New Haven Assisted Living sits on Brookhaven Road in Franklin, Kentucky, working together with two nearby locations called NEW HAVEN - FRANKLIN I and NEW HAVEN - FRANKLIN II, where they focus on helping older adults live comfortably while getting care as needed. The community provides assisted living, independent living, memory care, hospice, and home care services, so seniors with different needs can find some support, whether they're fairly independent or need more help, even with memory loss or medical challenges. There are senior apartments, one-bedroom options, and fully furnished rooms, each with cable TV, telephones, and private bathrooms, so people don't have to worry too much about comforts from home or how they'll keep in touch with loved ones.
Memory care is available in a secured and protected area where residents with Alzheimer's or other memory issues get more supervision, special activities, and extra help so they don't wander or end up unsafe. The assisted living program helps seniors with bathing, dressing, medication reminders, transfers, evening baths, and other daily routines, while still letting them hold onto some independence. There are places suited for folks who need two-person bed transfers, insulin support, or extra care with moving around, and supervision goes around the clock for peace of mind day and night, with only a handful of residents per small care facility, so staff gets to know everyone's routines and special needs.
The community offers regular activities, like bingo, movie nights, music, board games, pet therapy, and craft projects, plus off-site field trips and outings to keep life from getting dull or lonely, and meals are made three times a day, with snacks always around, and special diets taken into account, such as for those with diabetes or allergies, so people don't have to fuss about what they can or cannot eat. Staff helps with laundry, housekeeping, and moving in, so the transition feels a bit easier, and transportation can be arranged for doctor's appointments, errands, or visiting nearby churches. The grounds include gardens, walking paths, outdoor areas, and recreation rooms where people can relax, read, exercise, visit the hair salon, or enjoy a jacuzzi, if that's what they like.
For those looking for a place for themselves or a couple, including married spouses, and those needing long-term care or a bit of help day to day in Kentucky, especially if they want some privacy without feeling forgotten, New Haven covers a broad range of services and keeps things flexible, since residents might need quiet supervision for memory care or help getting around. Family outreach and education is part of the plan, and medical care gets coordinated with local doctors and hospitals like The Medical Center at Franklin and pharmacies when needed. There are no big promises of perfection, just a small community with all-day and scheduled dining, fitness and wellness features, emergency alert systems, parking, and regular check-ins by staff that aim to make each day manageable and maybe enjoyable. Insurance, including VA benefits and personal plans, may cover some or all of the costs, and prices for memory care start at about $4,500 monthly, though it can change based on what someone needs or what kind of room they pick.
