The Best Memory Care Communities in Fayette County, KY

"Morning Pointe of Lexington is very clean, very friendly, has lots of activities, and is a good community. They had three different room sizes, and we went with the middle size because it was what was appropriate for Mom. She seemed comfortable there, and it was very clean. The staff seemed to be doing very well, were very attentive, very friendly, and very quick to respond if you ask for help. "

Our staffing is on care giver to 5 or 6 residents. We have a huge outdoor space, back yard and we are the hidden gem of Lexington. Nestled in the heart of Hamburg just off Liberty Rd. 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

"Legacy Reserve at Fritz was nice. It's a beautiful place. It's the newest and the most expensive. The rooms were brand new and very nice. They had full kitchens. It feels more like an apartment living, not like a senior living place. The staff were very friendly and seemed nice. The living atmosphere was great. It was almost like a small town. There was a cafe or you could eat in the dining room, they had a beauty shop, an indoor pool, and they had a sports bar. They had plenty to do there for seniors. If you're not going to compromise your independence, it offers everything that you have in one building. I would have loved it for my mother, but it is more expensive."

"Provision Living at Beaumont Centre is a much larger facility so there's a lot more people. The rooms are really small. The staff was great and went out of their way and followed up several times. The memory care wing staff seemed great, approachable, and interested. I talked to residents and they said the staff is great as well. They go on lots of trips, which I think is wonderful, and they do beer tastings, movies, and get-togethers. They also have church service. The atmosphere is like a nice hotel and it's pretty spectacular when you walk in. The dining area is fabulous, open, and it looks like it should have white tablecloths because it's that nice. They have kept the same chef and staff since they opened which is a testament to how good they are to their staff. The menu that they had went on forever."

"I was at The Willows at Hamburg and I liked it really well. My room was a good size and they kept it very clean, and the bathroom was always clean. The staff was absolutely excellent and I always got my medicine on time and if I needed help with anything, someone was there within a minute. They have a very long list of things like bingo, puzzles, and board games. It seemed like they have a lot of people coming in and playing music. It looked like they were very busy with activities. They were very cooperative. They knew I was in an extreme amount of pain and they wouldn't push me. They would give me a massage and if I was having a bad day, they would come to my room and do therapy rather than have me go to the therapy department. It was the cleanest place I have ever been. Everybody was extremely nice and eager to help you. It was a nice place to be."

"Meadowthorpe Assisted Living & Memory Care is very friendly and open. My brother-in-law likes it there very much. His room is very nice and very much adequate. He is in the memory care and they do activities with them. Their price is a little on the high side, but considering the care that he's given, it's a good value for the money."

"Liberty Ridge is homier, not quite as fancy, and much less expensive. The surroundings are in a horse park -- you see horses, pastures; it's Lexington, horse country -- and it's beautiful. They have 2-bedrooms, and they have a chef. We had lunch, and they had lots of options. "

"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."

"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."

"I toured The Homeplace at Midway. It's excellent. It's very nice and topnotch. The staff who assisted me during the tour was excellent. They had activities."

"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. "

"Nice staff and residents, beautiful community, delicious food, great activities, & reasonable rates."

"I went to Cedar Ridge Health Campus. Their assisted living will not do your insurance; you have to pay for it. It was a bit more expensive than some of the others, but they offered a little bit more. They were all private rooms, and each room had its own little kitchenette. There wasn't any stove, but it had a microwave, a small refrigerator, a television, and you could bring your own furniture in. It's a brand new building, so it was very nice. They had group eating, and they offered services where they would supervise your meds if needed, and you could have a car there and you'd be allowed to sign out if you wanted to go out. They gave me a loaf of bread that they made there, and it was delicious. The residents were eating when I was being shown around, and they seemed very friendly and they all had smiles on their faces. Everybody knew everybody."

"We moved our mother from a luxury senior living community in Lexington, KY to Parkview Manor in Danville, where we now live, after she needed more skilled care than an independent community could offer. At first, we were worried about the move, but unlike her previous facility which was close to lots of traffic, this is in a quiet wooded neighborhood setting, with a very nice park adjacent to the facility, making it more comfortable and homey. In addition, the staff is so kind to her, and we can drop in, anytime, to take her out or spend time with her without calling ahead. We have peace of mind and are happy with the decision we made to move her to Parkview Manor. If you’re looking for a place with a family atmosphere, a welcoming environment, friendly southern hospitality, and a great value, you should look into Parkview Manor for your loved one. "