My uncle just moved to Sunrise of Louisville. I've never come and caught him in his room. He's always been out in the common area when they're involved in games and they get him active in it. There's somebody pretty much helping him and right with him almost all the time. He is in memory care and he gets more personal care there. So far, it's been a much better place than where he came from. The staff is friendly and helpful. They're pretty much Johnny on the spot. Their food has been excellent, too.

We did a tour of Sunrise of Louisville. It's a beautiful facility. It's not brand new, but it's well maintained. There were people that lived there out in the living area. They had coffee for people that came in and a place to sit and wait. It just felt like going into someone's home (a very big home); it felt really welcoming. It didn't have any bad smells or strong deodorants to try and hide bad smells. As we went through it, the people that lived there looked like they were doing OK. It didn't seem to be like a herd of people plopped down in a spot, which is how it was in some other places. I do love that once someone's there, they can stay there until they die. They wouldn't have to transfer to a nursing home from assisted living. I think that's a wonderful gift to offer the person staying there and their families. The salesperson was very helpful. We had to look at another facility for behavior issues; he had to go to before he could go to Sunrise. She was helpful in getting us connected with them, and in following up and checking in on how my dad's been doing. They have this neat, kind of like the bathtub, where people could go and actually take a bath if they wanted to. The apartments were fine. Nothing fancy, but they were very nice. Looking at an assisted living versus a nursing home when you're looking for memory care, is a much better option for quality of care and the quality of the facility and much cheaper

We really, really liked Sunrise of Louisville, but they don't offer skilled nursing care. We looked at the memory care/Alzheimer's unit and it was an excellent tour. The staff was more than excellent. The facility was very nice, very well kept, and very clean. It looked wonderful. The rooms that we toured were exceptional. I would've moved in in a heartbeat, myself.

We like that Sunrise of Louisville is organized, clean, and doesn't smell of urine. The staff is professional. I was mostly concerned about safety, and they have 24-hour coverage supervision. It's locked in so my dad can't go anywhere and won't get himself in trouble again. They have activities for the residents. He's safe, somebody is watching his medications, and he's being cared for. For what they're providing, I feel it's a good value.