Afton Community Day, Inc

Afton Community Day, Inc. was a senior living and adult day care community in Lexington, KY, and you could find it at 3743 Red River Drive, with Nachiketa Bratt as the Director, and folks started up the business back on December 15, 2017, though they officially opened their business file with the BBB in 2020, even if they didn't get accredited there, and it ran as a nonprofit corporation with around 11 to 50 employees. This place provided assisted living and memory care, and it focused on people with dementia or early-onset Alzheimer's too, and what made it stand out, you know, was the way they had home health services that sent attendant care to folks' homes, all based on nurse evaluations, and you could choose a package for that at an affordable rate. Seniors found in-home and on-site help, including things like memory care, incontinence assistance, medication management, diabetic care, and, when you looked at meals, they provided special diets like vegetarian, kosher, gluten-free, low or no sodium, and no sugar meal choices, so people with different needs could eat comfortably. The facility included indoor common areas where people could relax or socialize, a TV lounge, and air conditioning throughout, while everyone could get Wi-Fi and cable or satellite TV when they wanted it, which made passing the time a bit easier. Seniors who joined the day program often took part in activities like art classes, gardening club, on-site cooking classes, trivia games, karaoke, stretching or yoga-even chair yoga, live musical shows, theater and dance performances, BBQs, picnics, and live well programs, because staying active was important, and there was always something going on for social, physical, mental, and emotional health. The place also offered transportation and parking, though getting a ride cost extra. People noticed Afton Community Day, Inc. for its friendly staff and the inviting, supportive feeling there, and the mix of medical and social support let people find care that matched their changing needs. Now, as of the most recent reports, it's permanently closed, but when it was running, it did its best to make seniors comfortable and involved.