Kenton Healthcare sits right at 353 Waller Ave in Lexington, Kentucky, and serves as a clinic and medical center with all sorts of healthcare services and public health support, and you'll find nursing home units, assisted living, memory care, and independent living options under one roof, along with home care and senior apartment options too, so people with different needs can find a place here. Kenton Healthcare gives care to seniors who have serious illnesses or disabilities, offers medical nursing around the clock with registered nurses, licensed practical nurses, and certified nurse aides, and pays attention to personalized care plans in their dedicated care units, so each person gets what they need based on their health and wishes.
The place has both standard outpatient care and more focused programs like Intensive Outpatient Programs and Partial Hospitalization Programs, and it also offers medication-assisted treatment for addiction recovery, so people struggling with addiction or mental health challenges can get help, and they add in holistic therapy and community and family therapy services so the support feels more complete, and early intervention for young children with developmental delays or disabilities also gets built into their care, which means it's not only about older adults but reaches families and kids in need too. Friendly staff work to keep the environment calm and positive, and the community's earned awards for both their service and staff.
Nutritious meals get planned and served by chefs and meal planners who focus on healthy eating for all residents, while activity programs aim to engage people-whether it's social, mental, physical, or emotional aspects-so there's a little something to help lift the mind and spirit. There's a website at kindredhealthcare.com where families and patients can find out about costs, programs, Medicare & Medicaid benefits, and get advice about different senior care options by state, plus there are tools to compare care choices, research what fits best, and find employment or CNA training support for caregivers who want to work or train in these programs. People can also get help with rehabilitation, job support, caregiver training, and even receive information for becoming a CNA or learning about dementia, Alzheimer's, and long-term care needs, so families and caregivers don't have to figure it out alone. The facility has no listed hours of operation or email contact, but the range of offerings covers everything from medical and rehab help to long-term and community support, aiming to make sure each person can work toward their best possible health and well-being.
