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About
Lewis Memorial Home
Lewis
Memorial Home is a warm, caring community which encourages the personal
independence of individuals and offers the opportunity to pursue
a productive and satisfying life.
History
This commanding home is historically
significant as one of the oldest remaining in Simpson County, Kentucky.
Built in 1857 by the Lewis family, the
residence is a two story brick structure with dwelling rooms,
kitchen, dining
room, enclosed porch and upstairs / downstairs
sitting
rooms. The Lewis family deeded the land with over
300 acres in the mid
1900's to the Methodist Church. The Church established an
orphans' and widows' home until 1965. At that point, it became a
retirement
home.
Present
Today,
the
home retains its original charm with modern amenities for
its residents' ease. It is licensed for twenty-three residents. Six
apartments
are available in a separate building for couples or single
living.
All have professional maintenance and landscaping. The setting
is
peaceful. The front door looks out to a golf course. The side and back
doors face full-growth trees and rolling fields which
grace the manor.
Staff
Top
quality, friendly personalized caregivers are our specialty. We make
you our
priority by providing a high
staff to resident ratio which includes 24 hour supervision in a
home-like environment. Communication is key in
our family-oriented approach to care, which involves the family in
decisions.
Membership Affiliations
License
Lewis
Memorial Home is a non-profit licensed by the Commonwealth of
Kentucky as a personal care / long term care facility for mobile,
ambulatory residents. All denominations are welcomed. |
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2905
Bowling Green Rd., Franklin KY
270.586.3461
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