Aging with Grace

Aging with Grace in Lexington, Kentucky, helps seniors and their families find care with a wide variety of options and services, and they call the main gathering spot The Clubhouse, which runs Monday through Friday from 7:30 am to 6:00 pm, while also offering visits by appointment on holidays and weekends if needed, and there's also a special Fountain of Youth Clubhouse that provides activities, workshops, and some nursing services for people who want to stay active or need a little extra help. You'll find services for assisted living, independent living, memory care, nursing homes, in-home care, adult day care, and hospice, and if you need legal or care guidance, they've got resources for elder law and geriatric care management too. Aging with Grace uses a secure online platform to match people with suitable care homes, assisted living places, or home care providers, and they work with different local providers, which they call Participating Communities, to make referrals that fit your needs. Staff provides personalized care plans tailored to every resident, with programs and activities built for seniors living with disabilities or diseases, always focused on encouraging independence and a good quality of life wherever possible. People can get transportation, parking spaces, wifi, and there are pet-friendly policies so your animal companions can be with you, and you'll find simple but pleasant amenities like good food, social events, help at home available all day every day, and spaces meant for comfort and safety. Adult day care is a big feature too, giving caregivers a break while seniors enjoy programs and meet others, and families can schedule tours to see things for themselves and meet the staff. Privacy and consent matter here, so Aging with Grace lets people choose how they get information, whether by phone, email, messaging, or printed papers, and they always ask before contacting you, collecting only the needed details to plan care, but never too much. The goal with Aging with Grace is to help people age in place and stay as independent as possible, surrounded by friends, helpful staff, and the comfort of familiar routines.