Assisted Living Communities in Danville, KY

"The Willows at Harrodsburg was a very beautiful place. The only thing that was tricky is that it was quite expensive. It was very lovely and very organized. The staff appeared to really care about the residents, just in my touring. The person that led the tour was very helpful in answering questions. She could tell me right away that there was no bed. It's apparently really hard to get in there, but it was significantly pricier than the other place I've been to. It was fancy. It had been a former restaurant that a country music star built."

"The facility upkeep was excellent - very clean. The Staff was very courteous and understanding of the situation we had. My Great Grandfather lived comfortably his last few years of life. He seemed very happy before he passed on. "

"We moved my Dad here almost five months ago, and have been very happy with both the facility and the staff. It is a beautiful campus, set on many acres of rolling countryside. There are lovely family visiting areas inside and outside, including paved walking trails (suitable for wheelchairs) winding through trees. The facility is always shiny clean, from the picture windows in the atrium down to the hardwood floors - even the bird aviary and aquarium always appear sparkling clean! The staff and many volunteers are attentive and respectful. It is clear everyone there respects the service given by these veterans, who now need service themselves. Dad's nursing staff and social worker are very good about communicating with us, letting us know of any changes, appointments, or special events. Dad seems peaceful and well-cared for; and THAT is what matters. "

"My mom has lived at Council Oaks of Nicholasville since 2010. It is a beautiful place with staff far better than most facilities. The staff loves the residents and I had NEVER seen any unkind or inappropriate act there. The availability of special care for senior citizens with Alzheimer's and Dementia in this establishment is noteworthy due to the number of skilled professional nurses in staff who are present on duty for 24-hours.There are a lot of activities for the residents on daily bass including exercise programs, a salon and physical therapy too. The community comes in several times a week and provides musical entertainment of some type for the residents. The food is of a reasonable quality. They have a rotating menu and an a la carte section that stays constant. It was nothing incredible, but it gave enough variety to work. Also, the facility allows pets, only that the pets need to be less than 20 pounds. Location of the facility is another good thing for the residents. Everything, from grocery stores, and library to special care hospital that one would need is within 5-10 minutes walking distance. This is the best assisted living facility! "

"We went to visit Dominion of Richmond. We were there for almost two hours and we only saw one resident. There weren't any people anywhere. The place was very pretty. On the inside it's really lovely and has a big open area with a fireplace that goes all the way up to the ceiling. But the outside is not so much, maybe because it's new and there hasn't been time to grow trees and shrubs. They don’t have covered parking and they don't have a desire to put one in. The price is outrageously expensive; it's going to be $4,000 a month and there will be an extra $1,500 a month for the second person's food, bills, dinner, and lunch. The place itself is spotless, light, cheery and airy; it really looked like a wonderful place."

"I did a quick tour at Legacy Reserve at Fritz. It's not totally finished yet. It seemed very nice, and it seemed that it is going to have lots of amenities. I only saw 1-bedroom floor plan that was finished. It was very nice, very new, and it looked great."

We know that selecting the right healthcare option to meet your individual needs is important. That's why, at The Willows at Fritz Farm, you'll find a complete continuum of care and services so you can select the level of care that most closely matches your needs and preferences. Nestled in the rolling hills of Horse Country, our care and support services are carefully coordinated from level to level, setting to setting, as care needs increase or decrease. From personal care and respite care services in our elegant residential facility to short-term rehabilitation in our state-of-the-art health center, that's what our continuum of care is all about. Whether for a few days, a few weeks or for as long as you need us... It's comforting to know that there is a new source in Lexington you can turn to for help and guidance. Personal Choices for Convenience, Privacy and Comfort: Private and semi-private suites with full bathrooms and walk-in showers 24-hour emergency call response system Assistance with the activities of daily living (dressing, grooming, etc.) Housekeeping and laundry services Medication administration/reminders Reminders for meals and activities A variety of social and recreational programs Quality skilled nursing and therapy services available on campus Easy access to dining, living and entertainment areas Local restaurant cuisine featured monthly during Taste of the Town events Restaurant-style dining with chef-prepared meals and a variety of alternate food selections Mobility assistance as needed Much more! Thank you for your interest at The Willows at Fritz Farm. Please give us a call to schedule a free tour.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

"My mother-in-law and several church family members are residents at this facility. It is a wonderful and economical facility with caring and professional staff. My mother-in-law's monthly package fee is $2,100-the two most important features of this package for us is it provides two meals a day and her medication is monitored. Other features included in the package are two loads of laundry a week, 90 minutes of housekeeping a week, assistance with bathing if needed. They have numerous activites planned(Saturday had a KY Derby party with a decorated hat contest with prizes) for their residents, and the community is very active in providing a helping hand-from local churches providing services every Sunday, to individuals volunteering their time in many areas-ceramics classes each week, free manicures each week, to performances. They have a van available with a driver to take residents to the local Walmart, Krogers, etc. They have "outings" scheduled at least twice a month - be it a tourist attraction, a play, a restaurant - these are at an extra cost - whatever the admission fee or meal charge. The staff is very competent and communicates with family members when attention is warranted. Our mother-in-law has been there for over two months, and she has just blossomed in this environment--this facility has been a Godsend. "

"My mother (soon to be 100 years of age) entered Sayre Friendship Towers (Assisted Living) in August 2017. She will say, several times a week, that she is enjoying and still living the 'best of life' due to being at Sayre. She enjoys the employees (they're the best), the activities (up lifting and fun), the delicious meals and treats (well-balanced and tasty), her many new friends (residents and volunteers), and the safety of 24 hours of fabulous care. Thanking Sayre for being the very best care for our dear mother. "

"We just moved our grandmother into Tanbark on the corner of Tates Creek and Man O War in Lexington, Kentucky. She has advancing Alzheimer's but is still able to somewhat care for herself. Everyone has been very nice and the facilities are beautiful. This is a great option for our family because as she advances in her illness we can move her to a higher level of care within the same facility. "

"My tour experience at Friendship Towers was excellent but it's not exactly what we were looking for at the time. The facility was clean, not one of the best places I've been to, but it's nice. The staff that I met there were great. They had a lot of activities going on, they had a salon and also a library."

"My mother is a current resident of Hometown Manor Assisted Living, Lawrenceburg. The facility is clean, everybody has their own rooms, and they do showering twice a week. I believe there are 12 residents in the facility. They cook three meals a day. It's just a very nice facility for anybody that needs assisted living and the employees are very kind. The rooms are nice, everybody has their own half bath, you have a closet, they're nice size rooms. They have two different sized rooms, they have mostly your regular sized rooms, and then they have a couple of the larger sized rooms. It's just a basic house. The activities they do, they play bingo, on holidays they paint and do things that fit with the holidays. They don't do a whole lot, but they try to keep the residents happy and have little things to do for them. The staff is good and my mom is enjoying the meals. I think they can have more activities, but I would recommend it to people."

"Arcadian Cove is isolated with no activities around it. There isn't anything close by so you have to go 10 or 12 miles to the actual town. When I got there, the staff members were waiting for me; they were friendly and knew the clientele by name. I saw some residents playing cards in a room. The place is set up more like a hospital than retirement living, but it was very clean and the dining area was fine."

"The management and staff at Daisy Hill are fabulous. We have been very impressed with their caring attitude and effort to go “above and beyond”. My father-in-law is not in love with the quality of the meals, but he also hasn’t been happy with much that we have brought him to eat from outside Daisy Hill. As far as the facilities, the apartments are more spacious than other assisted living facilities that we toured. His is exceptionally spacious and has a screened in porch which also allows us to visit him without going through the main lobby, which he has indicated makes him feel more like he is living at a “real” apartment. "