Bluegrass Care & Rehabilitation

Though the facility is a bit dated I can only praise the staff. My mother in law was a patient there for about 4 days. It was a rehabilitation visit. The staff, nurses, social workers and management care was as good as any care she has ever gotten anywhere. Please don’t judge this facility by its cover. Once you see inside you will be amazed at the level of care and compassion. It was a wonderful experience for a woman that needed some special care. She received it at the highest level. Thanks to everyone who gave my mother in law exactly what she needed.

Employees like Ladonna Griffy and Deborah Gamil are why Bluegrass is the best. There both professional but, so kind and empathetic with the residents. One is the business office manager the other social services.They are perfect in there jobs. I don’t know if I could handle the screamers or having my office literally bombarded with residents in wheelchairs. Demanding attention now. Kudos to these two ladies.

Im a former patient at this center for nearly 2 years.i was comfortable during my stay.i felt like a famiky mwmber. I was the one gard headed but i was still treated with respect. the staff was sweet and conciderant as well as compassionate. the place is very clean and neat Id recommend this place for care for needed patients

Avoid at all costs. Inattentive, poor communication, poor care all around. My dad went in here for rehab after a fall and was sent to the ER after 4 days in their "care & rehabilitation" facility due to severe hydration which shut down his kidneys. Isn't making sure the patient is hydrated the most basic of care?! We noticed blood in his catheter bag and told a nurse. They did nothing about it. 24 hours later he was practically catatonic and no one even called the family to alert us to his decline in condition. Glad I planned to go in that morning. Couldn't get him out of there fast enough. Even the EMS workers told us that this isn't the first time they've seen this at this facility and told us to make sure not to send him back there.

My relative was at Bluegrass for rehabilitation after a surgery. Our experience was very poor. CNAs are understaffed and can take near an hour to respond to call lights. Another relative provided nearly all of the personal care due to poor care. The provider had her on a cocktail of meds that led to delirium, which was only fixed upon family intervention. The building is run down, very loud, and smelly. Their only saving grace is their therapy department. All of their therapists were great.