Vitality Living Elizabethtown

Good evening! Vitality assistant living has wonderful home settings, staff are friendly and try with all cost to satisfy everyone. I love you guys❤️

Love being part of the culinary team!! Great community!!

This is an amazing community where you truly feel like family.

I toured Vitality Living Elizabethtown. I like the location, staff, and residents I talked to. The residents all seem to be happy there. They showed me pictures, then showed the real thing, and everything was good. I liked everything about it. It looked very good. It looked clean. They showed me the dining facility. They showed a couple of recreational places to gather to talk or play cards, and the laundry facilities.

This is such an amazing community! The staff is all wonderful and really creates a home feel for all.

Everyone is so friendly! The place is well taken care of and welcoming as soon as you walk through the door.

Wonderful place for residents to live, lots of fun and engaging activities. Lake view is amazing.

Just wanted to give additional kudos to the staff and management of Vitality Living! Tonight there was a terrible storm in the area. I live over an hour away in Louisville, I am very grateful to the caregiver who was willing to confirm to me that everything was OK with my mother. I already knew that they do regular drills for emergencies, and they are very capable of handling the residents and their needs in an emergency… they take them all to a safe place prior to the storm and had a detailed plan for their safety in the event that things do not go well. Still, my mother was worried, because even though she’s in memory care, she is able to watch TV, and knew that the storm went very close to us in Fern Creek/Glen Mary… big thanks to the care and consideration of that caretaker! She answered all my questions, took a phone to my mother, who is unable to use a phone on her own, and waited patiently while I explained to my mother that we are OK…and made sure that she was OK. I am very grateful for that. Both my Mom (88) and Dad (94) went to Vitality Elizabethtown assisted living in May 2023 and Mom has now been in the memory care unit since March 2024. I am very pleased with the care they’ve been able to provide to my parents and pleased with the way they have communicated with me. Nothing is ever perfect, but I am so very grateful for the care that we receive and I know that everybody is doing the very best that they can and that’s all I can expect. They’ve done a great job.

NOT SURE I JUST DROPPED A FRIEND OFF HERE

My aunt lived at Vitality for 2 years. She recently had to move into a nursing home due to a decline in health. She keeps asking me when she can go home to Vitality. Vitality is a beautifully updated property. The hallways are an art gallery. The culture of Vitality, that starts with Sherry and that I witnessed in every employee is to provide exceptional care, respect, communication and to treat my aunt as if she was their family.

5 for all categories that are listed. Staff went above and beyond considering our circumstances. Based on the experience we have had so far, we would absolutely recommend this community to other families.

I visited the facility, to get information on various options, as well as info specific to veterans. (Several yrs ago i flew out to help my Dad after he had a wrong-way driving incident in Reno & a dementia diagnosis. These situations can be very challenging & overwhelming when they happen suddenly). Anyway, [name removed] at Vitality was very knowledgeable & helpful w all my questions. I recommend visiting Vitality to learn more about assisted living & memory care, if you have a loved one that might need help in the future. Entering the facility, I was very happy to see June, who serves as concierge. I worked with [name removed] locally in the 1990's when she was my favorite supervisor at Target store. Touring facility, i saw residents busy w puzzles, books, taking walks & collecting autumn leaves, & other activities. Many residents were away at an outing at the local bowling lanes. The dining room is beautiful w multiple choices. (I did not rate the food or care, as I was a visitor, not a resident)

There was a waiting list at the other places and she needed a place to go immediately. However, these people really seem to care about her being comfortable and welcome. I would recommend to others.

Vitality Living Elizabethtown was very nice. The people that we met were nice, but we felt like it was kind of cold or hotel like, versus assisted living. That could have been because of the time of day we were there. The apartments were nice. The dining area was nice. They have a patio, and it's nice because you had a view of the lake, and we liked that. They seemed to have a variety of things, exercise programs, church, and things like that.

Vitality Living is a beautiful facility filled with friendly and nice staff.

Sherry is a money hungry corpse who cares nothing for the residents or workers She just wants money

Vitality Living Elizabethtown was my second choice. If you're an outdoors guy, you could walk out on the lake when you walk out. So outside of the back, they got a little back area where you can view the lake. You can walk over to the lake. They have a little boat docked there, but you know when you're 75, 80 years old walking will do very good, but it's available for you. You can just sit there and look at the nice view. That's the nicest view right there. I would recommend that one. I have nothing but nice things to say about that place. I would not hesitate to put my mom there. My buddy just had his mother there last year, but she passed. They had good staff there. Everything seemed to be OK there. From my buddy's point of view, he had nothing but good things to say about that place. The rooms were nice.

It's very easy to transition to moving in here, and the staff is wonderful. We've been really pleased with what they've done. Everybody we've encountered has been really friendly. The amenities are really nice, nicer than a lot of apartments I've lived in as an adult. The service is really good, and the residents really seem like they feel very at home. My mom is starting to feel that way as well, which is very comforting. The food looks and smells delicious. Memory care doesn't have a lot of activities, but the ones they do have they seem to enjoy. It's rather pricey, on the higher end of what we expected to pay, but they do give a lot.

The staff are so nice!!! I had a great visit. The sales Director Jordan done an awesome job giving us a tour and spending lots of time with my family. This will be the community of our choice when the times comes.

I will be moving my mother in, and the facilities around the building are amazing. It's right by Freeman Lake in Elizabethtown. There's a view of the lake, and the lake property all around. There's plenty of places to sit outside of the facility outdoors, and my mom really enjoyed that part of it. The facility itself was hyper clean. All the staff were incredibly nice when we were just walking through. I met several staff members helping and assisting the people living there. The residents were super nice. We went to go tour a kind of like a showroom, and it was too nice. It looked almost like a fancy hotel room, and didn't really look like a space somebody would live in. As soon as we got there, one of the ladies, who is going to be a neighbor of my mom, was like, "If you want to see what a real room looks like, you could come see my room." It wasn't just that one lady, there were several people who were like, "This is how I set up my room," and showed my mom multiple ways that people set up their own room within that space to give my mom a better idea of what it would actually look like. The staff is over the top, nice, and super helpful. They gave us the menus and showed us what meals would be offered, and how she would choose her meals for the week. It looked really good on paper, but we didn't eat there while we were there. The place is immaculate.

We chose Atria Elizabethtown because my dad was here for a while and we really liked the staff, they took good care of him. They also had availability when we needed it. The room sizes are adequate, she started out in a studio and now she is in a 1 bedroom that overlooks the lake and the outside garden area. The best part about the community has been the staff members, they make it feel comfortable and like home.

I have called Atria Elizabethtown home for the past five years. When I first came here it was a hard time leaving behind all that I had worked for. But once I got here everyone made me feel so welcomed. I have made friends. The staff is always so helpful, anytime I ask for help they are right there. I would recommend anyone who is looking for a new home to come here. They will treat you like family from day one.

The most caring , loving staff you'll ever find.

I love love my 21 yrs here.

Atria has been a blessing to our family. When we visited Atria they told me they could make my mother get better. They were true to their word. Week after week I witnessed improvements. Making friends, social activities, And the personal help the community of atria gives, has improved the quality of her life. Thank you Atria for helping our family journey Through this phase of life.

My mother was a resident at Atria for almost 4 years. Fro the moment she entered the building until she passed away, she was treated with respect and dignity. As her Alzheimer’s progressed the staff understood her needs often better than our family. I visited at all hours on different days and never once heard or saw any resident mistreated, neglected or spoken to in an inappropriate manner. The staff became our new family creating a true home for all of us. We were so grateful and fortunate to find such a caring, professional facility for my mother’s last years.

My Mom lived at Atria for four years, until she had to move to a nursing home because she became completely immobile. EVERYONE at Atria became like family and treated Mom with respect and loved her through some very difficult times. We are so grateful for the care and kindness they showed Mom while caring for her; from the Director to the lovely ladies who kept her apartment clean, they’re all the BEST!!!

Okay, first off, my mom was not in this place, my father was. You are not qualified to assist people with dementia. With your facility it is all about the money. I am not really sure why my father was asked to leave, according to the reports they could not handle his memory issues---which according to your description of this place, this is your job. Furthermore, when we fired the director's husband as the realtor to sell my father's house, we believe this caused the difficulty of handling my father. I visited him several times, and unless he was to go on an outing that we had to pay additional monies for (already paying $5000 a month) he had no activities to speak of. I will never recommend this place to anyone, ever. You need to hire people qualified to work there, people who know what they are dealing with, and people who are educated in the memory loss arena. One last thing, the straw that broke the camel's back was when you required us to hire someone to babysit him at night time!!! Sundowning, folks!! Are you kidding me!! Proved to me, then and there, you were complete uneducated idiots, and nothing more than a business taking seniors monies.

It has been very nice and helpful. So far, we've been very impressed and happy. We haven't moved in yet, but my mom has chosen a two-bedroom unit that's very nice, spacious, has nice closet area and storage, lots of shelving, and huge bathroom that's handicap-accessible. They just completely redid it and took out all the old stuff. It's close to the hospital. They have a nice flower garden, and it's right on the lake. My mom will have a good view of the lake. The place is very clean.

So far it has been really good. It's a very good facility. It takes a load off of me. They take her to her doctors appointments. The rooms are nice. The food is good and they cater to her diet. The communication with the staff has been good. The parking and location has been fine. I would recommend the Atria Elizabethtown to anyone in the Elizabethtown area. It's a good facility. Five Stars on everything.

It was very nice. The staff was very friendly and very appropriate. The apartments were all very clean. The residents were very happy.

It's going wonderfully, we are pleased. It's kept very clean and the staff is friendly. They do a good job taking care of her, and they are responsive to any questions or concerns that we might have. They have done a good job getting her engaged in activities, I have recently been on their Facebook and seen all the pictures of her doing things I would never have guessed she would participate in. She doesn't complain about the food, and I haven't seen anything else that needs to be improved or done better. We really are pretty pleased.

My loved one has only been a here a brief time, but so far things seem to be going very well. It is a clean, nice looking facility, and the staff have all been very friendly. They take excellent care of their residents, and they seem to have a good variety of activities and shopping trips that they take people on.

I have been in here. It was really well-designed. The biggest thing with it is the eye appeal is very nice. It's beautiful to drive up to, and it's nice when you go inside. They have private rooms. It's almost like an apartment-type situation; they're not sharing. Everyone was very nice. They have everything. They had bingo and all sorts of activities for the seniors so that they keep busy every day and different things for everybody to do. I went there one time when they had the Boy Scouts coming.

Excellent facilities and off site activities provided at least twice a week. Very nice decor and friendly staff. Alzheimer facilities available.