Taylor Manor, Inc. sits in Woodford County and has served seniors since 1951, first opened by the Daughters of Saint Rita and run by the Sisters of St. Joseph the Worker since 1977, keeping a Catholic tradition and a Christian environment closely tied to the values of the Roman Catholic Church. The facility has always welcomed people who want care shaped by faith, and it remains the only Catholic long-term nursing facility in the Diocese of Lexington, with Daily Mass gatherings and events like Gathering in the Gardens for those who want spiritual comfort and a sense of community. There's a skilled team of 57 staff members, including a leadership group led by Sister Mary Faustina Zuge, who all work to offer skilled, intermediate, and personal care services as well as services for people who need assisted living or memory care, with the goal of making sure residents feel at home and supported in their daily lives.
Taylor Manor's larger building, built in 1959, provides a comfortable, home-like space, tailored for residents' comfort and daily needs, offering chef-prepared meals, transportation for medical appointments, and help with bathing and dressing, plus walking trails nearby and pretty grounds that give people a peaceful atmosphere to enjoy. The facility cares about the whole person, so staff focus on comfort, compassion, and meeting the physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual needs of everyone, aiming to ease pain and prevent hardship wherever possible. Taylor Manor also provides special programs and activities each day, encourages connections through faith and shared events, and tries to make every resident feel part of a caring group, with opportunities for volunteers to get involved too.
Taylor Manor, Inc. is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit and stays transparent with financial records, filing Form 990 and showing steady operations with $2,931,606 in revenue for 2022, total assets of $2,555,528, and total liabilities of $466,516. Over the past year, the facility delivered 9,388 patient days of skilled care, 1,617 patient days of intermediate care, and 1,101 patient days of personal care, supporting a wide variety of resident needs across all levels. The facility stresses a full continuum of care, readiness to help with transitions to assisted living and individual comfort, and an ongoing commitment to making Taylor Manor a gentle place to live, connected to its Catholic roots and open to people seeking a peaceful, welcoming home for themselves or their loved ones, with a virtual tour now available for families who want to look around before visiting in person.
