Memory Care Communities in Louisville, KY

"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."

"I have found Creekside to be a good fit for my mother-in-law. She enjoys the food and the staff are all courteous and helpful. Everyone who works there goes out of their way to provide compassionate care. For us the most important thing in placing our loved one at Creekside was how much the people working there care about the residents. This is abundantly clear at Creekside."

"I toured several facilities before finding The Ashton. I thought because it was such a beautiful place it would be out of our price range. It was actually more affordable than most places close to my mom’s home. What sets The Ashton apart is really the staff and I mean all of the staff. They are happy, attentive, caring and engaging not only with my mom but with me and our family. Mom’s one bedroom apartment is perfect and she has everything she needs. More important than everything listed above is that my mom keeps telling us how happy she is there, and doesn’t even miss her home, which is shocking to all of us. She had lived in her home for 62 years and did not want to leave it, but the time came where she knew she needed a little less space, more community, and more available care. We are thrilled with how happy she is being at The Ashton."

"We toured the assisted living of Riverbend, but even though we did not visit the separate building that is dedicated to memory care, I was very, very impressed with the detail they gave about their memory care. Well, the rooms in the assisted living were spacious, but we didn't get to see the room that she actually wanted to show us. The one we went into was nice, but it was sure jam packed with stuff. The marketing lady and the administrator seemed a little flustered, like they were being spread a little too thin, or something at the time we were there. I mean, she didn't cut us short on anything. They explained about the food, you know, that they have a chef and choice, and the fact that they had to change their usual style because of COVID requirements, but we didn't exactly sample anything. They got a courtyard. The dining area looks more like a cafeteria, it's like they had it spread out a little little like a buffet."

"Vitality Living Springdale was extremely nice and clean. The staff was great. The food was good, and that was a big thing. It was a nice place. I like the fact that they can order off of a menu; I like that a lot. That is one of the big things. They have an exercise area and a movie theater. And then they have snacks and stuff for the residents in the dining area."

"I had been trying to find the perfect place to place my loved one once her care exceeded what we were able to fully provide in home. I know that all caregivers want to keep their loved one at home as long as they can, and at StoryPoint, I feel like this was our next best option from being at home. From my first visit to tour the facility to moving my loved one in, it has felt like an extension of home and family - which places an ease on my heart knowing that she is being cared for in the best possible ways. Also to add, I can visit my loved one at anytime - no visit times - just as I feel I want/need to. Any questions that I have had, StoryPoint staff have been super helpful - always answering my questions, even though trivial and silly. If you are on the fence for placing a loved one because you don't feel like you can do it, just like I was, please take the time to tour StoryPoint and give them the opportunity to show you all that they have to offer. I had toured many sites prior to StoryPoint, feeling defeated and with a scary feeling of how I was going to keep the care of my loved one up, but StoryPoint put me at ease. You can tell that their staff loves what they do and are in it for the right reasons."

"I toured Harmony at Tucker Station. It was very well laid out. The decor was beautiful and it was very clean. The people there seemed very nice and helpful. The staff was very professional and very friendly."

"I am a resident of The Grand Senior Living. It's a beautiful place to live. The people are very friendly and they make you feel at home. The food is delicious, including all the meals and snacks. The place is new. It's only been open for four and a half years and everything is well-appointed. I am gradually getting moved in because you provide your furniture. It's set up with a living room area, a fully appointed kitchen, a washer and dryer, a one-bedroom, and a large bathroom. I have a balcony that overlooks a wildlife area and it's a very quiet place to live. The layout of the building is very easy to get around and they have elevators everywhere. They have lots of classes offered. I've already been to a yoga chair class, there are plenty of offerings every day, and it's one of the few places that has a heated pool."

"My mother has moved into Traditions at Beaumont. What I like most is that all the people who work there are nice and friendly. My mother's caregivers watch over her very well. I'm very happy with the place. The staff members are the best. The building is very nice and very well-kept, too. They have a good variety of food and nice choices like fruits, vegetables and meats. It's a very nice meal. The rooms are very nice, too. They're all a little bit different, but well taken care of with fresh paint, and the floors are always kept nice and clean. Some are more spacious than others depending on whether a couple or a single person is living there. As for the atmosphere, they have an activities director who always gives them little games and little projects, so everybody seems happy. They've decorated pumpkins. They do a little bit of crayons and painting. They made little bird feeders out of bagels and put seeds on them with peanut butter for the birds to enjoy. They've got a lot of projects. I highly recommend it."

"Magnolia Springs East was beautiful. They had a lot of great activities on a calendar and activity rooms, but my father is going to need skilled care and my mother needs personal care. The rooms were beautiful and fantastic, and the staff was really helpful and nice."

"Traditions at Hunter Station was new, and it was nice. They gave me a calendar showing me all the activities. The staff was very nice. It was very clean. I didn't see any that appeared to be dirty at all. They had nice-sized rooms. It was very welcoming. They had a nice sitting area right where you walked in."

"Symphony at Valley Farms seemed like a very, very clean, very well-kept, and very well-run facility. It appeared to be overall nice with a good calendar of activities. The memory care rooms were spacious. The condition was very acceptable. Brandy was personable, very professional, and very helpfull in assessing the needs that my mother-in-law has."

"We visited Inspirations of Mount Washington which was very nice. The price is reasonable, and the facility was very clean and didn't smell. The staff was very friendly, they didn't know we were coming because we just popped in. We talked to some of the residents there, it seemed like a happy place to be at. They're affordable but they offered a lot of services and you could bring your pet. They had like an apartment there, each person had their own space and you could bring your own furniture. Whenever someone moved out, they replaced the carpeting, and repaint it, so everything is clean, new, and fresh when you come in. And the residents got to sit in the dining room with menus and order what they want to eat. They had a therapy place there for those who need therapy. The thing I liked about it was when your insurance finishes paying for your therapy, they were willing to pay for it out of pocket, and that was an option. A lot of other places, when your insurance is down they say that's pretty much all they can do for you. You bring your own furniture, but it had a little living room area, it had a shower, it had a toilet that had like rails around it where you can lift yourself better for those who can't get around very well. They had the pull cords all over the place to where if you fell or something there was help immediately available. They come in every day and help you get your medicines, help you get dressed, help you with the shower. If even if the patient was incontinent, they would help you with that. Their thing is you had to be somewhat mobile, whether it be on a cane, a walker, or a wheelchair, you just had to be able to be a one-person assist. The room had a microwave and a refrigerator in there, there was no stove. And also the family could spend the night there because it was her own apartment. The fee for it was $5500 a month but it included everything, including all the activities. The only thing it did not include was therapy or the beauty shop. They had a beauty shop there if you want to get your hair done and they would do manicures. But just overall, it looked like a hotel when you walked in and then each person had their own separate little apartment. They come in and clean your apartment for you a couple of times a week and they do your laundry for you. They have menus, and if you didn't like what was on the menu, then they had items they served every day. But they had specials on the menu every day. If your family member wanted to come and have lunch with you, you pay $5 and you could eat lunch with them. If you want to have a little slumber party with your mom, you could do that. If you're under palliative care, which our mom is for pain management, they could come in and continue their palliative care. If mom took a terrible turn for the worse and we needed hospice, we could also do her hospice care there in the room. But let's say you need more care like where you are bedridden but you're not considered end of life, then you would have to move. They also had a recreational area and somewhat of a party room, so let's say we wanted to have mom a birthday party there, the whole family could come there. You just reserve it, you tell them in advance. And it was a pretty big space too, you could bring pizzas, or if you wanted it catered or whatever, you have the space right there to have a family gathering. And I like that they had movie night with popcorn for the residents and it just didn't feel real nursing home. The person who gave the tour was Debbie. She was very kind and compassionate, all the residents spoke to her as we walked past. The facility was very clean and looked brand-new. It was very wide and open, where people could navigate very well with wheelchairs, walkers, and scooters, and there was plenty of room for people to move around."

"My parents are in BeeHive Homes of Georgetown. It's very homey, very clean, and it felt very inviting when I walked in. They're doing an awesome job. They're very accommodating and very responsive when I call, text, or go in there. I have no complaints. The dining room is one open area and the residents seem to really like the food. My mom has had so few complaints, like that the clothes are wrinkled. They have activities, there's bible study on Wednesdays, and music on Sundays."