I have been to Liberty Village, and I really like them. They have a step-down unit. I thought the place was beautiful, and very clean. It was obvious that they take extreme measures to keep it clean. The staff said, "We don't just cover up odors with sprayers and cleansers if we need to. We do whatever we have to do to keep it clean." They have a bounce back program there. If they need physical therapy, they can do that. They have a lot of activities. They can have dinner or meals in their own apartment, or they can join the community area, and there's no set time. They don't all show up at a certain time, they can eat anytime between 10:00 and noon for lunch, and they order off a menu. It's not like everybody eats the same thing, I like that. They have a lot of activity. I just thought it was very nice. The staff who gave me the tour, she just seemed very caring, and I felt at ease talking to her. I felt they were people of integrity. I did not try their food, but it did looks very good. They have a little aviary in the middle of the dining area with birds flying. It looks more like a restaurant than a traditional nursing home cafeteria. The apartments are spacious. It has lots of natural sunlight. You can bring your own furniture. They look lovely, and they have all of the safety measures that you would want in terms of pull cords in every room, and handrails. That was reassuring. The facility is very well-maintained, easy to get around, and close to where I live.

The staff at Bounce Back Rehabilitation Liberty Village of Marion was very accommodating in answering my questions about the services they provide. It was a huge therapy center with lots of options to help rehabilitate a leg and knee. So I think very highly of that place. I like to visit places without an appointment so I can go in and see how their daily activities are, and randomly ask people that are there how they like it. So I would recommend this place for rehab. They provide therapy and rehabilitation, PT and OT.

I was impressed of how clean it was. The food served was really good looking and very generous servings. My relative did say that people did not come to help her very fast and she was cold a lot.

The facilities seemed pretty good. The staff were mostly friendly and professional though it seemed a little understaffed. The residents always seemed to be waiting on someone to attend to their needs. The activities provided were not the most interesting, but they were ok. It always seemed overly hot inside the buildings. Even in the summer, they would have the heat cranked. I assume this is meant to help those bedridden or with poor circulation, but it made visiting uncomfortable. As a visitor, I always felt like there was no room for more than one person visiting a resident at a time. When I visited my relative with my family we seemed to take up the whole room and we had nowhere to sit. There were no good places for visiting. The food seemed terrible and the general plan for getting meals was poor. Residents would have to wait in lines for over an hour before all meals.