Nursing Home Communities in Milford, NE

"My grandmother went there for rehab after her hip replacement and she got wonderful care. She is back home and fully independent at 90!! So thankful for their wonderful care! The therapists were fantastic."

"My husband moved to Tabitha Nursing and Rehabilitation Center. It's a huge complex. He's in long-term complete care, but there are like 13 in the house, 13 rooms, so they can have 13 patients, a nice little dining room, and a living room. It's very, very homey. They served three meals a day. There's a room to go down to, but they will take the tray to the room if needed. They encourage people to come down and that was what I was really after to get him motivated. They've been very helpful. I've already got physical therapy started or at least in the works. I'm very happy with what has happened so far. What I heard in the first two days was, "We're here to do what you need to be done", and you don't always hear that, very much patient-oriented. My husband said the food was good. I saw the board, and they have 4 or 5 activities throughout the day. It's going to take time for him to want to do that. I didn't see anything really exciting, not like the other facility. It's very expensive, more expensive than where we were at."

"My brother stayed for a few months at Madonna Rehabilitation Hospital. It's an excellent place and they took my brother to another level in his transformation. The staff that we have worked with have been a blessing to the family. They're one of the very few in the country as far as spinal and brain damage. The place is first class. The keep the guests active, and there's a great ratio of nurses to patients."

"My father had terminal cancer and spent his last few days there at Homestead. Also, my grandma has lived there for almost five years. I have only good things to say about the quality of care there. The facility is very clean and the staff care so much about the residents. They treat residents like family. "

"Holmes Lake Rehabilitation & Care Center’s rooms were very nice. The staff was all very nice, but they were not staffed adequately for my father’s condition, so he was not able to stay there the full length of time that they committed to, and that was unfortunate as they knew when they accepted him that he had dementia and they accepted him regardless. He was on a 30-day Medicare coming out of a hospital, and they were not able to fulfill that because of his dementia and his mobility, and there weren’t staff to manage that. The staff was responsive, but I don’t know if they really are fully trained in dementia care. He went there for rehab after a stroke, but his primary diagnosis was dementia, so I would not recommend them right now at this point that way their staffing trained for patients with dementia. The food was wonderful. But I think a more integrated communication between all of their services, occupational rehab, and physical therapy would be nice. Physical and occupational therapy kept separate records, and they couldn’t access each other’s easily for the family, so when we would want to know from the nurses how he did today in occupational therapy, they would say we don’t know. I just think they could have a better integration of their communication of the entire patient record for families who ask. "

"We decided to move to Eastmont independent living over 4 years ago. I am so very grateful we did. So many things that would be of concern in home-living do not exist here or are taken care of. We were thinking of the future and our premonition came true. My husband is in Meadowview Care Center, a skilled nursing care unit. The good news is that I can visit and/or stay with him any time without going outside in inclement weather. Whether I am with him or not, I know he is being well taken care of by the kindest caregivers. That is such a relief. I, too have access to immediate care with a 3-digit phone, pull cord, or verbally by Alexa. We call drop into each other via Alexa. Eastmont encourages and enables us to stay fit with their exercise programs. It is challenging, There are ways to walk a mile inside or outside. It is interesting to notice how much friendship there is between staff and residents, which enhances our feeling of security. Resident friends really feel like family. We both love music and we can still enjoy together Eastmont's musical and other events inside Eastmont's complex. I currently take him in a wheel chair. This summer we also went to an outdoor event. All in all, we could not have made a better decision than to make Eastmont our home. The key thing I want to add: it is important to make the decision to move before you have to, so that you can come in easily and have the strength and well to make and enjoy friends."

"Hillcrest firethorn is the best! My mother came there after a hospital stay! She could not walk and was not in good shape! There got her going again! They worked hard on pt and ot very good results There social worker Amy is very good also ! Kind good nurses and the food is good! Thanks staff especially Nicole pt we will miss you!"

"My sister is at Southlake Village Rehabilitation & Care Center. It's very nice. I'm glad that they brought her here. It's convenient to where I live. My sister considers the staff to be very friendly and helpful. I ate dinner with her one night, and they had good food. The nurses come here often and they're very friendly to my sister. I also think that they're keeping her busy. My sister is under her Medicare program here, so everything is being paid for, and they are giving good services and care. They have PT and OT and that's every day."

"We moved our dad to Lakeview Living. They've been wonderful and very responsive. I would highly recommend them. It seems very well maintained, supportive, has compassionate staff, and is in a rural setting with lovely views of a nearby lake. I understand they have bingo, and in a pre-COVID world they had community entertainment. I assume that will start back up after we're clear of this pandemic. He has a very special diet, and they're very accommodating. They asked for a list of foods he can eat, and they worked around that. So they're very, very helpful. It's all pricey, but it's a facility where they charge one price and don't charge on every little thing. So there's some comfort in that rather than not knowing. You understand what your bill will be at the end of the month, which is a bit of a comfort. This place includes all services. You've got good staff, and there's a cost for good care. He's there for assisted living, but they offer care up to or comparable to a nursing home living if you need them."

"My grandma was in Waverly Care; it was laid out OK, and it was a nursing facility. It was clean, it had a nice view, and the people were friendly. The rooms were tidy, but more hospital like. It was reasonable in cost."

"My father is at York General Hearthstone. It is close to family and friends. They help him with pretty much everything, like walking to the restroom, walking to dinner, helping him to bed, and getting him up in the morning. The room is just a square room, and then there's a bathroom and a closet. So nothing special with the room. There are daily activities, and then there is a physical therapy room. There's a puzzle place, a little bird area, movies, holiday parties, and bingo. Their ice cream machine is down though. I wasn't able to try the food, but my dad says it's good. He cleans his plate every time."