Episcopal Church Home — Living and Care

Care You Can Count On

Just because your loved one has dementia doesn’t mean the conversation is over. Behind the eyes of each resident living with Alzheimer's and other forms of dementia, there lies a lifetime of experiences that make up their unique life story.

At ECH, we believe each resident deserves to live with dignity and respect, and that we have an obligation to engage them in a meaningful way and provide them with the best quality of life possible.

With rents starting at $8,403/month, our two memory care neighborhoods are designed to feel like home. Around those neighborhoods, you will find friendly pets, family-style kitchens, neighbors dining together, secure outdoor areas and comfortable living rooms and sun porches.

A Personalized Approach To Care

As memory care needs increase, our Marmion neighborhood just down the hall provides 24-hour skilled nursing care. Not all memory care centers have that capability. Assisted Living residents in each neighborhood have a private bedroom with private bath.

All residents enjoy common living rooms, family-style kitchens and dining rooms. The familiarity and homelike atmosphere of this design concept contribute to resident’s feelings of acceptance, well-being and purpose. Staff members trained specifically to work with the needs of memory-impaired residents follow a program of care based on their individual needs and abilities.

Hear from our families why ECH has been a blessing for them

Amenities

Spacious common living rooms and dining rooms
Family-style kitchens
Aviaries, fish tanks, and friendly house pets
Planned activities & outings
Library

Services

24-hour care & assistance at two levels of care — licensed personal care and skilled nursing
Registered Dietitian — special diets & three meals daily
Rehabilitation therapies — physical, occupational & speech
Ancillary health services — podiatrist, dentist & ophthalmologist
Transportation secured for medical appointments
Episcopal Chaplain — chapel services and counseling
Shabbos and High Holy Day services
Weekly housekeeping (daily in Nursing Neighborhoods)
Bed/bath linen cleaning
Beauty & Barber services
Evening security
On-site Alzheimer support groups

More on Memory Care at ECH

Read how Ann Sherman, a recent contributor to the Louisville Courier-Journal, coped with the Alzheimer’s diagnosis of her mother and decided Episcopal Church Home was the best choice for her mom.

We understand caregiving for a loved one with Alzheimer’s or other forms of dementia can be difficult and overwhelming. That’s why we’ve created a guidebook to help you understand the disease and the resources that might be available to you.

Click here to download our Dementia Guide