My mother lived with me for more than 2 years. When her medical needs became more involved than what I could handle (I'm not a nurse), I placed her in LifeQuest nursing home. Huge mistake! On her FIRST NIGHT there, in the middle of winter, she got outside at night without a coat and when someone finally heard her banging on a window, they brought her in and sent her to the hospital. So much for security for patients. She walked with her walker for about 2weeks and then was placed in a wheel chair all day. Patients are given water each day and it is put in their rooms. My mother had dementia and could not realize she had water in her room. Even though she had a cup holder on her wheelchair and after repeated requests that they give her water, my mother was dehydrated and had frequent UTI's. Their care of patients with diabetes is atrocious! I took better care and control of her blood sugars than they did. She suffered from many many lows. She fell out of bed "trying to get to the bathroom" and broke her leg and hip. She had surgery and died a month later. There is so much more about her lack of care. How a place can justify charging her over $8,000 a month for this "care" is beyond me!

Always clean - no nursing home smell. Staff is very involved and caring with the residents. Transferred my loved from another home and I am extremely pleased with the care they are getting. Staff is always kind and sensitive.

I visit family here often and am very pleased with the staff and how my family member is cared for. It is always clean and orderly. There are also an abundance of activities for those living there.

While no nursing home is ideal for those who must stay there, Life Quest is a very nice place. The facility is always very clean and the staff is very kind and attentive. There are always various activities going on throughout the day for the residents and throughout the building it is always decorated very nicely for the various holidays year round. They have Bingo for those who are able to play, as well as Sunday church services for those who would like to attend. They offer both private and dual occupant rooms. In the 15-20 times I have been there, I have had only positive experiences. Most nursing homes have that familiar 'nursing home smell', however, that is not the case with Life Quest. Overall if I had to send a loved one or even myself to a nursing home, I would want to choose a facility such as Life Quest.