Vanceburg Hills is a Medicare-certified nursing home located in Vanceburg, KY. CMS overall rating: 3 out of 5 stars. Google rating: 4.5 out of 5 from 66 reviews. Accepts both Medicare and Medicaid.
Medicare Certified
Medicaid Certified
Ownership: For profit - Corporation
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This nursing home is located in Lewis County and serves residents in the KY area.
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JOURNEY HEALTHCARE
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My brother was put in a room with another resident who had a very high contagious blood disease ! The guy was bleeding several times heavily while he was there he was told not to touch anything in the room while he was there because he could get sick. My brother has chronic heart disease and chronic lung disease. They had no business putting him in the room with this Resident. nursing homes have a very strict Guideline Not to put someone highly contagious in the room with the elderly person who is already sick. They should be investigated.
The entire facility reaked of urine and excrement. The floors were filthy. I saw staff members changing bandages without washing their hands or wearing gloves. The wounds were not cleaned before bandages were applied. The bandages were drug across the filthy floor in the process of being applied. There was urine on the floor and it was not cleaned up. Staff members were polite but the condition of the facility was inexcusable. A nursing care or rehab facility should never be in this state of uncleanliness.
I have been a resident at Vanceburg Hills two different times and each time I was treated with respect. First time I was there in 2012 for therapy from both knees being replaced. I had great therapists that had me out of there in two weeks and five days. I was there in November 2023 until February of 2024 from major surgery and blood loss. They were really good to me I had so much company from the residents, family, and friends. 😂 I kept them on their toes and rolling in laughter. I could get cranky at times but who doesn't when you feel bad. Overall the staff in the office, nurses, CNAs, laundry, I loved the activies, spending time in therapy even if it did hurt, spending time with the residents, and the kitchen where great. My sister Hazel Jane Liles is also a resident there. She has been there since 2014 she had to adjust living there but loves it now.
I have lived here since August 12 2014 I wouldn’t want to live any place else.We a great therapy department. I love to do activities I participate in all the activities . The food here is good . The staff here is wonderful they take good care of us. We are family here we treat each other like family.
I love the staff, I love the care provided for my niece. I brought her home during COVID outbreak and was considering keeping her home, well after a week she told me she wanted to go back that she missed her friends. I am guardian over my 47 year old Down Syndrome neice, who started having some health issues and requiring more care that I just couldn’t do myself any longer and she required therapy. Well after getting through the guilt I felt and saw her thriving . I starting feeling ok about it. The rehab department is fantastic and the staff is like family. I can’t get there every day because of the way I work now and that’s ok, because I know she is being well taken care of and I have peace about it all now. She calls them her friends
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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.