Our Commitment
Aging isn't easy. Not for the person who is feeling the effects of the years. Not for their family members. As a person begins to age, family members are often called on to help with everyday things that their loved one now finds challenging. We understand. That's why we're committed to getting you the information you need, as well as the care your loved ones deserves. We are committed to helping you spend your time caring, not caregiving.
We take our commitment to serving seniors very seriously and stay as involved as possible in our senior care and homecare communities, as evidenced by our work with UofL Geriatrics, UofL Hospital, Volunteers of America and the Alzheimer's Association. Additionally, we are very active with senior legislative and governmental issues as evidenced by our membership and involvement in the Bullitt County Chamber of Commerce, the Fern Creek Business Association, the St. Matthews Area Business Association and the Greater Louisville Chamber of Commerce (GLI, Inc).
Our FAQs and resource links provide a wealth of information. If they don't have the answer you need, however, please don't hesitate to call with your questions at 502-897-0580,
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While one of our staff members, Lacey Newton, was making rounds at one of our hospitals she thought she was in the way of one of the physicians. Lacey offered to get "out of the way" and the lead physician, said, "no stay with us. You all are very important to the patients after they go home."
While Diane was tracking down a patient on another wing, a CHF RN came up to me, introduced herself and said, "I am working with Mrs. S. I know you went home with her when she was originally discharged. She is back in the hospital but because of a medication adjustment. There was nothing any of us could have done to foresee this. However, she will be going home in a few days and we want you to go home with her again. She was very happy with the time your caregivers spent with her and she wants you with her while she adjusts to the new meds. Thank you all so much for what you are doing here."
Staff at UofL Hospital