Shelby Farms Senior Living sits at 100 Williamsburg Dr. in Shelbyville, Kentucky, part of Trilogy Health Services, and offers different living options, so someone can start out in independent or assisted living, move into memory care if needed, or even skilled nursing, and there's also short-term stays if someone only needs help for a little while, like after a hospital visit, and that can be a relief for families. The place has the look and feel of a real community because there are walking paths, a resident garden, indoor and outdoor common areas, a library for quiet reading, and a fitness center that can help folks stay active, and they keep things fresh in the dining room with chef-prepared meals three times a day for everyone, not just people in one wing or another, and there's a menu that takes into account vitamins and minerals but doesn't make the food taste like hospital food. Residents can bring pets, have their own private suites with showers and kitchenettes in assisted living, and apartments come in studio, deluxe studio, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom options, and all the units include things like their own AC and heat controls, utilities, cable TV, and Wi-Fi, so folks don't have to fuss with a pile of bills each month, and if someone wants, the staff can take care of laundry, housekeeping, and linens, so there's more time for daily activities and programs, with over 100 options a month for fitness and social events.
There are specific programs for memory care where staff help with dressing, bathing, and medication, and they watch out for people with dementia using a 24-hour emergency call system and secured areas to prevent wandering, and there's coordination with health providers so families know someone's managing the details, not just winging it on their own. Assisted living means there's help available for things like moving around, taking medicine, and even just getting up in the morning, so no one has to feel embarrassed about needing a hand. If someone prefers to stay active, the independent living options give as much freedom as possible while still providing services, and there are also residential care homes, which are shared houses with a live-in caregiver for those who need just a little more help but like a cozier setting. Folks who want to stay at home but need companionship or simple support can use Shelby Farms Senior Living's home care services thanks to trained aides. Short-term and respite stays are another solution for families needing temporary help, and there's also hospice resources for comfort at the end of life.
The community ties in with things like the Shelby County Chamber of Commerce, and there's a team approach so care isn't left to just one person. The staff, whose Community Services Representative is Cindy Stivers, pay attention to detail and work together following Trilogy's service standards, focused on exceeding expectations, and they've won awards such as Best of Senior Living and Best of Senior Living All Star which recognize good care, staff friendliness, and strong activity options. On-site, there's a salon for self-care, transportation services for residents needing to get to shopping like Kroger or medical visits to UofL Shelbyville or Frankfort Regional, and the place is built for comfort with accessible apartments, private dining for special meals, daily programs, and even tools and resources about planning, funding options, insurance, veterans benefits, and making the move affordable compared to living alone at home. The mission here means trying to support every resident's well-being while making life manageable and as comfortable as possible, no matter how active or how much assistance someone needs.
