Daisy Hill Senior Living sits on a historic 18th-century horse farm in Versailles, Kentucky, offering a peaceful setting with pretty outdoor spaces and a welcoming atmosphere for seniors aged 55 and up. The community provides three types of living-Independent Living, Assisted Living, and Memory Care-so folks can choose what suits their needs and even stay as their care needs change with help for things like bathing, dressing, and medication management, and support for memory conditions like Alzheimer's and dementia. People live in spacious apartments, villa homes, suites, or studios, all with plenty of room to spread out, and there are options for one-bedroom, two-bedroom, and semi-private rooms. Residents can enjoy homemade meals every day, served restaurant-style, including options like kosher and vegetarian, and a registered dietitian helps make sure everyone can eat well and stay healthy.
The staff at Daisy Hill are both experienced and caring, and they work to make sure each person gets attention based on their own needs, whether it's help with daily tasks, monitoring diabetes, or offering support for those needing light or medium levels of care, with medical staff, therapists, and a doctor on call at all times for emergencies. There's a strong sense of community, and veterans get recognized and supported daily. The calendar stays full, with daily activities, exercise classes, art lessons, big-screen movies, and even guest lectures meant to help folks stay engaged and social, plus church services for those who want them. There are indoor and outdoor gathering spots where people can sit together, and the grounds offer nice views for enjoying some fresh air or stretching legs. Residents have access to a beauty salon, weekly manicures and pedicures, and help with laundry and housekeeping, so they can spend less time on chores and more time enjoying life or socializing.
For those who can't always get around easily, Daisy Hill helps with one-person transfers, offers wheelchair-accessible showers, and allows non-ambulatory residents as long as they can help manage their own care needs. There's always transportation available, whether complimentary or for a fee, and parking for those who drive. The organization welcomes short-term stays, like respite care after an illness or between home transitions, and it supports aging in place for residents wanting to stay as their health needs change. Fees vary depending on the care level, room choice, and if a second person joins, and there's a community atmosphere that feels uniquely their own, not copied from other places. Being close to Bluegrass Community Hospital and nearby doctors helps if health concerns come up. Folks come together over meals in the dining room, join in group activities, or enjoy their own space in apartments that offer some of the largest layouts in the area, and there's always an effort to help residents feel connected, safe, and able to lead active, worry-free lives with help when they need it.
