Valhalla Post Acute is a Medicare-certified nursing home located in Louisville, KY. CMS overall rating: 2 out of 5 stars. Google rating: 3.5 out of 5 from 116 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 Jefferson County and serves residents in the KY area.
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Comparison to industry benchmarks for nursing homes
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PACS GROUP
Part of a multi-facility healthcare organization
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During this storm we experienced, Valhalla paid to keep staff through till Monday 1-26-25. They took excellent care of my daughter. The floor nurse even texted me about my daughter since we weren’t able to drive in on Sunday.
We couldn’t be happier with the care our father receives from the valhalla team. The nurses treat him with such respect and kindness, and we can tell they really love what they do. The food service is excellent, he looks forward to mealtime every day in the beautiful dining room. The therapy staff has also been great in improving his mobility. We couldn’t be happier with his progress. The positive energy in this place is contagious. We are so thankful.
Sister was sent here from the hospital. They failed to give her pain meds for over 30 hours and kept saying they were waiting for the pharmacy. Dr ordered wound vac was left off for 4 days. Took 3 nurses two hours to finally put one on and then they left it turned off for a day and a half after it was finally put on because they forgot to turn it on. Room still had the same garbage in the can a week later. Bathroom wasn’t cleaned once in 8 days. I was thinking this would be a good place but it was not. PT was good and a couple of the nurses were good but I would not recommend going here.
If I could’ve put a 0 I would’ve. The place looked nice on the outside but don’t let it fool you! Every time we called to check on her,we got put on hold and told we’d get a call back but never did. Mind you we lived 3 hours away. My Mom was released from Norton hospital to this place and was there around 3 weeks and got sent out in an ambulance. The day shift nurse made no notes on her that day and her dinner plate was untouched so it’s untelling how long she went before being checked on by the night shift nurse. She had dementia and was bedfast and was in decent health otherwise when a traveling night nurse noticed she wasn’t herself. She checked her vitals and her blood pressure was low and her breathing was labored. She was not responding. When they got her to the ER they had to put her on a ventilator and meds were being administered through an IV. We were told she had aspirated and had pneumonia and she had a severe UTI and her organs were shutting down due to septic shock! My poor Mother didn’t come off the ventilator and her health deteriorated. She passed away 2 weeks ago. Our lives will never be the same. I’m so sorry, Mom. I miss you so much😢
We moved my grandmother here a few months ago, and I have been so impressed with the level of care she’s received. The staff is always patient, thoughtful, and kind. They listen to her needs and make sure she is comfortable, both physically and emotionally. It’s clear that the team here truly loves what they do. The facility itself is beautiful, well-maintained, and offers plenty of opportunities for social interaction and mental stimulation. I couldn’t be more grateful for the peace of mind I have knowing she is in such good hands.
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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.