Assisted Living Communities in Georgetown, KY

"I put my mother in a care facility called Hometown Manor. It’s a small community. It’s clean, neat, and laid out well. The staff is attentive and helpful. "

"We chose Windsor Gardens for my mother based on the price and location to our home residence. She will move in a couple of weeks. We really love the staff members. They were really engaging. The main nurse that runs the place was very kind. She toured us around herself. We were able to meet the activities director who seemed very engaged. They showed us a list of activities that my mother was very excited about. I think for a slow-paced person that is looking for a homey, close-knit feel, Windsor Gardens is an optimal place. They have an activity room, but it is more of a slower paced assisted living. There is a studio and a 1-bedroom. We chose a studio, and it was plenty big based on her needs. The people that we got to talk to and the people we interacted with were very sincere and very engaging."

"My mother is in Homeplace at Midway. They told us that once her money runs out, if they have a bed that they will still provide for her. They will not make her move into a state assisted place. They will allow her to stay there if there's a facility for her, which I really liked. I do not like the idea of having my mother at an older age having to leave everybody that she has known. The Homeplace itself is a beautiful place. It has beautiful grounds. They serve a lot of chicken and potato chips, and that is one of my pet peeves. A potato chip is not a meal; it is a snack. I think they need to have a little bit better variety of food. The food is good, and the cooking is very good. It is just that it is repetitive. It's more chicken and more chicken. The dining area is very nice. The rooms are beautiful. She has a living room, a small kitchenette, windows to look outside, a nice huge bathroom, and a nice size bedroom with two closets. The rooms are very spacious. I do not know what they have for facilities because with the Covid, we have not been able to be in. I sent her in and it was Covid. It was one of the hardest things I could have ever done because I could not see her forever it seemed like."

"The Willows at Citation is doing an excellent job. They give good care. It's a great place, it's clean, and the food is good. I don't have anything bad to say about it. The staff is excellent and very caring, and they have plenty of help. Mom is in skilled nursing. The food is like eating in a five-star restaurant. Everybody seems to be satisfied with the activities."

"My aunt moved into the Meadowthorpe Assisted Living & Memory Care. It's wonderful. It's very small and quaint, and they provide a lot of personal attention. It's very nice, it's very well kept, maintenance is well done, and there's no problem. With the COVID, it's kind of hard, but they do have plenty of things to do, and the activities director is very, very wonderful. The value is very good, and they're very willing to work with you. It's probably the best secret in Lexington."

"My mother-in-law is in rehab right now. She is in Lexington Country Place. We actually went with another rehab facility first but we didn't like it as much, so this time we went to Lexington Country Place. So far, we are very pleased with their staff. We are really pleased with how caring they are. The rooms are not that spacious but they're clean. I think their food is probably average. I did see that someone got burnt chicken at one time, so that wasn't too good. I think they could do better with the food. I see their activities on the chart. I had seen music people come in. I think they did a good job at that. The facility is clean-looking and nice. The big thing is, I would say, the joyfulness of the staff and the real caring. It just sort of makes the place. They're very positive and very caring. I would recommend this one. "

"I saw Cedarhurst of Beaumont. It's just absolutely gorgeous, and it's new and very stylish. It was too expensive, though. Everything was immaculate and beautiful; everybody looked happy, and the staff was very nice, but it's the cost. The staff was very pleasant, very clean, nicely dressed, and professional. They were very spacious, and they even had a little kitchenette area that none of the other places had."

Our single story community is set apart since it is small in size with only 15 private studio rooms, and are locally owned and operated. The allows us to offer a high level of personalized care at an affordable all-inclusive rate. What is included in "all-inclusive"? Assistance with bathing, dressing and grooming, three home-cooked meals per day, snacks provided, scheduled assistance with self-administration of medication, daily housekeeping and laundry, complimentary linens and towels, all utilities plus Wi-Fi and cable, daily stimulating activities and social events, emergency call pendants and intercoms. Limited transportation is available. We furnish the rooms at no added costs. Residents can bring their own furniture, if desired. We welcome all third party therapy providers such as physical and occupational therapy, nurse practitioners, podiatrists, etc. to visit, as paid for by resident insurance. Our small size, the longest hallway is only 25 feet. Small population of only 15 residents equals a lot of personalized care and attention. No extra costs added for additional assistance and care as needs change 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

"The Willows at Hamburg is a very clean, very good facility. The food quality is great. The staff is attentive and friendly, and baby my mom. "

"My mother is at Daisy Hill. My stepfather is still in a rehab facility, but he is registered there, and everything is ready for him. They have an apartment. The employees are very friendly. The residents are very friendly, too. On the second day that we were there, I took my mom to the dining room, and several women and men came up and introduced themselves to her. That, to me, was a big plus. The place is very clean and very fresh. My mom's mobility is limited, but she has easy access to the dining area. She is a picky eater, but she is very complimentary of the food. I have eaten with her a couple of times, and the food is very good. The value for money has been excellent."

"My aunt is in Morning Pointe of Lexington. She's doing very well there, so we're going to have her stay there. The care seems to be good. They didn't come up to the room too much, so we did talk to them about giving her a bath more frequently. She's getting to know the people that are around her, and she's meeting new people and getting friends there. At first, it was a little difficult, but she's starting to like it. They have a lot of activities for her. She was doing bingo, and she had her hair done there. They play cards, and they have a cafeteria. They let your family eat there when you go to visit, and the room seems good. The food is not too bad, but it's not the best. There are different varieties of food. "

"I toured. When you walk in, it's a beautiful place. It's more like a hotel or resort, and brand new. The staff was very friendly. He took me on the tour, showed me around different things, and showed me the rooms and where my dad would stay. It's very nice, but I can't afford it. They have different stuff to do. They told me about all the different crafts they have for them daily. The price wasn't bad compared to others."

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 friend is going to move in to Legacy Reserve at Fritz in September. They were pretty much incomplete. It's brand new and it's in the process of being built, but part of it is finished. It was absolutely great. We met with the lady named Jackie and she was very thorough. We went into a model because they did not have a finished one for us to go into. The thing that really sold Audrey was the kitchen, because it was the only unit she visited that had a dishwasher. She wanted a stove and a dishwasher because she still enjoys working in the kitchen, and that was the decision maker for her. Also, she said if she doesn't feel like cooking, she can go down to the dining room and have dinner. She is not ready for someone to totally take care of her and she still wanted to be able to be independent. However, they were supposed to have a food tasting, because you couldn't go to the dining room because it wasn't finished. They were supposed to have this really high quality chef hired to cook food. We thought we were actually going to a food tasting, but when we got there, there wasn't enough food for people to even taste. What we were served was not high quality or anything. It was chicken salad and a fruit bowl basically with some brownies. That is the only thing I would rate them poorly on. We're hoping when the dining room opens that that will be much better. We don't know what to expect as far as food goes because we never had a chance to eat in the dining room."