Nursing Home Communities in Maryville, MO

"Parkdale Manor did a lot of remodeling. So, it has improved in the last couple of years. The dining area and a lot of the rooms have had new paint, new tile, and been fixed up. So, it looks fairly nice now. Just like the people you meet on the street, the staff I met there varies. Some were unbelievably helpful and kind to me, over the top supporting, and went out of their way to help me and my mother, then there were others that were having a bad day and were grumpy. So, it was kind of a range of both, but there are multiple things they did that I greatly appreciated now that COVID hit. I don't really blame them for any bad things that happened during that time, just because it was hard on all healthcare at that time. I have eaten there and my mom really likes the food, and she always compliments it. She loves to play bingo, but they also play other games like flyswatter volleyball with balloons, and some kind of Pictionary or Wheel of Fortune. My only complaint with them is they don't do these activities every day, maybe only four days a week. So, my mom gets bored on the weekends. Also, even if they have done some remodelling, it is kind of hard to disguise the building's age."

"My grandmother stayed at this Golden Living. She was able to have and enjoy social interactions with her peers, that she had not had for years because of being confined to the house with her illness. The staff were always patient and understanding with her even though she can be demanding. She has always been very picky about how food is prepared and what it tastes like but never had a problem with the food that is served. Upon her death the staff was very respectful of the family and some even came to the funeral. The staff are so considerate and caring of not only the patients but the families that it makes it far easier to be away from them even if you do not want to. The nurses and CNA's treat family much like their own family and are very open and talkative with them. You never feel like you are in the way while visiting here. "

"We chose Pineview Manor because it's the closest to my dad's hometown and so there would be people that could go visit him. It sits on five acres of land and to my dad, that's a big deal. He's a farmer so he can look out his window and he can see farmland. There are a lot of retired farmers that are also in this care facility and I think that helps. The staff seems very friendly. The food is very good. When I was there yesterday, somebody was playing the piano and they were playing a lot of old songs. Dad enjoyed that. The other thing is at 11:00 every day, except for Saturday, they have a mini church service and a spiritual message for the residents. I think that's important for them."

"I was very satisfied with Bedford Specialty Care. The staff were good. My mom likes the food at this facility. I like the way they take care of my mom. My mom’s room is small, with a bed. I would recommend this place. "

"Orilla's Way was a very friendly place. It's small and so the people were very attentive. We couldn't find anybody to come and take care of Dad at home on the weekends and Orilla's Way was allowing him to come up there to stay on weekends. They were very accommodating. It's very homey and the meals were good. The price was unbelievably reasonable."

"King City Manor did a good job to my mother in law. It’s the only facility there in King City. They keep it clean, keep her entertained, and are simply working out fine. The food is excellent. They have a manor on one side, and the apartment complex on the other; there’s single apartments too. They take care of her medicines, laundry, and showering, just to make sure that everything is taken care of. She is in an independent one bedroom and one bath apartment -- perfect and nice for one person. It’s a smaller farm community -- really good for people who grow up around there. She has been there for almost three months now and seems comfortable. We go up every other week and see her, and she seems to be doing well. "