Celebration Villa of Highland Crossing sits on a quiet, twelve-acre campus at 400 Farrell Drive in Fort Wright, Kentucky, surrounded by mature trees, gentle rolling hills, and gardens full of flowers, making it feel a bit like a close neighborhood where you might want to walk outside or sit by the gazebo in the courtyard. The community has a brick building with several wings and big windows that let in plenty of light, and there's a welcoming entrance. Residents can choose from cozy studio apartments to larger one- and two-bedroom layouts, all with big windows, kitchens, neutral paint, heating and cooling controls, and private, handicap-accessible bathrooms. Folks with pets can bring them along, too, since this place is pet-friendly, and there's a $600 pet fee if you do.
Celebration Villa offers different levels of care, including independent living for folks who just want an easier life and assisted living for people who need help with daily activities like bathing, dressing, or managing medication. Nurses and professional care staff are always available if more support is needed, and Gay Boyce serves as the Executive Director, making sure care services meet state standards. There's a separate, secure part of the community called Life Guidance for people living with Alzheimer's or dementia, where staff provides memory care to help prevent confusion and wandering. The staff can help with incontinence and offer regular wellness checks. Residents can also get therapy, such as physical, occupational, and speech therapy, either on-site or through telehealth, as well as have access to physicians, home health, or hospice care if needed.
The team cleans apartments and changes linens, takes care of laundry, regular maintenance, snow removal, and handles any repairs, so there's not much for residents to worry about. Meal times are in a restaurant-style dining room, where chefs prepare fresh meals daily and sometimes let residents help pick what's served. Scheduled transportation helps people get to medical appointments or shopping trips if they don't want to drive, and guests can find parking easily.
The Engage Life program keeps activities going every day, with things like art classes, cards and games, music, gardening, spiritual programs, pet therapy visits, and outings to local events. Residents can take part in fitness classes, join in on entertainment or educational talks, or maybe even lead an activity themselves if they have a lifelong interest to share. The community has Wi-Fi, cable or satellite TV, and common areas for socializing, plus an arts and crafts room, a beauty and barber shop, an on-site chapel, and outdoor walking paths.
For folks who only need a short stay after a hospital visit or while family is away, respite care is available. Entry fees are $2,200 at move in. Celebration Villa of Highland Crossing is licensed as a Kentucky State Certified Assisted Living facility, and care options can be adjusted as health needs change. The community aims to support residents' health, comfort, and sense of purpose, in a setting that's quiet, open, and neighborly.
