Charter Senior Living of Hopkinsville sits on land that used to be a golf course, which brings a familiar and calm feeling to many folks, and the place offers both assisted living and a specialized Flourish℠ Memory Care program for those needing extra help with dementia and Alzheimer's disease, so you'll find people there who stay active, with a personal touch, because their staff are trained and plenty of them have worked in senior care a long time, making sure residents can feel safe and cared for. The building's just one floor, making it easier to get around, and residents have the choice between studio, one-bedroom, or semi-private two-bedroom apartments, most with kitchenettes, all wired for internet and cable, and plenty of natural light looking out onto the putting green or one of the gardens, while pets are allowed, though not small dogs. They help with bathing, dressing, medications, walking, wheelchair use, and their team includes licensed nurses available 24 hours, Resident Assistants, and others like chefs, servers, housekeepers, and CNAs.
Residents benefit from a good mix of daily help like medication reminders, showering assistance, and toileting assistance, and there are laundry, linen, and housekeeping services, which means nobody has to worry about cleaning or changing sheets, and the meals are prepared to meet various dietary needs, including low-sodium and diabetic diets, with meals served in a community dining room, by room service, or with guest meals when family visits, and folks say there's always coffee or a snack available in the café. They keep things interesting, with programs for arts and crafts, cooking, gardening, story time, and music, plus book discussion clubs and tabletop games, and there's a discovery room and a computer library for those who want to learn or browse the internet. The outside areas have walking paths, patios, a big enclosed courtyard, and a separate secured area for memory care, alongside guest parking and a spot for overnight guests.
When it comes to healthcare, the place offers visits from occupational and physical therapists, on-site nurse oversight, medication administration, and a handy in-house pharmacy. Transportation is provided free of charge, so trips to the doctor, shopping, or errands are easy, and the building's close to Kroger and about five miles from the Jennie Stuart Medical Center, with most local health services nearby. Veterans can get help with VA benefits, and there's a variety of ways to pay-insurance, credit cards, checks, and they help families understand their choices with resources, guides, and planning support.
The Charter Senior Living of Hopkinsville team works under the Executive Director Keri Garrett, with a leadership team that's been in senior care for over a hundred years combined, and the community is open for visitors anytime, including for short-term stays or respite care, so folks can try living there before deciding on a long-term move. The facility is family-owned, accepts adults 55 and over who can move around on their own and handle their daily activities, and supports both physical and mental wellness with fitness equipment, a salon and barber, regular religious services, lectures, and educational programs. They're part of the Kentucky Senior Living Association (KSLA) and offer assisted living, independent living options, and memory care, all on one campus with plenty of choices for staying busy, safe, comfortable, and connected to friends, family, and the Hopkinsville community.
