Central Kentucky Recovery Center - Unit 2, located at 1366 Bull Lea Rd in Lexington, Kentucky, is a small, licensed personal care home under Kentucky license #101182, with room for up to 16 residents in senior apartments that include single bedrooms and studio options, all with kitchenettes, washers, dryers, and safety measures like emergency systems and a call pendant setup, and folks here get to pick from private or shared living spaces, all built to support daily needs and comfort in a well-furnished, maintenance-free setting where they don't have to fuss over cooking or cleaning because fresh, chef-prepared meals come three times a day, plus snacks, and they can enjoy these in a main dining area, a private dining room, or a cafe, which gives a bit of variety to mealtime.
There's a strong focus on health and wellness, with memory care and services for folks with Parkinson's disease, and the staff here knows about managing medication, dressing, bathing, continence, feeding by spoon if needed, and other help like getting out of bed or to the bathroom, along with transfer assistance, so someone's always around for support, day or night, and you've got rehabilitative services like physical, speech, and occupational therapy available, and the pharmacy on site means quicker access to medicines and easier medication management. Families can breathe a little easier knowing these trained staff work around the clock, coordinating closely with doctors and providing routine health monitoring, and if something goes wrong, in-room emergency systems alert staff right away, and a secure, keyless entry keeps the place safe.
Unit 2 is both a retirement community and a recovery-focused program that offers structured residential addiction recovery with a specialized inpatient detox unit for substance withdrawal support and a team following evidence-based approaches and tailored care plans for every resident, which means each person gets the level of help they need, and when it comes to activities, there's always something scheduled such as arts and crafts in their own studio, movie nights in a theater room, games, fitness and wellness classes, therapy spaces, a computer room, and regular social programs that help keep folks engaged, and they even provide off-site trips and picnics along with rides for medical appointments, so staying active and connected isn't hard.
The grounds include walking trails, gardens, and outdoor seating for anyone wanting some fresh air or a look at the flowers, while the indoors have communal spaces like a community cooking section and a library area for reading or visits, plus all residents have access to phone and high-speed internet to help them keep in touch with loved ones, and there's laundry, housekeeping, and dry-cleaning services included, as well as support for special diets when needed. The place does have no current availability as of now and doesn't accept Medicare for care services unless certified by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, but its scores and feedback, like the 3.8 out of 5 from Seniorly's system, show it's built a steady reputation for a simple, caring approach to senior assisted living and recovery in a small, close-knit setting where neighbors tend to know each other and staff can offer more personal help for day-to-day living.
