Arden Courts of Kenwood

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This is a wonderful community to send my mother and we are very pleased. The rooms are small but more than enough, My mom was happy with the food. I would definitely recommend this community to others

We transferred my mother to this facility after she was slapped by an aide at Madonna Manor in Villa Hills, KY. We could not find a facility in Kentucky that could accommodate her needs since she is currently in the advanced stages of Alzheimer's. ( Even places that claim to excel in Alzheimer care were honest to say that she required too much care for their facility. I told them they should stop saying they provide Alzheimer care.) We could not be more pleased with her care at Arden Courts of Kenwood. In her former facility, she could only walk down one hall and she would come to a locked door. Now there are so many places for her to go ( four complete households) and the residents are never hanging around a locked door. Most don't even know there is a locked door. The surroundings are homey and pleasant and very clean. No odors. The staff goes above and beyond to care for the residents. It is so nice to be able to picnic outside in the summer and walk along the trail and see the birds and wildlife. There is so much programming for residents, all aimed at keeping their minds sharp and allowing for participation or observation, depending on what is possible for the resident. Seasonally, families are invited to come to participate in a fun activity with their loved one - whether it is a band coming in to play hits of the past, or a western dance complete with barbecue, or a luau. We are paying no more for all these services than we did at Madonna Manor. Programming such as this did not exist at Madonna Manor. We only wish we had made this the first choice. We travel to see mom, but it is worth it. We decided that we would put her in the best place for her, not the most convenient place for us. [name removed]

My aunt was a resident of Alden Court, while there she was able to walk and get outside, but she stopped eating and drinking and this went unnoticed until she fainted. She wad dehydrated and it went unnoticed. She died in a matter of days, I feel like this could have been prevented if they had taken better care of her.