Masonic Homes Kentucky

Masonic Homes Kentucky offers everyday living and specialized services to people of all ages, regardless of affiliation. Masonic Homes Kentucky’s 82-acre Louisville Campus was designed in 1927 by the renowned landscape architecture firm established by Frederick Law Olmsted. He also directed the construction of Central Park in New York and the U.S. Capitol grounds. The Louisville site initially served widows and orphans of Kentucky Masons but now offers various health assistance to the community. When you or your loved one requires additional care, there is no need to worry about where to turn for guidance. Widely recognized as a leader in assisted living, Masonic Homes Kentucky offers an unparalleled assistance level. Masonic Homes Kentucky’s campuses in Louisville, Shelbyville, and Northern Kentucky make it more comfortable than ever for those across the state to take advantage of their comprehensive continuum of care.