Assisted Living Communities in Shelbyville, KY

"We chose The Spring House at Louisville for my brother-in-law. It's an unbelievably nice facility where the food is great. The attention to his care is top notch and he seems to enjoy it and like it. The staff is very attentive and extremely professional. This facility is a renovated hotel complex, so his room is very nice. It's a large room. It has a very safe and large bathroom with plenty of safety features. Other than that, it has a nice big window to look out, plenty of room, and extremely clean. For memory care, they have a very large common space with couches and a TV that my brother-in-law can walk down to. There are several tables where they have card games or other things that he can participate in. The amenities feel very spacious and new. It doesn't feel like an old-age home facility. It's very, very new and modern."

"I put my husband in Meadowview where he died in August last year. He had Alzheimer’s, so he wouldn’t be comfortable in any place but they were good. They took very good care of him. They had activities there like bingo and they brought people in to sing. They also had church worship and that kind of stuff. It feels like a nursing home but the place looked good. I thought it was clean and everyone seemed to be attentive and very caring. I would recommend them, but that's up to the people who'd go there to check them out. "

"We loved BeeHive Homes of Lyndon. It's a wonderful place. It was smaller and I would give them an excellent review. We had a friend that was there for several years and they just raved about it. The room was lovely. Everything was nice and clean, and the staff was wonderful and very attentive. I walked in and I just immediately loved it. There were also many activities and they had the director there that does it all."

"I looked here and what stood out about the place is it’s cleanliness and neatness. There was no odor. The lady who took me on a tour was a wonderful person. The apartment that I looked at was roomy. It had a balcony that you can sit out and enjoy the outdoors. It was very neat, clean, and freshly painted. The carpet was clean. It is a lovely place to live. "

"Belmont Village St. Matthews was super nice and wonderful. The lady who gave us the tour was wonderful and super friendly. The place is very high on the list of places we're considering. Everyone was friendly. We loved the space, which was bright, open, and inviting. We liked it a lot. The rooms looked very comfortable and everything was well-done. It was a bright and cheery place, and wasn't dreary at all. It had a more modern, comfortable, and welcoming feeling. It looked like they had a lot of nice, smaller places for conversation for when you have friends or family come over. Everything wasn't just a big open space. The dining spaces were nice as well as the place where they do movies. It had a nice feel to it."

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

"My mother was at Pleasant Meadows for a year. It was a good place, but she only had just one room. We wanted her to have more of an apartment kind of place and just a little more independence to see how far she could go, but then we found out about the Lewy bodies. They were really good, but it's just one room and one bathroom, and there's no kitchen, no sink or anything, other than the bathroom. The food choices were pretty limited and mom wasn't too happy about that. She was in pretty bad shape because we had just taken her out of rehab. We just moved her over to the assisted living at Pleasant Meadows. There's somebody there checking them. There were girls there all night long. They're not nurses. They're just workers. They're doing laundry. They have a buzzer and they make sure mom wears a necklace, but still, at night, they had cords. The girls were there and they'd come and get her and they'll help her if they can. If they do fall, they still call the ambulance to come and check her out before they move her but there's somebody there. They'll assist her until somebody gets there to lift them. The staff was pretty good. She liked the activities and they put them on Facebook. They had story time, they did games, they spell and unscrambled words, and they had bingo and birthday parties. They did a lot. They had a sunroom that mom loved and an outside patio with a fountain. Their facility was nice."

"Vivera Senior Living was very beautiful, nice, and clean. The staff was very nice. The dining room was set up very nicely. I don't know anything about the food. I just did a short tour and shown a room that my friend will be taking if he gets admitted there. They explained a few things about the activities, but didn't show us where they were at or anything like that. They have patios where you could sit out and smoke. It's a very nice place."

"We toured Westminster Village Kentuckiana. It was very nice and the lady that worked there was extremely knowledgeable and told us about our options. They have assisted living and independent living, and so we appreciate that. She also provided us with literature. It's also close to all the shopping centers and banks. She showed us a 2-bedroom with a kitchenette. It was laid out quite nicely, but the only thing we didn't like was the small kitchenette. We could go downstairs, though, to the main dining room and have meals. So that was a plus. If you were in assisted living, and I guess in independent living, too, they had a lot of activities going on. It keeps you busy. They have a library on each floor and a place that you could go, and spend time with your family. They had an outdoor grill available, too, and a very nice walking path with a pond. You have your independence."

"Hometown Manor Assisted Living was nice and their price range was the best for me. The rooms were a decent size. It's just what you would need in an assisted living facility. It's clean and they offer memory care. They do all the meals, and if you move your relative there, they clean towels and washcloths, and furnish the bedding. The staff is fine, and they have good cooks there. The memory care has a smaller group of people, which I liked better than the bigger group. It was personal. The person that runs it was very nice, very appropriate, and appeared to be somebody that was there to help and not judge. They had a lot of activities, especially for people with memory care."

"Crescent Place Assisted Living was newer. They had a patio available for quite a few rooms, and I liked it. They have just about everything a person could expect to see. They had different types of rooms. They had a one-bedroom apartment, and it was nice. Everyone seemed nice."

"What I liked about Amber Oaks Assisted Living was it was independently owned and it's a small home. It had a very homey approach to care, the rooms, and things of that nature. The owner had a good philosophy about care for the residents, and I did like that. The facility needed a little bit of updating. I think some of that was just due to restraints of being able to utilize or order things as needed due to COVID. I think they're just trying to bounce back from that. It's not COVID-related illness, but just being able to purchase things that you need to purchase like updated furniture or things of that nature. The food was excellent and the residents seemed happy there. As we toured, we ran into folks who just were pleasant and seemed happy. We met with the owner on the particular day that we toured. I actually toured twice, so I met some of the staff first off. I wanted to go see it first and then take my folks to see it. It seemed like most of the staff had been there for a while, not like a rotating staff, but people who enjoyed working there and staying there. The only thing that was a little lacking was the updating of furniture in some of the common areas. Outside of that, it was a very nice place. They had an atrium that needed to be maintained a little bit better."

"The place was real clean and neat. The staff was polite and answered all the questions we had asked. There was a lot of activities for the people staying there and very well organized. The security was good too. They took very good care of my great grandmother and treated her like a person. They were also patient with her and that was a big deal for us because she had demintia (spelling?)I think they are they best place in shelbyville and I would definately recommend them to anyone "

"My dad is in The Enclave of East Louisville. The staff is friendly, and they seem to be good. It is clean. It is not as new as the last place he was in. It is an older unit and so is the building, but it is in good shape and is maintained. He is in a studio room with a bathroom and that is it. They provide cable and food. Our neighbor's mother was there, so it was a lot about referrals over location to us."