The Best Nursing Home Communities in Lincoln County, MO

"My mother is in Warrenton Manor for rehab. I don't like the food they serve the residents, but other than that, they take pretty good care of her. She seems pretty happy there, and she hasn't complained. Of course they don't give them any salt and seasoning on the food. We brought her home for Christmas dinner and brought her back. They’re wonderful, attentive people. My mother is cared for and has a wonderful therapist that comes in several times a day. Her biggest complaint is that, "My eggs are cold, and the food is either cold or tepid." She can't remember anything but she remembers that. I understand the food has to be bland because of all the dietary restrictions, but at least they could get it out hot. That's the only problem I had with them. The amenities seem fine for what's going on there and the state of these people. The things I was concerned with in the beginning I understand now why they do it. They bring out some people and have them lay on these wonderful beds. They're stroke victims or high-risk so they can keep an eye on them closer. If they can't answer your question, they go run for help and find somebody to answer everything, or they give you a phone number to contact. The level or the quality of care is there, I have no problem with that. My mother had a roommate before, and they couldn't have picked a better roommate for her. I thought, "Wow, they even think of that." That was really sweet for them to pick someone and be a companion and talk to my mother so she is not just sitting there and being sullen. I really appreciate that. They have a calendar that they put out. They have manicures and hair cuts at the beauty parlor every week, which my mother enjoyed because the girls cut her hair really well. They have activities every day, like church service, carolers coming in, visiting little kids, and all different things. They have little shops, play bingo and games, and get fake dollars that they can use at their store. They also have a beautiful front lounge with a big TV and beautiful lounge chairs. They have a big beautiful piano and bring people in to play. When I was there I saw a resident who just finished playing, even though she may not remember that she used to play, she seemed real happy about it. You can come through the front door, or through a side door depending on the time of the day. They are very nice people who are very kind to their residents and try very hard. They do everything they can."

"They treated my Dad like part of their family. "

"My husband has been there only one week so very little experience to call on. But the employees seem to be caring and attentive. Small, quiet facility. My husband likes the meals so far and over-eating is not urged on him. "

"When I walked into Garden View Care Center, it felt welcoming, like a family. Mom's room is an appropriate size for her needs. The staff has been wonderful. They are helpful. They have a routine that they go through. I haven't had any issues with my mom not getting her diaper changed. In other places I've been to, I was at her bedside, and I couldn't sit by her, but in this place, they do it regularly and automatically. They have a beautician that comes in to do the hair and the nails, and they have doctors that come in, a podiatrist, and a dentist to take care of those things. I think that's pretty much what's very important to them, because they can't get taken out of the facility, and mom can't do that easily at all. The facility has been good. They keep it nice and clean."

"My grandfather was at Sunterra Springs in spring of 2024, and it’s was the scariest and best decision we made. The whole situation was new to us, and my grandpa is very much used to being independent and on his own in his 90s! When he took a hard fall and the hospital told us he couldn’t go back home yet, it was a fight to find the best place for him to rehab home. The administrator came to meet us in the room, multiple nursing and therapy staff helped him get settled and started on his evals within hours of him getting there. If they were waiting for the next day, they told us why and how they were basing therapy off his pain to make sure we got him home safely without re-injuring anything. My grandfather was there for about 3 weeks and miraculously went home by himself again because of the therapy and nursing team at Sunterra. Andrew, Debby, Dana, and so many more staff helped in a lot of ways. My grandfather had some tough nights alone with some confusion, and I can’t express the gratitude I feel towards Debby and Andrew for helping him during the tough mornings and communicating with me when he could use some extra family support that day. This is never an experience anyone thinks about having to go through, but having Sunterra helped so much"

"My mother-in-law is at Aspire of Jonesburg. We chose them mainly because it's the only place that has an opening that can do her care. She needs 100% max care. They're rolling her over, they're taking her to the bathroom, they're doing everything. The staff there are good, nice, and patient. They always answer questions when I have any. The facility is an older building. It doesn't look pretty by any means, but the care has been really good. My mother-in-law says the food is gross, but she doesn't like anybody's food. There is a calendar of activities on my mother-in-law's door of all the different activities, and there's something every night. Her room looks like a college room. You walk in and you have a bed, a TV, and dressers. It's got its own bathroom. No kitchen. It's just a bedroom."

"My family and I have had family members and friends here. We highly recommend this facility. The staff are great, they work hard. My Grandfather is here now. I write this review to let other families know that there may be issues encountered in any community living home, but if you don’t go to the management team and talk to them and truly want to help and be willing to compromise then you will never be happy with any facility. I hear others at my church complain about nursing homes and I always ask did you talk to the right person. Complainers will never be happy with anything. I give kudos to staff that work in this field. To some they are the only family, they are caregivers, feeders, housekeepers cooks etc., they are everything for a large number of people living in a small space and have to deal with on occasion unreasonable family members. Nursing homes across the state are struggling to stay open as a result of all the medicaid cuts and the majority of the people who live here are just that. I would not have my Grandpa anywhere else. Go visit the facility any facility before you place a loved one. Talk to residents that live there to see if they have concerns then base your decision from there. I have the 5 STAR rating that the government puts out is very one side and not fair at all. I find most reviews come from “complainers” who haven’t talked to the right person at the facility to solve their issues. Last but not least if you or your loved one is not happy where they are at, find another home. Great job St Peters Manor my family loves you."

"We chose The Villages of St. Peters for mom, because she was in the rehab facility next door that is managed by the same company and it just provided the perfect environment for her. It has smaller wings of living facilities with up to a dozen people per wing, which is perfect for her style. The memory care staff is warm and caring. They have many activities. She's on the go right away every day after breakfast through early afternoon and they'll usually have at least three or four activities for her to choose from if she wishes to do them. Then sometimes they even do field trips. She has gained weight, so she likes the food. The facilities are very clean, well-kept, bright, and cheerful. She's got a well-sized room with two closets."

"I have never seen a nursing home so poorly run. The facility seems in disarray all the time. I have been there when resident room lights were going off and no one ever answers it. The nursing station looks more like a meeting room. The nurses and aides are hanging around when lights are on and no one pays attention to it. This has been brought to the attention of the Director of Nurses and the Administrator and have had no results. The person I go to see at the home is very unhappy therer. This is not a nursing home that you would want your family or friends at, believe me. C.Baker "

"My mother-in-law lives in Breeze Park. It is very clean. They have lots of options. They have swimming and movies and anything you can think of. We borrow their puzzles a lot and make puzzles. They have a little bistro you can go down to if you don't feel like going to the cafeteria. You can get some breakfast and free coffee. The lady who sits at the door is always very friendly. The maintenance people are always quick to come help when they need something. The people in the cafeteria are very nice, too. I've had several meals there, and the food is very good. They have modernized the facility. My mother-in-law doesn't like the modern stuff, but it is very nice."

"The social worker assigned to the case found Frontier Health and Rehabilitation for us. Staff is really good. They work with my dad. He is in their memory care. They kept me informed of what's been going on. They have a workout place and activities, and they do exercise. The place is just old. The building needs to be rehabbed."

"My brother is now at Maple Grove Lodge. It's only like 10 minutes from me here in Louisiana. They are very helpful and they offer to get Medicaid for him so that he could live there. He didn't have enough money on his own, but they said that he would qualify for Medicaid and they did all the filings and all the paperwork for me, so that was a big relief for me. It's full-service skilled nursing. He doesn't really require skilled nursing, but they took him anyway because they had a room, and then if he declines at all, he'd be in a good place, and he wouldn't have to change. My brother has a room. It's not updated and it's older, but it's very clean. The staff are wonderful, very kind, caring and helpful. The facility itself hasn't been updated since probably the 1980s maybe. Everything is a little bit older and a little bit shabby, but it's very clean, and the staff are very, very kind. They have activities, but he does not partake. I see the schedule and every day they have some activity that you can be a part of, so that's very nice. "

"All the staff was very friendly and the care exceptional! I would choose this facility again and again. "

"NHC has been caring for my Mom for the last 6 months. Dr. Itsy and her team stay on top of her meds and needs and she has thrived. Katelyn and Lauren do an amazing job with activities for the residents and involving the families as well. During her rehab, Hema and the therapy team were invested in giving her great care each day. As she transitioned to full time permanent care, we were concerned that her care level would change, but Justin continued to work with her restoratively. Lori, her nurse, works hard to love and care for her patients and you always see the teams on each hallway working hard with smiles on their faces. Bridget is knowledgeable, available and helpful and all administration does a good job to know their residents and families and support their staff. Jessica in finance is excellent to work with and the team has thorough knowledge of Medicaid processes as well as private pay. NHC follows through. If they tell you they will do it, they do and it shows in the morale and attitudes of the residents and staff!"