Nursing Homes Community in Louisville, Kentucky

Lisa

The tour I had of StoryPoint Middletown was very good. They were able to show us everything: the library, the beauty salon, the dining room, a café, a bakery, a coffee shop, and an outdoor activity area. We saw one of the units in independent living, and it's not a detached unit. It's more like a little interior apartment. They had a recreation room with a bar in it, tables to play cards, and a big TV. They took us in there and introduced us to some of the other residents, and we got to talk to them.

D.M.

We took a tour. We looked at the rooms and they were very small. They had storage available, but they couldn't guarantee storage. They had happy hours, they had drinks all day, we had a meal, the food was good, and they had more of a variety. The apartments we looked at were a one-bedroom and a one-bedroom with a den, but they were small, so she decided not to do that. The staff member was very nice and very helpful. It was a nice facility.

Mirriam

Mindy is my caregiver and she is excellent. Mindy takes me to lunch and to my hairdresser. I enjoy my time with her. Home Instead is very good to me.

Diane

Forest Springs Health Campus was very nice but very far out for me. They had nice patio homes. It's only been there for about three years. Some of the rooms have never been lived in. It was a pretty good-sized facility, and they had a main building. It was very nice, new, and modern.

Janet

The Forum at Brookside was a bit expensive and a little bit too large for what I was looking for. It reminded me of a college campus more than a nursing facility for elderly people. The staff was very nice and very attentive. They had individual homes in the back, but all those roads in the back needed infrastructure work on them. I thought that was discouraging because with the amount of money they were charging, they should have been in better repair. It had both assisted and independent living.