Great place for your loved one to get rehab and get back home. Treat you lie family. Amazing…read moreleadership team who are hands on caregivers. Getting renovated. No memory unit-not a bad thing considering they are on a highway. Food is great-expect to gain weight.

This facility keeps floors understaffed and therefore residents under-cared for. I used to work at…read morethis facility and promptly quit after realizing how terrible it was. The staff are not trained properly, leading to mistakes that are then blamed on the nursing staff instead of the people who should be ensuring proper training. I witnessed several baby CNAs get reprimanded for things they did not know against facility policy. I also saw that after people were reprimanded, no action was taken to retrain, reteach, or educate. I would not recommend working there, sending a family member there, or associating at all with this facility. Quite literally run away!

Horrible place. They let patients fall. Incompetent care that can't properly provide care for…read moreelderly patients who are there for rehab & are a "fall risk."

Had their occasional deli lunch which is amazing. Lots of sandwich and side choice's. I have had…read morethe tuna and chicken salad which were amazing. The matzoh ball soup and sweet potato fries are great. Service is like jimmy johns...freaky fast. Cold slaw and pickles are on the table.

This may seem like an odd one to review, and I doubt too many people are looking on here to see…read morewhere to send their aging parents or grandparents, but I was so impressed by this place that here I am. I'm in the process of considering where to put my grandmother, who doesn't want to leave her small town in Iowa, which breaks my heart. The Rose Blumkin Jewish Home was incredible when I visited. They have thought through all the details. For example, all the residents' doors are painted different colors and have unique lights outside the door. If you've ever gotten lost walking up and down the halls of a nursing home, where every door and every wall looks the same, you can imagine how hard it must be for a person with dementia to find her or her room. They also have multiple dinning room options, so people feel like they have more choice in their life. Plus, the Jewish Academy is on the same campus, so the preschool children are always coming over to the Home and providing a little cheer for the elderly adults. I wish I had an option like this in Nevada, Iowa!

My grandfather is in skilled care for about a month after a hip replacement, and I would highly…read morerecommend this place for your loved ones. Each worker was friendly, attentive, and kind. The rooms were clean and nice. The facility was wonderful. We were able to go home every night and not have to worry that he wasn't being taken care of or being mistreated. They truly are so kind and wonderful, I would definitely recommend this place for your loved ones.

Exceptional care in a comfortable environment that looks and feels like "home". My Mom is…read morecurrently receiving short-term rehabilitation after a fall. She spent 2 weeks in another facility I won't even name because the care was so inconsistent and neglectful. We finally got her transferred to The Lighthouse and we are thrilled with her care here. Everyone is so caring, professional, and what I've discovered is equally important: they seem happy to work here. My mom is making great progress now and I'm so grateful!

Best home health agency - they provide skilled nursing, physical and occupational therapy, speech…read moretherapy and aide services.

From the owner: We admit patients 24 hours a day, seven days a week. When our patients are first admitted onto…read moreservice, they receive more visits from nurses and therapists in the first two weeks than is typical of the average home health agency. This extra support in the initial healing process is crucial in assisting the patient to quickly regain their confidence and independence. Education through our disease management programs also distinguishes us. Whether our patients are coping with chronic illness, healing from an injury, or relearning lost skills, they have the resources to help them manage their condition and enjoy quality living at home.