Southgate Senior Living

Southgate Senior Living, also called Southgate Nursing & Rehabilitation Center or Southgate Senior Living Metropolis, sits on W 10th St in Paducah and offers a wide variety of care choices for aging adults who may need a little help or extra medical attention as things go along, and the place has what they call a continuum of care that includes independent living so folks can do their own thing, assisted living for those who need more care, and skilled nursing plus inpatient and outpatient rehabilitation for those who need help getting back to their best after surgery or accidents, and even when things get more complicated like with wound care or dementia management they've got specialized programs for that, which all gets planned out by licensed nurses who create personalized care plans right for each person. Folks live in private rooms or rehab-to-home suites, and there's restaurant-style dining, so you can sit down for a meal with others, join in exercise groups, take part in regular life enrichment activities or daily recreational outings, and those ONR Touch Program sessions are meant to help with wellness and therapy so every resident can feel involved and keep moving. Residents get 24-hour skilled nursing care if needed, and staff look after people with an attitude of genuine care, making sure everyone has a say and gets treated kindly in a safe, cozy spot where families know their loved one is being watched over. Southgate also does what it takes to help people be as independent as possible, with age-exclusive neighborhoods, easy upkeep, and opportunities to join in social events, educational sessions, and activities that bring friendships and a bit of fun, all in a setting that's locally owned and family run, so there's that sense of belonging and familiarity to the whole place. They give out advice and guidance on long-term care, family caregiving, and Long-term Care Insurance, and they keep a photo gallery, privacy policy, and contact form for anyone looking up their website, and there's always someone around to answer questions during hours, making things just a little simpler for residents and their families.