Really happy with the care and atmosphere at Ivy Park. The staff are friendly, compassionate, and genuinely care about the residents. There’s a strong sense of teamwork, and everyone works hard to make sure residents feel comfortable, respected, and well cared for. It’s a great place for residents and their families.

From the moment our family walked in, we knew this was a special place. The staff treat residents like family, not like a checklist, and somehow still manage to remember everyone’s favorite snack, preferred TV channel, and exactly how they take their coffee. The care has been wonderful: compassionate, attentive, and respectful. It gives our family real peace of mind knowing that our loved one is safe, supported, and surrounded by people who genuinely care. There is also a surprising amount of laughter here. Between the activities, conversations, and staff members with a great sense of humor, it feels less like an institution and more like a community with really good supervision and an impressive calendar. We are deeply grateful for the kindness, patience, and humanity everyone shows every day. Five stars without hesitation, plus an extra star if Google would let us give one for the snack cart.

Following a change of management, this place is turning into a wonderful skilled nursing facility! The staff are incredibly responsive, compassionate, and communicative. The manager specifically puts good effort into interactions with the residents, making this place rather welcoming. I feel like they’ve been very transparent with me and my family, and I really appreciate that. I’ve seen the admin make beds, the directors take out trash, and the nursing aides buy gift cards for the residents’ birthdays. It’s a place where the whole team genuinely cares and goes above and beyond for their patients. No job is too small for anyone on the team. I highly recommend this place! From what I see from the reviews on this page, most of the poor ones were regarding the previous management, which doesn’t reflect whatsoever the current conditions of Ivy Park.

This facility has really improved!! I was particularly impressed by the professionalism and care of the new leadership and nursing staff

Finding the right option can be challenging, but the staff at Ivy Park are nothing short of exceptional. The service and care are excellent, and everyone is warm, friendly, and compassionate. From the start, you can tell that the management and staff are attentive and genuinely care deeply about their residents. They go above and beyond to create a supportive and welcoming community. If you’re looking for a supportive community and professional care, Ivy Park is a cut above the rest.

Place overall seems really good these days! The new manager has really turned it around and I’m surprised how nice all the employees tend to be; this appears to be a great place to house your loved ones. I’d sure trust them with mine

There are a few excellent staff at this nursing home! I would like to shout out Marie, Shayla, Markeeta, John, Hannah, Jonathan, and many others. They are very nice, professional, and caring. I would highly recommend staying here!

The certified nursing assistants, specifically Ebony, Yvonne, and Tika are doing an excellent job and they should be commended in some sort of way. I’m grateful to be here, to be receiving good food, good care, my meds managed, and a good roof over my head.

When we were searching for rehab/post acute facilities about 2 months ago, reviews of most places were horrible, including Ivy Park. Insurance dictated available facilities and we had to put our faith in the hands of staff. Thankfully, Ivy Park proved to be an OK place for our loved one. It did come with some hurdles and adjustments but at the end of the stay, we were not unhappy. Were things perfect all the time? No. But with communication and tolerance of the circumstances, everything turned out ok. The food was mostly good, there was no overwhelming odors, the community rooms were enjoyable, security was good and therapy sessions were adequate. Transition out of Ivy Park was also smooth.

My husband and I have visited this place multiple times to see family and its been interesting to see how its changed over the last year. While the building is worn and old its starting to look better the staff have been respectful to us and the management is much more receptive than previous owners. The service on the floor4 has been decent – not sure what all the negative reviews are about. There’s definitely rooom for improvement but you should have seen this place a year ago. Oh and the elevators are fine LOL – just old

The staff does an incredible job rehabilitating patients. The therapists and nurses are well-trained. The place is old and could use some touching up, but the staff is making the most of it. They’ve taken good care of loved ones.

This is a place to get some rehabilitation services. Reasonably priced for what we needed

The staff has been great to work with! The facility is also easy to get around.

Do not send any loved ones here. Promise the world yet this place allowed my father to fall multiple times and then put him diapers making him incontinent. Not just the normal kind of depends he would wear sometimes at night. Like the ones he could pull up and down himself. They put him in some type of fort Knox diaper that I couldn’t even navigate to open. They also had covid and the flu going around and didn’t find it necessary to notify the family or anyone, In fact that there was an outbreak on the floor. I only found out because the janitor came into the room to fix the sink and he mentioned they we’re dealing with an outbreak and sending family home. And then they shove three Patience in one room! I have never been to a facility that has done this. In fact I was told my dad would have his own room And perhaps at most one other roommate. You can believe my surprise when I saw three beds in a room. My father was on a very high dose of steroids and it made him very loopy . The combination of these problems with The exposure to both the flu and covid resulted in his death. There is literally no night staff and the door stays open all night long. The elevator had absolutely no light on it so you were in pitch Black going up. Now over a year later they’re calling me telling me my father owes the money. He was there for roughly 2 days. And this again is where he fell and had to be sent back to the hospital. I was already demanding he be transferred out but he fell once overnight and they didn’t bother to even tell me. The second fall they had no choice but to send him to the hospital. I thought because of the location and this was close to Shay’s side that perhaps it may have been a better alternative. Unfortunately, this place is far from any suitable solution to carrying for a loved one. Steer far away.

Ivy Park has improved by leaps and bounds over the last few months! It’s clear that the new leadership team is making efforts to turn the building around. My interactions with front-line staff have been much more professional and helpful as of late. On the up and up!

First I’d like to know where that nice knowable administrator went. This young boy knows NOTHING about where he works or how things operates. The fact that I had a convo with him when I visited a family member and then followed up with him later in the days, he knew NOTHING. Didn’t remember anything we spoke about. I spoke with the Director of Nursing about the administrator n he informed me that he’s forgetful and has no nursing knowledge. So why is he in control of human beings who has needs?? This is serious running a building with elderly. They are always short staff. Their front desk girl is terrible, no type of friendliness and the admin office is rite there n does NOTHING. What is he there for? Only thing i can think of is to shut the place down because he’s incompetent of his job duties. What is the world coming to that we have no care or respect for our elderly who worked all their lives to be taken care of but instead you got some kid running things but he’s really NOT..I am so frustrated and wouldn’t recommend anyone send their family member to this place!!!

Worst place to send someone. Staff is lazy and unprofessional. Patients are uncared for. Door is broke and receptionist is never there to let you in or out so you’re trapped. Staff text and talk on their phone while the patient bell just rings for several minutes. Staff bringing their small kids to work, sitting at front desk once you get off the elevator. Worn down appliances and carpets that need changed. Vent not kicking out heat when it’s 20 degrees outside. Staff taking days to return washed laundry to patients. Doctors not returning calls during business hours.

Awful check in visitor machine uses your data to send spam not recommended to give your real info when you come in!

I think more attention needs to be the patients needs. Like tools or staff to assist patients in stretching there muscles after lying in a bed for a longer period of time. Therapy is only available Monday – Friday. Communication between therapist and pt should be more open. I’ve lived inside my body a long time and try to pay attention to how it feels. So when I say I need to stretch out some muscles 1st, I think I should be heard and listened to. Here you’re left to figure out ways to exercise alone and to hopefully prepare your body to get back to normal. Face it, most of us need help to accomplish this. Not someone telling us you can do this with nothing to grab hold of and at least attempt to do it. A bed is not a piece of exercise equipment..

I want to thank a few people for my stay at Ivy… Herson,Cha, Davone Tae,

My sister had the misfortune being sent to this facility. It is a wretched place. The people are ignorant they mistreat the patients. They simply do not care. If you have a loved one never ever send them to this facility.