Nice employees, but nursing care is substandard and negligent. Standards of care are not met. Bed…read moresores have developed. Nearly complete dependence on staff for all help that was not delivered. That caused a totally unnecessary hospitalization which left this person hanging on to life. This situation is regarding a full pay patient. Be mindful of any loved one being admitted here.

We have had a great experience with the facility and all the staff, my mom has been there for a wk…read moreso far getting rehab after her surgery and could not ask for better care! Debby Bauer

Horrible . I would not recommend working here nor sending your loved ones to this facility. I…read moreworked here through agency and had a terrible experience. Do not waste your time. Overworked , underpaid & under staffed.

The staff worked hard to care for me. The physical therapy and occupational therapy people got me…read moretrained so I could go home and take care of my transferring from my wheel chair to my bed or to the bathroom. I was given good care and I appreciated the nursing care to help me get well again to go home.

My husband is a resident at Signature. He is having a…read morerelationship with the manager. I have reported her, nothing has been done. very disappointed in their lack of response

Chaotic. Horrifyingly smelly. Lots of patients screaming for help for long periods of time. I…read morecan only imagine how bad it must be at night. Went to visit a dear friend, and was mortified at the conditions. They had brought food: She's vegetarian, so her meal was weak peas, mashed potatoes, and plain pasta. Of course she didn't eat it. Who would? Ironically, the staff I met seemed comparatively kind. But they are wildly understaffed, and I ran out of there as soon as I could. It was shameful, and I will pray that my friend gets somewhere better soon. Of course, our government forces people to spend their last dime and then go into situations like this every day by the many thousands. She is in a shared room, and her roommate was close enough to slap. I only say that because she was sorta like having a very noisy plant in the room. Completely non-interactive, though capable of turning up her TV to biblical decimal levels when we arrived so that the possibility of conversion would be hindered to the fullest. Maybe she was just doing it to drown out the poor soul across the hall who screams night and day. Basically, this was one of the lower regions of hell. Shame on this place. And shame on the Country that could so abuse its citizens.

My mother went into Mira Lea the "active lifestyle " community in appx 2013. Mom passed in 2023…read more Just now can I address a review Food was great for the first 5 years 2013 -2018, then went very downhill to a ditch. Supposedly the apartment would generate some income after her death. But as of now 3 YEARS LATER January 2026 THIS APARTMENT STILL HASN'T SOLD I've emailed and even got a realtor and lawyer involved. The Masonic Home sells. "Contract of care" NOT REAL ESTATE. SO NO RECOURSE IS AVAILABLE BE VERY WARY OF MASONIC HOMES and all associated "real estate" Their promises DO NOT MATCH REALITY At present am trying to get media involved to spread the word.

Assisted living facilities are not well maintained and very dated. Also, the food in assisted…read moreliving is awful and a lot of it is straight from a can. Courtyards for residents are not well kept. The care staff are overall trying to do a good job under difficult circumstances but the facility is in need of new senior management in order to make it competitive with other assisted living facilities in the Louisville area. I highly recommend you carefully consider whether you or your loved one want to spend your final years at the Masonic Home Louisville. Personally, I will look elsewhere.

My aunt stayed at Episcopal in memory care for a short time before a medical issue necessitated a…read morehospital stay. Episcopal cared for her professionally under difficult circumstances. The facility is nice and the staff are high quality. They were very helpful and compassionate as I moved her in and out. I just wish my aunt could have lived there for longer.

My mother was extremely well looked after here--both as a rehab patient after knee replacement…read moresurgery and as she died. My father--88 and going strong--has a patio home in the retirement community that is part of the Episcopal Church Home. He is totally independent there, but can eat in the very nice dining room when he doesn't want to cook--he hates cooking. This is a beautiful place and if I reach 88 I hope to live in a patio home there.

WARNING - if you plan on moving a loved one to this facility, just be aware of the situation we…read moreencountered. We THOUGHT we had all of our ducks in a row to move my mom in on a Tuesday. I flew 800 miles to Louisville, and my brother took a day off of work and came up from Nashville. On Monday (the day before the move), we were informed my mother would not be admitted due to a psychiatric issue she has. She is not dangerous, she's a lovely person. The blame was passed around like wildfire, with Treyton Oak blaming her current facility for not getting the information they needed in a timely manner and blaming an employee we previously worked with who had been fired. They never once reached out to me to help them get the info (I think they dropped the ball and would not admit any error on their part). I have since heard some not-so-nice things about this place. I'm not saying don't consider them, I'm simply issuing a warning so no one gets put in the awful place we were put by these people at Treyton Oak. Just do your homework first and make sure all the "i's" are dotted and "t's" are crossed before you make any final plans. They have a new executive director and have had some personnel turnover. There are other, I think better, places in Louisville to consider.

The best, Best, BEST experience! My husband recently had a spinal cord injury when a tree fell on…read morehis head, breaking his neck. We needed a place close to Frazier where he attends daily therapy and also the support of having cleaning, cooking and everything else (one doesn't need on their list when caring 24/7 for someone) done. Treyton Oak Towers is that place! 100% satisfied. It's not just everything you need but everything you need is delivered with just love from the heart. People here are extraordinarily happy. We're wondering how we got so lucky. Thank you to everyone here for making our recovery from a terrible tragedy into a happy time of life! P.S. We have never had a single problem with communication as another review noted. It's stellar -- all around and over the top to meet resident needs on every level.

Family services is amazing support for family members navigating a loved one's addiction. Family…read moreretreat helps us heal from our own hurts, fears and guilt. We find support, education and resources to navigate our own journeys. If you are blessed with the opportunity to go to a family retreat, do yourself and your loved ones a favor- go, learn, be part of the community

wonderful staff. clean facilities, gym, great food, amazing thearpist. They help people healread more