Willow Park is a hidden gem. Most don't know it's there unless yiur looking for it. Affordable…read moreindependent living. Senior Helpers has in house office that residents can pay for privately to assist with bathing, dressing and med reminders to keep residents living in independent status. Residents seem happy and involved with activities.

From the owner: Embark on a journey of independent senior living at award-winning Holiday Willow Park in…read moreEvansville, Indiana. Each day, enjoy three homestyle meals and our Engage Life® activities. We'll handle weekly housekeeping. Get most our your utilities for one monthly rate. Find spacious apartments with a patio or balcony, walk-in tub and kitchenette. You have the option to select personal care services customized to suit your needs from trusted third-party providers. We're located in a quiet Crescent Valley neighborhood near to every convenience, like grocery stores, bookstores and dining options. Visit the historic Reitz Home Museum, tour the Evansville Museum or stroll Wesselman Woods Preserve. Reserve your complimentary lunch or tour today.

I can't say enough good things about the staff and facility of Oasis. Everyone at Oasis goes above…read moreand beyond to make the residents feel at home and respected. I have never met a more considerate bunch of people in my life and am so very thankful that my mom is in their care. It is such a scary thing to have to move your mom into an assisted living situation due to dementia but moving to Oasis made it all ok. Her room is filled with her things and feels like home and the staff. I know I said it before but they treat mom with respect and talk to her like a person and not a patient. If you are looking for a lovely place for your parent with dementia, Oasis should be top on your list. (Note, I live in BC, but my mom is in Evansville, IN)

From the owner: Oasis Dementia Care provides assisted living, memory care, dementia care facility and 24-hour…read morenursing in Evansville, IN. We accept private pay, long term care insurance, and limited medicaid waiver.

This is such a wonderful community! The staff is caring and enjoy their jobs & it shows! The…read moreresidents are so welcoming, and you can almost always find them in a serious card game or many other activities.

I was there with my school and Mr. Colman it was the most amazing thing I had ever done everyone…read morewas just so nice ill be sure to come and visit sometime again because really loved spending time and talking to the people I hope to see you guys..I love it it's really nice to be there.

My son says it is the best place to work in healthcare in the Princeton area bar none. The benefits…read moreand the feeling of family pride run thru the facility.

I was in there in November, 2024 loved the staff and the food and the people.Been approved to go…read moreback into a nursing home. Would like to go back to Evansville Protestant Home.

From the owner: The Evansville Protestant Home, founded in 1923, is a retirement community and is located in…read moreEvansville, Ind. Its facility covers an area of more than 14 acres and consists of independent apartments and a nursing unit. The community is managed by a board of directors that represents more than 20 protestant churches of the area. It consists of more than 140 residential rooms and over 100 nursing care beds. Its apartments offer services, such as meals, housekeeping, cable television, utilities, laundry and emergency nursing care. The community s rooms include carpeting, drapes, blinds and appliances. Additionally, Evansville Protestant Home offers services, such as respite care, pharmacy, podiatrist, therapies, beauty shop and a van.

First it is no longer Good Samaritan. ENVIVE purchased Good Sam's and the place is steadily going…read moredown hill. The rooms do not get cleaned patients don't receive proper hygiene care, ENVIVE a is a dump when compared to Good Samaritan

I don't know much about other Nursing Homes, but thank you for being so nice to my grandfather (so…read morefar). The nurses always came in with a smile on their faces.

The amount of negligence at this facility is astonishing. They only have 2 nurses per shift on…read morestaff to take care of 44 residents. My father was a resident there and fell countless times and was injured in their care. They only bathe residents once a week. I don't recommend this facility to anyone looking for help and care for their loved ones. The nurses are lazy and the sales staff will tell you anything just so they can get your loved one moved in and get your money. The amount they charge families per month is downright criminal. My father was there during COVID-19 so we weren't allowed in his room or in the facility so they got away with a lot of things simply because families of residents couldn't see the conditions and negligence they're living in. If you love the person you're looking for additional care for DO NOT MOVE THEM INTO THIS FACILITY!!!

From the owner: Bell Oaks Place is a smaller Assisted Living community that fosters a sense of family among…read moreresidents. We develop individual care plans to meet the needs of each resident, and a full-time registered nurse is available 24 hours a day to provide clinical oversight and coordination of care.

I have been waiting 1 hour and 12 minutes for a pain pill. None in sight. They wonder why I am…read moreleaving. Therapy is great but not the nursing or dietary staff.

Completely short-staffed with people who actually CARE for the residents. There are a few WONDERFUL…read morepeople who really go above and beyond, but they are not rewarded for their service and soon leave. When I come to visit, my shoes stick to the floor, my family member is soaking wet and/or poopy, food laying on the floor, just awful. Director of Nursing does not return calls when staff contact him/her about issues. Medications not given at all or not given on time. I know nursing homes are not for the faint of heart, but this place is really the stuff of nightmares. We only have him/her here because of location. She/he was admitted to a MUCH BETTER place, but the travel to visit would have been too much. Feds, take a look at this place!