Crescent Place Assisted Living

Crescent Place Assisted Living sits in Shelbyville, Kentucky, close to the town's shopping, fun spots, and sights, and folks who live here get help while still holding on to as much independence as possible. The community offers 42 apartments in sizes that range from studios all the way up to two-bedrooms, with some of Kentucky's largest walk-in closets for storage, and each apartment has its own private bathroom with a lockable door and a small kitchenette with a refrigerator, which is handy for simple meals or snacks, and there's a sense of privacy but also plenty of spaces for sharing, since people can visit in indoor common rooms or gather in the big outdoor courtyard with a fountain and nicely landscaped grounds. Folks can bring their pets here too, since Crescent Place is pet-friendly, which can bring comfort. There's always staff on duty, day and night, for help or support if needed, and each resident gets an emergency call pendant for safety. Meals are served in a restaurant-style dining room three times a day with choices, plus snacks, and the place is clean with regular laundry, housekeeping once a week, and daily trash pickup and quick tidying up. You'll find an on-site beauty shop, a theater, and a library for different interests, and transportation is available for medical appointments, shopping, or outings, so residents can get out around town. The staff helps with daily activities such as bathing, dressing, or managing medicines, and they offer personalized lifestyle plans for each person's needs, plus daily activities like bingo, devotionals off-site, arts and crafts, and other entertainment or trips, which keep folks busy and help everyone get to know each other. For those who want religious services, staff can arrange transportation and there are devotional times as part of the schedule. The building is family-owned and run, and you'll find they focus on comfort, integrity, and creating a home-like setting, making it a close-knit place where people can feel safe, cared for, and have a say in their routine, all while staff look after their well-being in a way that still lets them live their lives as fully as possible.