I recently broke my ankle and was sent to John Scott for rehab. I was a little concerned about a rehab/nursing home in general based on the horrible perceptions of such facilities. All my fears and concerns were almost immediately eliminated after only a few days at this facility. I found senior management to be highly visible, extremely approachable and sincerely caring. Head nurses were continuously consulted by staff and extremely concerned with resident comfort and safety. Duty nurses were prompt, professional and caring in the discharge of their duties and all aids were prompt, compassionate and pleasant when called upon. I would highly recommend this facility to all patients requiring such services

This nursing home facility was a great fit for my grandmother. After she fell and broke her hip while walking around my aunt's home, she went to John Scott House after the hospital for rehabilitation. The staff was very welcoming and while the rooms were modest, the nurses treated my grandmother Priscilla fairly and humanely. It is important to note though that this facility has aged much like its residents: the furniture is old and the building smells constantly musty. It is also important to note that my grandmother had some esteem and depression issues. Thus, when she did not feel mentally capable to complete her rehab, she ended up staying at John Scott because she was immobile. The environment at John Scott actually served to cheer her up more than we had ever seen her, though, after a while. The initial shock of being put into a nursing home forced her lower than she had previously ever been, and while this was unavoidable, John Scott House has daily activities and occasionally even visiting kids that made her days there okay.