I worked at Bethany for a brief period of time in 2020 and I wanted to pop in and recognize Arica G., the Asst. Director of Nursing. She was a great supervisor; smart, professional, kind, patient, and sympathetic, as well as a real sweetheart with the patients. Bethany is lucky to have her and it was my pleasure working with her. Thank you, Arica.

Working with Scott to move clients in to the facility is a flawless task. He has compassion for all his residents. I am beyond grateful for the opportunity.

The way the nurses treat the aides with disrespect is unprofessional. You cant make a complaint about anything or your fired. Dont be sick or your fired, dont have medical conditions and work here or your treated like your less of an aide. They allow resident care with doors open, nurses telling residents that because they fell they inconvenienced their night, on NOC shift you dont get a 30 minute lunch but they take it out of your pay anyways. They make promises they dont intend to keep. I would never put my beloved family member here! I see how they TRUELY are! There is only 2 good nurses at the place.

I had the pleasure of spending a few weeks in Bethany. I cannot say enough good about the facility, from the medical staff, aides, rehab therapists to the food. I thoroughly enjoyed my time there while getting me back in shape. Thanks to the entire staff of Bethany.

My mother was at Bethany for rehab and I cannot stress enough how she was treated like family! Many places claim to treat you like family but Bethany is a humble, caring facility that lets their actions speak for themselves. If they wont toot their own horn I am happy to do it for them! Thank you Bethany for the genuinely loving and exceptional care.

My husband was at Bethany in 2012. I cannot say enough good about them. From their caring staff to the 24 hour medical care he received I was totally impressed. I have told my children that if I ever need to go to a nursing home to put my name in early at the first signs of my needing nursing care.

My mother, Mary Ellen Jacoby, spent. Easter Monday until Memorial Day under the care of Dr. Betsy Baum and staff a few years ago. When she arrived she was bed-ridden, on full oxygen and much morphine. After a few weeks, she was up on a walker in the halls, no more oxygen or morphine. My mother had many visitors and went home after Memorial Day.She continued to live at home under Hospice care. She went to a couple weddings, had her hair done weekly, went out to dinner now and then and was able to spend some time at Deer Creek State Park the next two summers with family, even sitting by the pool.We were all thankful to have her until she passed, at 92, on Aug. 29, 2016..Thanks to all for the extra time we had with Grandma Mary!

Moved my mom here in May after a hospital stay. She had been at a different assisted living facility for over two years, during wic time she lost interest in everything. Now, she uses her walker, talks to everyone, enjoys the activites. I cannot believe the difference in her and her quality of life. Would recommend 100% Staff is great and there is a lot of staff to care for residents. Always notify me of changes and put moms care first. She has really benefited from living at Bethany and I feel good about it.

My mother was put in Bethany after surgery on her foot for therapy. She is 93 years old and sometimes chokes while eating and this stupid place wanted to put a feed tube in her and my family said no, because she does not need one. Staff said that it was either that or they were going to let her starve.My mom was removed from that place and is now at home. My mother while she was there for two or three weeks has lost weight because know one was bringing her her meals, unless someone from theFamily was there to eat with her. The place is a BIG FAT JOKE. Even my former brother in law was there for therapy and said the place is a big joke. I DO NOT RECOMMEND THIS PLACE FOR ANYONE.

Great place, great staff. If you are looking for the best, this is it!

I cannot say enough good things about this facility. Recently my mother, who is 88 and in the longterm care wing, had a major health crisis. I want to share what a fantastic job they did with her. For 88, she is in reasonably good health except for her mobility issues. Back in December she became ill with a urinary tract infection and also developed pneumonia. She deteriorated very quickly, but due to her wishes, she did not want to be hospitalized. Dr. Baum and Abby assured me they would make her as comfortable as possible. It was later determined through blood cultures that she was septic, in septic shock with a BP of 70/30 and had MRSA. Not only that, but her kidneys were shutting down and she needed dialysis, which she refused. Anybody with all of these comorbidities would certainly be on the verge of death, and we started making funeral arrangements. They continued to treat her with IV antibiotics and monitor her very closely. I cant tell you how many times in her delirium that she pulled out her IV or her catheter. But they pulled her through! That would have been a miracle for a 20yr old let alone an 88yr old. Im happy to say she is currently back to her old self again. As a nurse of 40plus years, I am amazed! So if you are concerned at all about the level of care, Dont Be! They are wonderful about keeping you informed and they truly care about their residents. You cannot go wrong with this facility! You can tell its family-run due to the high standards and staffing that they have. (No HIPPAA laws were violated in this post. I have my moms permission to share her story)