Breckinridge Place Retirement Community sits in Morganfield, Kentucky, and offers care for seniors who like independent living, need assisted living, need help with memory care, or need skilled nursing and rehabilitation. The community has independent living for active seniors who want a social setting without the hassle of chores, and it has assisted living for those who need help with things like bathing, dressing, and taking medicines. There are 32 assisted living apartments with studio, one-bedroom, or two-bedroom floor plans, and respite care is available for short-term stays if someone needs a temporary place. Memory care here is set up to help seniors with Alzheimer's or other dementias, providing a safe and supervised area, and offering activities that support mental and emotional well-being.
The community is set up with several indoor common areas, such as an arts room, a dining room with restaurant-style service, and a place where meals are always available, and they have options for special diets like those for diabetes or food allergies. Staff, known for being joyful and helpful, provide help around the clock, and residents have a call system for emergencies. The community offers other useful features like a library, walking paths, a barber and salon, a garden, a move-in coordination program, and transportation for medical appointments.
Activities are planned every day, including social events, games, crafts, music, exercise, and movie nights, and both staff and residents run many of these events. Residents can get help from trained aides for things like companionship or non-medical care in their rooms if needed. Breckinridge Place also provides skilled nursing and rehabilitation services, with professional nursing staff and licensed therapists available 24/7.
The community focuses on being a friendly home away from home, with meals made by chefs, room furnishings provided, telephones in each room, and support for residents' individual needs. There's an emergency alert system for safety and a range of activities to encourage physical, mental, and social engagement. The entire facility is run as a non-profit, and they work to provide care that fits each person's level of need, changing as those needs change.
