Ridge Health Campus, located in Cynthiana, KY, offers a variety of care types to meet the needs of its residents. These include Independent Living, Assisted Living, Memory Care, Skilled Nursing Care, and Short-term Rehabilitation Care. The community provides different room types such as villas, apartments, private rooms, and semi-private rooms. Some rooms come with a full kitchen or a kitchenette, giving residents the option to prepare their own meals if they wish.The community boasts a wide range of amenities designed to enhance the quality of life for its residents. These include beautiful gardens, outdoor common areas, and walking and hiking areas for those who enjoy spending time outside. Pets are allowed, and there is on-site parking available. Meals are provided, and there are organized activities and programs to keep residents engaged. The community also features fitness and wellness facilities, salon services, and communal dining areas. For those who enjoy socializing, there are facilitated field trips, social activities, and entertainment programs. Additionally, there are spiritual activities, yoga/stretching opportunities, and group exercise classes.Cedar Ridge Health Campus offers a comprehensive array of services to support its residents. Nurses are on staff and on call, and medication management services are available. The community provides physical and occupational therapy, as well as special diets and dietary accommodations. General transportation services, personal care services, and housekeeping are also offered. Residents can receive assistance with activities of daily living (ADLs), incontinence care, and diabetic care. A chef and a nutrition specialist are on staff to ensure that meals are both delicious and nutritious. The community accepts insurance and provides safety and wellness checks, mobility and wheelchair assistance, and ambulatory assistance features.

"Overall, Cedar Ridge was literally a blessing for my family. We were not able to care for my mother in law and they treated her like family. The facility is in a rural part of Kentucky and everyone there was so friendly and down to earth. She had a stroke in the end and one of her nurses went the same night to visit her in the hospital, on her own time because she cared, that was very touching. Alzheimers disease is so difficult on the family and the nurses were so kind and compassionate on how to deal with new situations or tough times. During our entire time there, we only had a negative experience with one administrator, but it was handles in a timely and professional manner by the director. I would recommend this facility for absolutely anyone. We had numerous options closer to our home, but we chose this one an hour away due to the people and the facility itself. "

"My mom was a resident of The Willows At Fritz Farm. I like their activities, all the functions they offer, and a lot of community time together. The food was not of a high quality for what we paid. I'm very disappointed in the quality of the food. It's just such a huge place. My mother was overstimulated there. She was there for almost two years. We just couldn't afford it anymore. It was too expensive. There's a constant turnover in the staff. I didn't like that. There's a lot of room for improvement. Their rooms were very small, and they did not have very much closet space."

"My husband is happy at Bluegrass. He likes it there. They're very friendly and take special care of each person. The food is very good, and the dining area is quite pleasant. The staff has been helpful and friendly. My husband was in rehab for a while and now he's on the extended care. They have a physical therapy room and a program called Moving Get Grooving where they play music and have a couple of the staff get the ones in the wheelchairs and put them in a circle to move their arms and legs to the music. They all have a good time. There are two patients in a room, and my husband is next to the window, which he likes, and there's a bathroom with all the things for handicapped people, plus a closet, bedside table, and dresser for each of them."

"Sayre Christian Village was great, it's a really nice place. I was checking out independent living because that's what my mother thought she wanted. The assisted living is considerably more expensive -- they've got both a subsidized and a full price section. They have excellent grounds. I thought the apartments were very nice-sized. They were certainly liveable, without being so large that she'd have trouble getting around, but they had plenty of room. They have a lot of activities available. They have shuttle buses to take them shopping. It was top notch and it's in a very good part of town. It's close to a lot of shopping and stores in an area that she's familiar with, so I thought it would be a perfect place. They have a cafeteria, they serve meals, and they have a snack bar that's open 24 hours (there were a lot of people down there when I visited). They also have entertainment in that room in the evenings. I only dealt with the director that gave us the tour, and she was very nice, does her business, and was certainly willing to help us out. She stayed in contact with my mother. They were great. I've heard nothing but good things about them in Lexington. A lot of people recommended that place. It has plenty of parking and a lot of green space around it. There are outdoor patios and they have cookouts and activities for her."

"The people of Rose Manor are very friendly and helpful. They're always there to talk to you or give you something you need. Their rooms are updated. Mom has her own bed, dresser, closet, and a TV. "

"The staff was very friendly and helpful. They were able to answer all my questions and were very reassuring of their facilities accommodations. The administrator, Conjuna Collier, was very informative and even let me meet some of the staff that would be caring for my grandmother. The only negative thing I can say about this facility is cost but who doesn't complain about the cost of living in a facility such as this one! "