Signature Healthcare of Glasgow Rehab & Wellness C is a Medicare-certified nursing home located in Glasgow, KY. CMS overall rating: 4 out of 5 stars. Google rating: 4.4 out of 5 from 45 reviews. Accepts both Medicare and Medicaid.
Medicare Certified
Medicaid Certified
Ownership: For profit - Limited Liability company
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This nursing home is located in Barren County and serves residents in the KY area.
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I can’t say enough good things about Signature Healthcare of Glasgow. From the moment you walk through the doors, you can feel that the staff truly cares about their residents. Everyone—from the nurses and CNAs to the therapists and administrative team—goes above and beyond to make sure patients are comfortable, respected, and treated like family. The facility is clean, welcoming, and well-organized, and the atmosphere is warm and reassuring. Communication is excellent; the staff keeps families informed and always takes time to answer questions with patience and kindness. The therapy department is outstanding—dedicated, encouraging, and genuinely committed to helping residents regain strength and independence. What really stands out is the compassion. You can tell the team isn’t just doing a job—they’re making a difference. It brings so much peace of mind knowing that loved ones are in safe, caring hands. I would highly recommend Signature Healthcare of Glasgow to anyone looking for quality care, professionalism, and a truly supportive environment.
The staff at this facility were super friendly from the time I arrived until I was discharged. The first few days I needed the assistance with using the bathroom. No names mentioned but cleaning me up wasn’t the best. After a few days assistance wasn’t needed as much, just helping moving the bedside toilet around for me. The business office was very very helpful with faxinh documents I needed to the hospital and my employer. My biggest complaint was just how long it took for someone to answer a call light. Sometimes it would take up to 10-15min before a CNA-Nurse would come to the room. Not for sure if this was due to a staff shortage. PT/OT were very knowledgeable and helpful. The overall staff were very nice and welcoming to my family/visitors. The communication at time of discharge to home health hasn’t been a great transition at all. I had to reach back out to get the ball rolling as I’m on day 4 without receiving any of my therapy. Shane Vance with the Maintenance Dept went out of his way to help move equipment for me to be able to come home. Ashley Jones never hesitated one time when I called or texted her with any questions I had.
We were treated with nothing but kindness. Everyone has a smile and a kind word. I will go here if it stays the same if i ever need too.
If you are considering sending a loved one here to stay, please dont. My grandmother was admitted here to complete 2 weeks of physical therapy. When she went in she could walk 250-350 feet unassisted. Upon leaving this facility she could not walk on her own at all, with or without the aid of a rollator, cane, etc. She was left in diaper(didn't need diapers before being sent here), covered in her own urine and feces for hours. Upon pressing her call button for help, they got so fed up with her requests that they unplugged it. Her skin was torn and cut, had pressure sores on her behind from sitting in her own waste for excess periods of time. She was bruised so badly on her leg that DCBS had to be called in to investigate. The nurses are not trained properly(or simply just dont care) on how to transfer patients, resulting in these injuries(bruising and skin tears). One of her specialists requested her to not be on a specific medication 3 times, told staff here at signature to not give her that medication(they still gave it to her all the way up to her release). Upon release from this facility her ammonia, potassium, and sodium levels were so bad that she had to be admitted to the Medical Center in Bowling Green for nearly a month straight. You cannot get ahold of anyone, nothing gets done, and you come out worse than you came in.
Physical therapists were good. Night shift was very good to me. First few days were a slow start to my stay. They took their time getting my medication. Food was barely ever warm.
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This nursing home is Medicare certified. Most skilled nursing services are covered by Medicare Part A.
For medical emergencies, call 911 first. Then contact the provider for coordination of care.