Southern Kentucky Senior Living

Southern Kentucky Senior Living sits on quiet, roomy grounds in Franklin, Kentucky, with trees and farmland all around, and it's got the country feeling along with today's comforts, so folks who live there get both peace and modern things they may need. The place has operated since 2025 and offers 30 private units-there're 12 studios, 16 one-bedroom, and 2 two-bedroom apartments, and every room comes with a kitchenette, a refrigerator, a microwave, private bathrooms made for seniors, closet space, and in some cases private patios, plus there's climate control, Wi-Fi, and cable TV in the rooms as well. There's a big focus on helping people live with dignity and respect, and the staff have training in caring for people with diabetes, chronic illness, memory worries like Alzheimer's, and they help with bathing, dressing, and medicine too. The staff are on site day and night, and there's always someone to help if a resident needs anything, whether it's a small fix or something more serious, and there's an emergency response system, fall prevention programs, and personal medical alerts in place. Lewis Manor Assisted Living sits on this campus, and licensed nurses come in part time, plus there's a physician who owns and manages the place, so there's medical oversight and a personal touch. Folks can pick independent or assisted living, and there's also memory care for those with cognitive needs, and those who need a short stay for recovery or a break-respite care-can come, too. Every month's rent covers the private unit, three meals a day made by an executive chef, weekly laundry, room cleaning, electricity and water, regular social and fitness programs, and the whole staff's attention, and there's flexibility for folks who want to pay with insurance or check. Anyone staying here gets access to a hair salon, two libraries, activity rooms, family rooms with kitchen and TV and a gas fire pit, walking paths, outdoor sitting spots, and both group and private dining options, plus there's guest parking and meals if loved ones come to visit, and the grounds have gardens and pretty views. People can join fitness classes, art lessons, outings and field trips, music events, and faith-based devotionals right there, and anyone who wants to read the paper, play board games, or just walk outside and talk with a neighbor gets that, too. Help is available for everyday things like reminders to take medicine, calling family, or getting to appointments, and staff help with laundry, housekeeping, pest control, and even mail. The place accepts residents of any faith and works with the United Methodist Church, and they keep visitor hours daily from 8 am to 8 pm, while office hours run Monday to Friday. The focus at Southern Kentucky Senior Living stays on safety, comfort, and supporting everyone to age with grace. The setting's close to Bowling Green and Nashville, which means families who live nearby can visit often, and everyone gets chances to enjoy seasonal events, outings, and even yard space for birds or small pets, though large dogs can't stay. The building is clean and safe with no-nonsense rules and clear systems, and staff work to make sure every resident feels at home, well-fed, and free to enjoy daily life with as much or as little help as needed.