Cardinal Meadow sits out in a rural area and might be one of the few rental choices for seniors around here, and folks can find all sorts of care like independent living, assisted living, nursing home care, memory care for Alzheimer's and dementia, even home care, and there's a mix of options for seniors who want their own apartments, need some help with daily chores, or want to age in place with a little more support. Cardinal Meadow's apartments and care rooms are a bit smaller and plainer than some, and the buildings might show their age, but units come with safety features, meals made by chefs, resident activities, and staff who're known for being kind and full of life, which helps keep the place warm and welcoming whether you're in a shared residential care home needing live-in caregivers or enjoying your own no-frills apartment as an active senior.
They let folks bring small pets, so you can keep your cat or dog, and Wi-Fi's available around the community, which means residents can stay connected if they want, with staff helping set up if needed. Memory care areas are secure and set up to cut down on confusion and wandering, with therapies for people with Alzheimer's or other dementias-plus regular social, physical, and mental activities planned by activity directors who've even won awards for their programs, and there are on- and off-site trips when the weather and health allow. Parking and transportation help folks get to appointments, go on outings, and do errands, while others might enjoy staying in for beauty salon services or socializing in the common areas.
Some apartments get rental help like USDA Section 515 and Section 521, and they take Section 8 Housing Choice Vouchers with a project-based wait list, so getting in could take some time. Cardinal Meadow's a family-friendly community trusted by many, with simple units, outdoor space, and mostly the basics, which is good for people who just want straightforward living with some help when needed. They're open Monday and Friday from 9:00 to 16:30, and closed other days, though staff often live on site in the residential homes, so there's usually someone around to help in a pinch. Online rent payment's available, and meals, basic healthcare, and help with things like bathing or medicine are part of daily life for those who need it. Cardinal Meadow is connected with other places like The Willows at Harrodsburg, Cypress Hills, Berkshire I and II, Parkview Manor, Shaker Point, McDowell Place of Danville, Morning Pointe of Danville, and Walker's Trail Senior Living, which means folks moving in or out often know people around. Cardinal Meadow offers a mix of different care types, simple and honest, without a lot of fuss or frills.
