Signature HealthCARE of Georgetown

Signature HealthCARE of Georgetown is a senior living facility with 65 beds, including a special 15-bed Signature Villa Transitional rehab unit added after recently expanding from 50 beds, and they care for about 58 people each day in different ways, including skilled nursing, long-term care, independent living, assisted living, memory care, rehab, and home care, and everything runs under the direct ownership of LP Cs Holdings LLC as part of the larger Signature HealthCARE group, so you'll find their staff covers many types of health needs. People living here can get therapy like occupational and wound care, physical rehab, and restorative work, both as inpatients and outpatients, and they treat different needs like incontinence, diabetes, being non-ambulatory, and dementia or Alzheimer's with specialized memory care and care planning that really tries to match each person's situation. The facility has doctors who practice internal medicine, psychiatry, and psychoanalysis, and nurses help with medication, wound care, dressing, grooming, walking and wheelchair support, plus podiatry and personal care needs, and the certified nurses put in an average of almost 4 hours for each resident daily, about what you'd expect around Kentucky, though the nurse turnover rate sits at 47.8% in the last year. Meals are planned by chefs and meal planners, served in dining rooms with attention to diet and nutrition, and there's laundry, dry cleaning, housekeeping, and maintenance services, with washers and dryers for those who need them and kitchens or kitchenettes in some living spaces. Safety gets a lot of attention too, with handrails, handicap access, a sprinkler system, and secure entry. For comfort, residents can use Wi-Fi, cable TV, and communal spaces like a social activities room, a fitness center, common areas, a salon or barbershop, and there are always activities-onsite, offsite, and devotional gatherings for those who want them. The property has transportation for getting to appointments or outings and supports personal independence with features and programs aimed at keeping people engaged and dignified, and there's a dedicated community forum for caregivers to learn and support each other. Infection control is a stated priority, though some past inspection reports have noted deficiencies, especially regarding infection control, resident rights like visibility of survey results, and communication with advocate agencies, so that's something to keep in mind, but the staff does use special protocols in their TransitionalCARE and ExceleratedCARE programs to watch patients who might head back to the hospital, aiming to keep folks well and avoid unnecessary trips. The facility tries to make life feel as close to home as possible, with regular life enrichment efforts, therapy for physical and emotional needs, and care navigation to help residents and families understand their choices, making sure plans and services stay centered around what each person wants and needs, and while Signature HealthCARE of Georgetown has a lot to offer for seniors needing different levels of care, people should take time to review inspection histories and consider staffing patterns when deciding if it fits their needs.