My mom was at Crestview Care and Rehabilitation Center. I've had some of the food and it was good, but since mom's a picky eater, she didn't like it. The building was a little rundown. They had some holes in the wall, which could easily be fixed if they just wanted to. If you were to hit the button to call someone, it would sometimes take an hour or so before anyone would come. The people were pretty nice though and her room was spacious enough.

My mother-in-law was placed at Crestview under Hosparus care from Louisville. They were very understanding and worked to make sure she was as comfortable as her situation would allow. They had care plan meetings via phone including several family members so everyone had input. They were very accommodating and even called if there were significant changes. When she passed we were called as soon as they found out and offered to visit if we wanted to. Everyone was great and I know they have a tough job but I think they did the best they could and the whole family appreciated that during our loss. On the star ratings, I didn't get any feedback on the food as she really didn't eat during her stay and obviously didn't participate in any activities.

My mother moved into Crestview Care and Rehabilitation Center. It's small, it has a small community feel to it, homey, and the staff treats her very well. She said the food is okay, she likes her salt, and they do not have salt, but it's fine. They have bingo, somebody comes in once or twice a week with dogs and cats for pet therapy, they have movies, church service, and they have something planned every day.

Both my parents were residents of crestview for a short time while recuperating from hospital stays. The staff was friendly and attentive, the food was adequate, and there were activities available every day.

My mother is rehabing from a broken hip. The level of care and PT and OT have been excellent. Staff is very accommodating and courteous. All of this in the midst of remodeling. They have done a very good job and I am very comfortable with my mother being there.