Continuing Care Retirement Communities Communities in Louisville, KY

"Masonic Home of Louisville was a 5-acre campus with assisted living and independent living in separate buildings connected on a road. The buildings were awesome. They had apartments with a kitchen, bathroom, bedroom, and living room. However, there was nothing provided, except for a little bus to take them around the neighborhood, to the snack bar area, a gym, or public library. The staff member was great, but knew it was not for my mother, and I appreciated that."

"My aunt is in Presbyterian Homes Westminster. I only have one concern. When I talked to the social services about her, she was having an issue where they didn't have her sit up for a little while. I'm going to talk to them about that to make sure that the floor nurse manager would take the lead on it to make sure it's done. They had a turnover of nurses in there and the nurses were more from an agency coming in to work. They had some COVID cases there too. I know they're busy, but she assured me that my request would be catered. I investigated it first before we sent her there, they took her as Medicaid pending. The lady there took care of the Medicaid papers. I never got to go into the building, but I talked to my wife on the phone and she's happy there and has no complaints. Everything that she has there is satisfactory. They have activities, but she's not in any shape to participate in them so she watches TV and I bring her books, snacks, and I sent that in there. I dropped off the package and they would deliver it to her room."

"Treyton Oak Towers was an excellent facility. When I walked in I was really impressed. It was very clean, the staff was very friendly and wonderful. I would live there! "

"My sister has been in Episcopal Church Home for a couple of months now. It's a very caring staff. Dr.Cornett is a supreme gerontologist. She's in a large two-person room. They don't stay in the rooms very much, but being a shared room, it's a lot more affordable and enough for her. She has dementia, so she really doesn't know much about where she is or what she's doing. She likes music, and they have a cat and a dog; she likes to see them and pet them. They have big windows where they can look outside and a nice flower garden. The location is very convenient. The grounds are well maintained. The food is OK. The desserts are really good. They do a good job with the facility. She's in a locked down Alzheimer's unit, so we don't see that much activity, but they have lots that the people can participate in. Episcopal Church around here comes very highly rated, especially Dr. Cornett; she's excellent."