The 10 Best Nursing Homes in Bingham County, ID

"This facility is connected to the local hospital. The staff was very friendly, and the rooms were very clean. However, my grandmother was not diagnosed as having had a stroke for 2 days after she initially showed symptoms. I think the doctors and ..."

"I was a patient on the 4th ten 6th floor. Everyone was so good to me and to fellow employees. I almost would have liked to stay longer. ..."

"Good Samaritan Society is a good facility with friendly people. We liked that it was small, so only a small number of people will live there. The rooms seem really small; it would be nicer if they were more spacious. The surroundings are great. I don..."

"Juniper Grove was a very nice place. The only thing I didn’t like there was the shared shower that they took turns in. The rooms were medium and very nice. It was further out for my family and me to go see my brother so we did not choose it. The staf..."

"Quin Meadows took care of my mother after a prolonged hospital stay. Providing rehabilitation of her lung function and physical strength enabling her to return to her home. My experience with the staff and the facility was very positive and profess..."

"We had to take dad to Safe Haven for six weeks. He is getting good care. It’s a very good place with a very large, caring staff able to handle anything. His room is very sparse, more like a hospital room, so they could make it homier. They have a psy..."

"My mother was in Monte Vista Hills for a month. The people were wonderful. It was an older place and they didn't have their own private toilet. The staff members were wonderful. They were great; they were amazing. Even though the place was older, it ..."

"My father was in the hospital for pneumonia and blood clot, he is 88 years old, and because he required follow-ups -- 6 weeks of antibiotic infusion -- he was discharged to the Gateway Transitional skilled nursing facility. He was there for 19 days. ..."

"From the moment you enter our facility, our team of nurses, caregivers, therapists, dietitians, and social workers are committed to addressi..."