Northpoint Lexington

The facilty goes above and beyond in order to please the residents that live here and will do what’s necessary to make them happy. Our new resident advocate is one of the best people you could ever meet and she goes above and beyond to do everything that she can to put a smile on the residents face.

I want to say a thank you on behalf of the Collins family, and my dear Mother Frances Collins, to the staff of Northpoint Lexington Healthcare Center. As a matter of fact, just a “Thank You” probably isn’t enough. My Mother was a resident of Northpoint for over a year, before her passing on September 9, 2017. My family and I are so grateful to all the nurses, nurses assistants, kitchen staff, maintenance, and all those in administrative positions, and of course Hospice. The care and attention she received will never be forgotten, and we love you all, and Frances Collins loved all of you as well! I will be back from time to time to say hello and visit some of the residents that I became friends with.
Sincerely,
Richard A. Collins

Thank you for being a great asset to our community in Lexington!

Excellent service with a successful rehab to home program!

My sister recommended Northpoint because she was here for rehabilitation before. It was a blessing to be here for my therapy and I would recommend this place to everyone! There was a point at the hospital I didn’t know if I was going to make it or not and then I got here and therapy helped me reach every one of my goals. I don’t even have to use a cane anymore! The kitchen gave me extra snacks to get my energy back up and help me gain some weight. The nurses got my medicine to me quickly and the activities department helped me get some supplies from the store so I would feel more at home. I’m so thankful for everyone here!

To all the staff at Northpoint,

I thank every one of you for the love I received during my three months there. I couldn’t raise a toe, turn over in bed, or walk when I came here. Today I will walk out of here with you love, kindness and therapy. I feel I have been given a new life and I plan to make the best of it. Thank you so much and if I never see you again here on this earth, I hope to see each one of you in heaven someday. I will look for you. God bless and keep up the loving work. I will go to my daughter’s for a short while and on to my home shortly.

Deloris Walker spent one month at Northpoint Lexington recovering from a debilitating weakness that had left her in a wheelchair. Ms. Walker was a star pupil and worked very hard with our therapists from Evergreen Rehabilitation to get her strong and ready to return home! Here’s what she had to say:
I enjoyed everyone on staff here. Everyone was very nice to me. All of the Physical Therapy people brought me a long way from where I was before. All the staff helped me out and was very good to me. God Bless you all.