The Best Memory Care Communities in Fayette County, KY

"I was extremely impressed with the lady who gave me the tour at Magnolia Springs Lexington. I was also impressed with the place. She was very sympathetic and seemed to demonstrate having my friend's best interests at heart. The place was very beautiful. The staff members were very friendly. I thought it was clean, attractive, and well managed. It looked like a good place to be. If I had to go, that's the kind of place I would like to go to."

"My mother is in Ashton Grove. She is in a studio unit. It's a very nice facility. The staff is very friendly, welcoming, and nice. The level of care that they give is really good. I can't say enough good things about them. They're wonderful. The food is very, very good. This is a top-notch facility. I don't have anything negative to say. It's good value for money."

"My brother-in-law has moved into The Lantern at Morning Pointe of Lexington. It's clean, the people are very professional, very friendly, upbeat, and very interactive with the patients. It's kind of a semi-shared private room with a living quarter like a living area, a large bathroom, private doors, and individual rooms. The dining area and the atmosphere are very nice. They have linen tablecloths. It looks more formal dining, and there is private dining for families if they were to come there. They have activities, and they take them on outings occasionally. They also assist with helping to get them to doctor's appointments and things. It has a homey atmosphere."

Welcome to Sayre Christian Village! Sayre Christian Village offers a continuum of care for our residents, providing Independent Living Programs, Certified Assisted Living, Long-Term Skilled Nursing care and loving care for residents with Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias. In addition to its other older adult living services, Sayre Christian Village offers secure, comfortable and affordable accommodations for independent older adults. There are two separate apartment buildings available to older adults with low to modest incomes. Baunta Apartments has 98 individual apartment homes, 93 one bedroom homes and 5 two bedroom homes. Forest View Apartments has 42 one-bedroom apartment homes. In each building, the apartments boast full kitchens, private bathrooms and individually controlled heating and air conditioning systems. Affordable independent living with HUD subsidy is designed for older adults to live comfortably in an affordable setting. Eligibility for these living units is based on age and income. One must (with few exceptions) be age 62 and their income must not be greater than 50% of the median income for the Lexington Fair Market Rent Area. The resident pays 30% of adjusted income (income after certain allowable expenses and other deductions are considered) as “Tenant Rent.” Please contact us and ask for more information about Affordable HUD Independent Housing. Friendship Towers provides independent retirement living for the active, self-sufficient older adult, with the emphasis on an older adult-friendly environment. The main ingredient that sets us apart from other living options is the caring atmosphere that exists among our residents, their families and our dedicated staff. As a bonus, at Friendship Towers we are certified by the Commonwealth of Kentucky to provide assisted living services to those residents who need “a little extra help” with activities of daily living, on a temporary or permanent basis.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

"I liked everything about Cedarhurst of Beaumont. Ashley gave the tour there, very, very informative. She wasn't just trying to get a room occupied. She was also very informative about memory care, and told me that even if I don't choose their community, if I have any other questions, feel free to call her as well. And she has checked up on me just to see if I found anything or if I had any questions since I've had the tour. Very, very nice person. And the community itself is very, very nice, and well kept up as well. The rooms were very nice, she told me that any time that a resident moves out, they redo the room, like the flooring, everything, which I didn't know about. But she said that's what they do. So everything is new when you move into their community. The dining area is huge, it's very, very big. They also have activities, like the crafts, and they have an outdoor area. They have a TV room where the residents can go and watch TV."

"My mother was a resident at The Willows at Hamburg for 3 1/2 years. She really felt at home there. The food was very good and she enjoyed many of the activities, especially the trip to Keeneland and a trip to a butterfly farm. We found all of the staff exceptionally caring. When my mother became a hospice patient all of the staff were unfailingly kind to my mother and my sister and me. I would not hesitate to recommend them."

"We moved to Morning Pointe after searching numerous communities. The management team has made my loved one feel as though they are still within her home. The food is exceptional, and the entire atmosphere is wonderful. I will definitely be recommending this community to anyone who asks. "

"Meadowthorpe Assisted Living & Memory Care's building was beautiful. I talked to one staff, and she was very kind and very helpful. It just was too expensive for Mom to be able to go there. I got to see one of the rooms, and it was very, very nice and large. The building was very clean and neat, too."

"We've decided to keep my mom at Liberty Ridge and just move her to a smaller room that was more affordable for her. We love it there so much. The staff is wonderful - the administration, the director, and everyone. We've been pleased. My mother moved up to assisted living, and she's been in a 1-bedroom apartment for probably eight years. I just recently moved her to a smaller room. Her room is beautiful. It's very light. The view is pretty, and I just had all good things to say. They have an activity director named Sarah, who's fabulous. She's got a lot to do for them. Like when I left, they were watching a movie in their movie room. There are exercise classes multiple days a week. There are movies, going out to dinner, grocery shopping, Dollar Tree shopping, and there's bingo all the time. There are activities in the building, and there are a lot of activities outside of the building, too. Their food is good. We eat there together sometimes. They do have a dining room where all of the residents dine together at different tables. If you're having a family come in and eat with you, there's a little private dining area with French doors that you can close off to make it more quiet and intimate. We looked around at other places and this just suits us. It's very cozy and very homey. The residents and the staff are very family-like. It's a perfect place for us. My mother gets excellent care. The care means more to me than the places that have crystal chandeliers and granite fireplaces. It's more like the place where you live. It's very clean. There's a beautiful little garden. There are benches out front. It's on a 38-acre property and it was originally the Mission Church. So, there's a lot of green space around it. There's green space in front of it. There are cottages around it. You can sit out front on the benches or you can sit out back. There's a flower garden. Some of the residents grow their own vegetables in the raised gardens. There are lots of trees, and it's very pretty. I've spent the last month or so researching different places. And certainly, we're staying here because, for the money, it's absolutely the best deal going. "

"We toured Cedarhurst of Nicholasville. It's a fairly new place, just a year old. It was still very clean. The staff was very friendly. They showed us everything, and they answered all our questions. The rooms were bigger compared to the others, and they were clean. They had nice-sized bathrooms."

"The price at Windsor Gardens was better than most of them. I liked the staff that I met, the director and the director of memory care. Everyone seemed to be very knowledgeable and very willing to assist in any way that they could. The facility was all good. The rooms were good size. It was big enough for a full-size bed. I liked the fact that they had a separate entrance, which was close to where the memory unit was. The facility itself was clean and well-kept."

"Homeplace at Midway was incredible. Unfortunately, they didn't have any availability for my mother. The setting was probably what I liked best. The cottage style of living was another bonus, in my opinion. I can't think of anything negative about that place at all. The lady that I spoke with, her name was Sarah. She and I sat down for probably about 45 minutes. She knew every single detail about the facility, what they offer, the food, and the activities that they do. She was extremely helpful and she even recommended other assisted living facilities for me to take a look at. From what I saw, everything was clean, had good smells, and it wasn't dirty at all. It looked like everything was neat, tidy, and very well-kept."

"My brother moved into Boonesboro Trail Senior Living for 11 hours, but he got combative, so we had to take him to a hospital where he eventually passed away. The facility was new, just built in 2021. They were very super nice people. It's a super clean place. All the staff was friendly. Everybody was just as helpful as they could be. His room was good and it was a little bigger than some. It was clean, and the bathroom was a good size with a standup shower. He had a view of the back where he could see the cars passing on the bypass. When we finally got him moved in with the furniture, they were very helpful in helping us get all that done. And then when they got him in, they were very helpful with everything. All we had to do was ask and they just jumped right on it. They had a good activity list. Because we told them that we'd be coming about every once in a while to take him out for country rides on the weekends, and they said that they have a bus and they'll do country rides. "

"Dominion Senior Living of Richmond is very nice. It's very clean. They have a snack area just inside the entrance where the residents can get snacks and drinks anytime they want. It was very nice. I talked to the director, and she was super nice. I was very impressed. The apartment was a little small. But I'm not sure I like to live in such a small space. It was a studio. The place was excellent. It was a very nice place to live but it was also very expensive."