Treyton Oak Towers

Lauralee

My husband moved into Treyton Oak Towers. It was just the right environment for him. The activities that they have are more intellectual. He's a former professor, so the fact that they have lectures and stuff like that is what we thought would go with him better. The facility is very, very nice. He's doing independent living, but they have help for things like showering. The location is better because it's downtown, so it's more centrally located to all of us. We thought the atmosphere was better for him. The staff is pretty experienced, and I've had very good experiences with them. They have a gym. They have a theater. They have obviously a beautiful dining hall, and they have a very good library. It was a much superior library to the other facilities. They have lots of nice lounge areas that they can sit around in. They do have a little grocery store there. They had a luau one night. They have all of these excursions that they can take. They take people to the orchestra, when that starts happening again. They have a lot of variety available for people to choose from should they want to. They have a beautiful garden that is kept up by the tenants, so that's great. For people who like gardening, there's a place for them to do that.

Arlisa

Treyton Oak Towers was too large. It might be a little bit more complicated for my mom to get around, but I loved it. If I retire, that's the place I'm going. I liked it because they have excellent entertainment activities, I loved the views from there, the room size looked nice, and the staff was really nice. It's accessible to the downtown area, and if you want to get out and catch the bus, you can. They have bingo, an amphitheater if you want to play instruments, they have kids from local schools come in to do concerts, a woodworking area, art room, a nursery on the 11th floor, and an area on the 12th floor where you can sit outside and have a drink. You can see the downtown area and the University of Louisville stadium. I like how they separated independent living from the people who needed additional care. They're not able to come off their floors because they're restricted. The staff was wonderful and did an excellent job showing us around. The dining area was nicely setup, and if they want to bring people over and have a little private birthday party, they can do that.

Toreledia

Treyton Oak Towers would have been the second option. The rooms were very spacious and well laid-out. We went there a couple of times, and the staff was very knowledgeable but not so friendly. We were never invited to taste the food.

Caring108374250

Actually my mother picked Treyton Oak for herself because it has so many different levels of care. You don't have to move from the building to another facility. From independent living, you can have personal care which is a little bit different to assisted living but similar. You can also have nursing home care. So with it having so many levels of care, it was really a much smoother transition for her. She could have two meals a day in the dining room. They have a lot of activities available to them. They have transportation if they need to go to the grocery store twice a week. They can get transportation to some of the arts in town if they like to go to the orchestral concert or to the theater. She thought it was the best place for her needs. The staffs are very friendly and caring. Once in a while, one particular person tends to offer more than he is capable of delivering, but there are enough other people there to fill in the gaps that it's never been a problem.

Scott 1

Treyton Oak Towers was an excellent facility. When I walked in I was really impressed. It was very clean, the staff was very friendly and wonderful. I would live there!