Assisted Living Communities in New Albany, IN

"My parents are in BeeHive Homes of Georgetown. It's very homey, very clean, and it felt very inviting when I walked in. They're doing an awesome job. They're very accommodating and very responsive when I call, text, or go in there. I have no complaints. The dining room is one open area and the residents seem to really like the food. My mom has had so few complaints, like that the clothes are wrinkled. They have activities, there's bible study on Wednesdays, and music on Sundays."

"I will move in. It has what I need and is not far from my home. The staff are very friendly. The common areas looked good, clean, friendly, bright, and light. It had a good-sized room, and I'm able to get a lot of my furniture in."

Twinbrook Assisted Living is an established assisted living community located at 3525 Ephraim McDowell Dr, Louisville, KY 40205, dedicated to supporting older adults with daily living needs in a welcoming, home-like atmosphere. The community has been part of the Louisville area for over six decades, offering personalized care that helps residents maintain independence while providing peace of mind for families. Life at Twinbrook is centered around comfort, connection, and engagement. The community features approximately 60 attractive apartments across two floors with elevator access, including studios and one-bedroom units equipped with kitchenettes, granite countertops, walk-in showers, and emergency call systems for added safety. Common areas such as living rooms, a library, a card room, a dining room, and a chapel provide inviting spaces for socializing, relaxation, and spiritual connection, while beautifully maintained outdoor areas offer pleasant spaces to enjoy fresh air. Residents receive compassionate support with daily activities such as bathing, dressing, grooming, and medication reminders within a social model of assisted living that blends care with meaningful engagement. The community also offers three chef-prepared meals daily, dietary accommodations, weekly housekeeping and linen services, 24-hour staff assistance, and scheduled transportation for shopping and appointments. On-site conveniences like a beauty shop and laundry facilities further enhance everyday living. Conveniently situated near the Highlands, Hikes Point, and St. Matthews neighborhoods of Louisville, Twinbrook Assisted Living is close to local healthcare facilities, parks, shopping, and dining options, allowing residents to stay connected with the broader community while enjoying a supportive and engaging residential experience. To learn more about this provider’s license and review other available state reports, please visit: Kentucky Cabinet for Health and Family Services Health Care Facility Directories

"Rooms are updated, provide plenty of outdoor light, well maintained, and make for a nice homey space. Most importantly, the staff is superb. They provide excellent care and attention to the residents. They know their residents well and are very personal and interactive with them. The staff communicates very well with family members. The residents have numerous activities to participate in. The whole community is a very positive environment."

"I spent 2 ½ hours with the person at Belmont Village. From the minute that I walked in, I was greeted by the front desk person, who offered something to drink while I waited for the person who was going to show me around. It was a really great feeling for me. People were visiting with their family members and coming in to have lunch with their relatives. It was getting close to Christmas, so it was just a wonderful experience. They had the memory care unit sectioned off into stages, and for each stage, they had certain activities for them to do. They had their own dining room and it seemed nice to me. It didn’t seem chaotic and was very under control. My father-in-law can hold a conversation while the other people on the floor are further advanced than he is, so I can see where that could be disappointing. The place just blew me away. Everything about it was wonderful, up until we talked about the price. For a shared room, it was around $6,500, and then for everything that they have to do for him, like making sure he takes his medicine, is a la carte. "

"I really like my tour of BeeHive Homes of Louisville/Lyndon. It was a very comfortable, warm, and homey setting. The residents seemed very happy and well taken care of. The room that I saw was unfurnished, but it was spacious and clean. The dining area looked nice and very family oriented."

"The people were very helpful here. They did an excellent job in giving us a tour of the facility. They even gave us some sample food items. Their services were excellent as well. "

"My mother-in-law moved to Brookdale Stonestreet. It's a great place. It has a lot of activities for all the residents. They have a luncheon area where they enjoy dinner. They come down and sit at a table. They assign them a table mate that are in their same age bracket. The tables are covered with linens, a very nice setting. They have piano players. They have games and checkers, and they play cards, just about anything that you would want to do. It's a two-story building and they have an elevator, which is great. My mother-in-law loves the meals. The studio apartment has a kitchenette, a microwave, and a small refrigerator where she can have her snacks or whatever she wants to keep. It has a huge closet, lots of closet space, and a bed, a nice view, and the windows are big."

"I went to Creekside on Whipps Mill for a tour. Everything seemed to click. It has much better security. I felt much more at ease about it. It is also based on a family-type program where they brought everybody together, like for meals and whatever. They were very friendly and very caring. We got to talk with some of the people in memory care. They came up to us and asked us about my brother. They seemed like they would be able to take care of his needs. They were very clean, and they had so much stuff to offer."

"What I liked the most about River Crossing Assisted Living was that they've made some arrangements to go meet my mom where she is now, and talk to her about coming. I liked that a lot. When we visited the place, the rooms may be a little smaller as far as square footage, but I really liked the way they're laid out. It's not like a living room and bedroom combination. The rooms are separated. So, even if it's a little smaller, they make better use of the space. They also have a nice little dining area."

"My mother is in Symphony at Valley Farms. We have had a good experience with them. They have been very communicative and are taking very good care of her. We are very happy with it. She is in a one-bedroom apartment with a separate bedroom and a living room area. They have musicians come in and play music for them. They do crafts; they made bird feeders. Occasionally, they take them on outings and have a bus that takes them. They have things available for them, like exercise and church activities."

"Everything about it is perfect. It's immaculate. It's pretty. It's welcoming, clean, and fresh. My mom and I both can't say enough good things about it. The staff is amazing. They are more than I could have hoped for. Everybody knows mom by her name. They know her issues and her likes or dislikes. They are very personable and very engaging. There are tons of activities every day and they encourage her to attend multiple times a day. There's a lot of variety that keeps them interested and engaged. The food is very fresh. They have gourmet chefs on site all day, every day. The residents have meetings with the chefs to say what they like, what they don't like, and what they would like to see more of. The chefs come out and talk to them during meal time so the chef and dining room staff get to know them. They have live music every night. They have people come in and play the guitar or the piano. They have happy hour every evening where they can have alcohol if they want. They have arts and crafts and what they called "a walk down memory lane" where they play old music or look at old pictures. They have fitness instructors come in and lead seated workouts. They go on outings for treats, snacks, shopping, or to the botanical gardens. They bring llamas to the facility and have therapy dog visits weekly. They have just anything you can think of."

"I toured The Spring House at Louisville. It was a very nice facility. It was very well maintained. It seemed to be updated, had very nice decor, and was very clean. It had a very good area for people to gather. The dining facility was very nice. Everything about it was very nice. The staff was very nice, very accommodating, very friendly, and very professional."

"I toured Louisville East, a Christian Care Community, and everything about them was perfect. I would highly recommend that someone take a tour of that place. Everything was all right there on the same level as her apartment would be. It is a very short distance to all the amenities. There were no elevators, and you just walk right in and you're there. The place is very new, modern, and up to date. The room that I looked at was move in ready. It was spotless. The painting was done. Everything was completely ready, and there was a lot of light. They have classes. They have a chapel right there for them, and they have a beauty salon. The staff is outstanding, and they were ready for me to be there. They were they were all set up and ready for it."