I was transitioned to Villaspring after I shattered my hip and had a hip replacement (this was…read moreimmediately following a stroke with hospital stay and rehab). Most of the staff was very apathetic (especially the night staff). I was almost given the wrong medication a few times. Fortunately for me, I know my medication very well. I have severe anxiety. My panic attacks were commonly ignored. One night, I cried and borderline screamed the entire night (I didn't sleep). The nurse ignored me, even though she could have talked me down or given me a Xanax, which I am prescribed. It was my first night there, and I was scared. I went to a different rehab facility (Encompass) after my stroke, and had very few panic attacks. The staff was always able to talk me down. Some nights, I waited as long as an hour to use the restroom. I had alarms on my bed (pretty standard). I eventually started setting off my alarm after 20 minutes, so the staff would come in and I could use the restroom. I am not a difficult patient. I never had problems like these anywhere else (hospital, other rehab). Don't send your family or yourself here! It was terrible.

It is good except they keep it to hot in the rooms you can't hardly breathe. Food is so so and the…read morenurses come in 3 or 4 times during the night and turn on all the lights and that Wakes you up and you can't go back to sleep there is no reason to turn all the lights on

I take my therapy dog for weekly visits here and have worked at other care facilities over 20…read moreyears. This has been the best of four I have visited. Rosedale staff provide quality services and really care about the residents and their quality of life. It's very clean and well kept. Each department has dedicated workers at all levels, housekeeping, dietary, nursing staff, activities program, (life enrichment) , administration, and reception. I would highly recommend Rosedale for a skilled nursing facility. Mike F

This place is amazing! The staff really cares for their residents and it's a great place to work…read moreat. Everything is up to date and the households for the residents feel more like home than a nursing home. I would recommend this place over any other nursing home I know of.

Now I will say I was alone In a room because I was rehab only. They care givers were amazing, All…read morethe Amanda's I love yall, My Best 2 girls Brittany nurse. Amanda red hair and Lori. Great girls. The only problem is call light response and the food. I appreciate you all.

I was at Woodcrest for 3 weeks. John and his staff are great. They have The Best Physical Therapy…read moreteam in the State. They are 4 terrific women. I highly recommend this place.

Always understaffed. Found the STNA curled up in a chair with a blanket while my sister was waiting…read morewith her call light on

I was very dissatisfied with the care my brother received at this facility.He had fallen at home…read moreand I took him to the hospital to be checked for any broken bones,etc. There were no injuries except some bruising. He was then recommended for re-hab at Cold Spring Transitional Center.He was to undergo physical therapy to strengthen his legs and enable walking good again. The staff was more interested in sedating him and keeping him in bed!They instantly got an attitude when we had his sedatives removed!He was there for rehabilitation not sleeping in bed! His meals were never monitored or with assist,which I had asked for,just placed in room with no help to eat and left laying down in bed. I went myself to feed him for almost every meal!! He was left in bed uncovered,wet and with bowel movement on him.Their understaffed aides are rude and are not capable of taking care of your loved ones! They don't care! I removed my brother myself and brought him home to be cared for. If you have to have a family member there you BETTER check on them daily!!

The building has had many improvements over the last 2 years. You can really see the community…read morecoming together and the residents appear to be happy.

Very clean facility. The staff were friendly and helpful. This place has come a long way.read more

Classy place. I would have zero hesitation with my loved one becoming a permanent resident here…read more Warm, welcoming, smiling staff--not just the front desk staff, but EVERYONE! Our visit included a short tour of the facilities. They have daily activities, shuttle rides to local shopping and events, recreation and craft rooms with computers, popcorn machines and large screen TVs. Mail is delivered to individual "P.O. Box"-style mailboxes, which gives the residents the opportunity to check their own mail. For those who may not be as mobile, the mail will be delivered to each room. Laundry facilities are on the premises and available for the residents to use as they wish. Alternatively, the staff remains on call to perform laundry duties as needed/desired. Meals are expertly prepared by a staff chef and the table settings rival what you would experience at a 4-star restaurant. A padded leather, Atria-stamped, bi-fold menu is provided at each linen-covered table with the regular food selections on the left and the special of the day prominently displayed on the right. One of several servers tend to your every need from beverage order to dessert. Special requests? Just ask. I overheard one of the residents inquire about the sweet potato soup ingredients and the executive chef made his way to the table and spent the next few minutes interacting with the resident regarding her inquiry. She ended up getting the soup. Good choice on her part. I had it too and it was excellent. Perfect temperature and the flavor was superb. Each room is fully furnished. 3/4 size fridge/freezer, kitchenette, coat closet, 32" TV, two padded full size chairs in the living room area, one double bed, clothes closet, large windows, spacious bathroom area with a sink, handicap-ready toilet and walk-in shower. For those in the latter stages of their life, there is a special hospice wing where the level of care is adjusted according to the individual's needs. Residents each wear an emergency contact wristband, so if they are ever in a bind and need help, they simply push the button and a staff member (usually more than one from the report I received from someone who actually had to use it recently) will show up ready to help. Bottom Line: Atria is a cross between a Marriott and Bon Secours and it's staffed with genuine folks doing their jobs as if it wasn't a job. Well done, Atria!

From the owner: Welcome to Celebration Villa of Summit Hills, located in Crestview Hills, Kentucky, where resident…read moreindependence and overall wellness are at the heart of our community. Our commitment is to provide a vibrant lifestyle and personalized care catering to your unique needs and well-being. The moment you arrive, you will find your needs are met with utmost attention and mindfulness. Types of Lifestyle: Assisted Living Memory Care Short-Term Respite Stay Hospice Coordination At Celebration Villa, you will have an active part in influencing daily events and community cuisine. We wholeheartedly dedicate ourselves to ensuring fulfilling and enriching experiences. Welcome to a community that truly cares about you.