Elizabeth Scott Community

My sister's mother-in-law had been a patient of The Elizabeth Scott Community for several years, so we were familiar with the facility, and we knew the kind of care they gave. They followed up with everything. The staff are very friendly, very helpful, and knowledgeable about their patient population. They are required to maintain certain certifications, and they have to take continuing education. They make the food fresh every day. It doesn't taste like institutional or hospital food. My mother is in a private room currently. They have movie nights twice a week, a gentleman comes in and plays the piano and sings for them once a week, there are outings for lunch once a month, exercise every morning, different games, bingo, card games, and puzzles.

Elizabeth Scott was very nice. It’s a rural location, and it is family owned. It’s also very expensive. The apartments were fairly good size, some of them would have two doors, one that would go outside to a grassy area and a patio setup. My mom liked that. The owner and the son showed us the place. They were very nice and answered our questions. They have just about everything, buses that will take them out, cards, crafts and book clubs. There was a lot going on.

I worked for an ambulance company and had to go in here several times to pick up patients. From what I have seen, the staff has always been wonderful and the place has always been extremely clean and pleasantly decorated. If I had to pick a place to put my mother or father I would definetely consider this one!