My Mother has lived at Belmont Village for 4 years now. She loves it…read moreand we love her being there. Besides the nice facility, good food, great staff, and friendly residents she especially enjoys all of the varied activities that she gets to do with the other residents. The Belmont provides many activities there for them and the staff also takes the residents out to other places for meals and for fun. My Mother is in the choral group, the Saturday night movie group, the Bingo group, the Sunday afternoon excursion group and several more. And they all say that she never misses Happy Hour! When my Mother reached her 90's, my husband and I visited every place in town, we felt that the Belmont would be the place my Mother would like the best. It was sunny, clean, well-designed, pet friendly, and welcoming. We are so glad when she often tells us how happy she is living there.

I'm a little bit biased with this review because my wife works there. That said, StoryPoint…read moreMiddletown (Louisville) really is an amazing new independent and enhanced living complex for seniors/retirees. For starters, StoryPoint is new to the Louisville area. They already have established locations in Indiana, Ohio, Michigan and Iowa, to name a few. StoryPoint is also close to opening another Kentucky location in Union (near Cincinnati). But their Middletown location is at 500 Meridian Hills Drive. So, if you're heading east toward the Gene Snyder Freeway, take a RIGHT onto Meridian Hills Drive from Shelbyville Road and follow it all the way back. Although there are seemingly a ton of Senior Living facilities in the Louisville metro area (mainly because our senior population is much larger than our younger population), this new 3-story complex offers residents quite a lot, such as: 1.) One- and Two-bedroom apartments with balconies; 2.) A formal dining room with wait staff; a bistro with a bar and large screen TVs; and a small snack bar -- all of which are managed by an in-house food services director. Additionally, all meals are made in-house daily by their chef and sous chef; 3.) A library complete with books, computers and games; 4.) Wellness and Life-Enrichment activities areas, all headed by in-house personnel; 5.) Transportation for outings; and 6.) An Enhanced Living section of the complex for individuals who may need additional assistance with their day-to-day activities. To me, StoryPoint looks and feels like a really cool state-of-the-art new hotel. So, if you're thinking about retiring (or know someone who is) and are looking for an awesome place to live, you should check out StoryPoint in Middletown! Phone: 502-203-0237; Online: storypoint.com/middletown

I had to move my in-laws from their previous personal care facility because they were told that…read morethey were going to move people in from a covid positive facility. We only had about a week to find a solution, and we are so grateful that we found StoryPoint! The management that worked with us to get us in there on such short notice, went beyond the call of duty. We were so impressed by the kindness and compassion of Matthew, Kyle, Zac and kristy, who all worked tirelessly to get them approved by their insurance company and get them in a beautiful brand new apartment. They have been there for a month now and everyone has been so kind and helpful and the food is beyond delicious! We can't wait until it opens for family to have dinner with them because the food is of such high quality and yumminess. The most important thing is that my in-laws are happy and content and that wasn't the case for their previous facility. If you are looking for a place for yourself or your loved ones, Storypoint is the answer!

Sometimes I get envious of my grandma and her retirement lifestyle at the Brownsboro Park. She has…read morebeen there for about a decade and we've been happy with her experience there. From friendly staff to plenty of activities on-site as well as field trips, Brownsboro Park has been a great place for my grandma to call home. We've visited her regularly for meals - usually in the dining room but sometimes something she whips up in her in-unit kitchenette - and I've always been happy . . . you may even find me going back for seconds, especially if it's the dining room's mac 'n cheese! This New Year's Eve I joined her for their NYE party, which wrapped up early enough for me to join some friends for a shindig later. In any case, I was pretty satisfied with the toasted Brie, fruit, tarts, Swedish Meatballs, and other assorted munchies they provided for the event. There was even a toast of sparkling grape juice to cap off the evening!

My MIL lived here for six years before we moved out of state. She was a little reluctant to move…read moreto an independent living facility. It took her no time at all to fit in and make new friends. There are a good variety of activities for everyone. She even got involved with wi bowling. There are religious services on site. Her 644 sq. ft. apartment had private bedroom, galley kitchen, handicap safe bathroom, and ample storage. Unfortunately her bedroom set didn't fit too well. There are two safety pulls in each room. Weekly housekeeping is very good. There are daily specials, and the regular menu is very extensive. Laundry facilities on each floor are free. The facility is very clean, updated, with additional activities on each floor (i.e. bridge/cards, jigsaw puzzles, Mah Jong, etc.) The residents were very friendly, upbeat, and happy. She really enjoyed it there. Brownsboro Park is privately owned by a family in MN. I believe this is what keeps costs down vs. 'chain' facilities. The owners come down on a regular basis to meet with the residents. Oh, I neglected to mention the beautifully kept grounds. A pond, Gazebo, and lovely walking paths. There are quite a few places to sit outdoors.

​My wife, Velma and I moved to The Forum six weeks ago. We knew this day was coming sooner or…read morelater, someplace somehow. My wife is a retired teacher; I am a retired clergy. We have two adult professional children, a son a retired University Professor, a daughter, an Attorney at Law, and three delightful adult grandchildren. We have done our share of traveling and living abroad. In our lifetime we have met some of the most beautiful person's anyone would ever want to meet. Finding and becoming members of The Forum Community, we have also encountered such beautiful persons. Our residence is gorgeous and very comfortable. The staff is friendly, caring and always ready to answer questions and lend a helping hand. The residents are increasingly becoming close friends and neighbors. The meals are well balanced and delicious. A full slate of creative activities is provided. The Forum is a "gated community" with a beautiful safe and secure campus. We have found our second retirement home and happy to have arrived. Billy & Velma Cox 145 Edgewood Way

Carol G. Just visiting an ailing friend at the Health…read moreCenter. Was very impressed with the whole staff, the room was large and nicely decorated. Her room was cleaned completely. The staff checked on her regularly. Vitals were taken and medicine administered. She was bathed and her bed changed all within a period of about four hours. I have been to many hospitals, nursing homes, etc., and this was by far the best I have been in.

My aunt stayed at Episcopal in memory care for a short time before a medical issue necessitated a…read morehospital stay. Episcopal cared for her professionally under difficult circumstances. The facility is nice and the staff are high quality. They were very helpful and compassionate as I moved her in and out. I just wish my aunt could have lived there for longer.

My mother was extremely well looked after here--both as a rehab patient after knee replacement…read moresurgery and as she died. My father--88 and going strong--has a patio home in the retirement community that is part of the Episcopal Church Home. He is totally independent there, but can eat in the very nice dining room when he doesn't want to cook--he hates cooking. This is a beautiful place and if I reach 88 I hope to live in a patio home there.

Management treats people like cattle. Not a fun place for senior living. I couldn't get my parents…read moreout fast enough.

There is so much that I want to say about this place. First off I want to say that the residents is…read moreawesome!. The management is awful. They treat their staff horrible. This is the worst place I have ever worked at. I see why so many has quit. I would not recommend this place for anyone to work at. It's sad when residents beg you to stay because so many people come and go. I don't understand why someone has not fired the management here.

We had a wonderful experience living at The Legacy Reserve…read moreat Fritz Farm. The staff, the restaurants, the maintenance we're all the best you could ask for, and so very warm and friendly at all times. When I become more mature, Legacy will top my residence list . I'Il miss you all.

Such a beautiful place that feels immediately like home. Staff are so sweet and helpful. The food…read moreis out of this world good, I had the prime rib and it was the best I have ever had. It was paired cheesy twice baked potatoes and broccoli. The next day I had a personal pizza in the bistro and it was excellent as well! My grandfather loves living there. He has made so many friends, and always has a full schedule of things to do. Our family is so happy with our decision to move my grandfather there.

My mother went into Mira Lea the "active lifestyle " community in appx 2013. Mom passed in 2023…read more Just now can I address a review Food was great for the first 5 years 2013 -2018, then went very downhill to a ditch. Supposedly the apartment would generate some income after her death. But as of now 3 YEARS LATER January 2026 THIS APARTMENT STILL HASN'T SOLD I've emailed and even got a realtor and lawyer involved. The Masonic Home sells. "Contract of care" NOT REAL ESTATE. SO NO RECOURSE IS AVAILABLE BE VERY WARY OF MASONIC HOMES and all associated "real estate" Their promises DO NOT MATCH REALITY At present am trying to get media involved to spread the word.

Assisted living facilities are not well maintained and very dated. Also, the food in assisted…read moreliving is awful and a lot of it is straight from a can. Courtyards for residents are not well kept. The care staff are overall trying to do a good job under difficult circumstances but the facility is in need of new senior management in order to make it competitive with other assisted living facilities in the Louisville area. I highly recommend you carefully consider whether you or your loved one want to spend your final years at the Masonic Home Louisville. Personally, I will look elsewhere.

They truly care for their residents! Nice clean facility with friendly staff!…read more My Mom loves it!

Residents are ignored! Residents are left dirty from urine and poop and the aids get an attitude…read morewhen asked to clean up the residents. The activity director is a horrible person as well. The director does not make the residents happy by planning activities they enjoy and love. The activities that are planned are for the convenience of the director only. It is a shame that our seniors and family members have to endure a horrible and uncaring staff as this. Also, the residents windows are nailed shut! Isn't this a fire hazard? Water drips from the ceiling when it rains and mold exists throughout the building. This place needs a complete overhaul and restaffing with people that actually care.

Terrible. Absolutely no care. They ignore patients. They would rather let patients sit in soiled…read morediapers than to assist them with using the bathroom. If your loved one has physical limitations do not send them there.

The CNA's are overworked. The nurses, with exception to one, were unwilling to help the patients…read more I was the patient, and on average, I was waiting 20 minutes or longer for a CNA to come in and help me. The food is horrible, and unhealthy for people living there. I was sent here after my hospital visit, and asked that I could leave as soon as possible due to the poor living conditions there. The social worker is incompetant, I have been home for 2 weeks today and still have not had a home health care visit. This is unacceptable.