OUR PURPOSE

In all we do, we exist to make a remarkable impact on the lives we touch. We’ve made it our mission to provide a unique senior living experience that provides our residents with the best in hospitality and care, so they can live their story in a beautiful, meaningful way. From our directors and care managers to our housekeeping and kitchen team, we think of every team member as a caregiver, part of a dedicated family that’s committed to making a difference in the lives of others.

ASPIRATIONAL LIVING

We believe when life is aspirational, we never stop finding enjoyment and purpose in the everyday. We live life the way it’s meant to be lived.

SMART COMPASSION

We lead with both the head and the heart. We have a genuine desire to help others in positive, meaningful and constructive ways.

UNCOMPROMISING CARE

We maintain the highest ethical standards, while doing what is best for our residents. We continually pursue better methods, experiences and services and partner with individuals and organizations that share our vision.

Resident and masked caretakers celebrating outside at Anthology of Louisville in Louisville, Kentucky

CELEBRATING INDIVIDUALS

We shine light on each individual’s unique experiences and rich life stories that build our Anthology.

Two residents sitting outside on a sunny day at a Anthology of Louisville community

EMPOWERING CONNECTIONS

We create an environment and culture that fosters amazing connections between residents, families, caregivers and the community. Nothing triumphs the power of human connection.

Group of masked caretakers greeting a resident at their door at a Anthology of Louisville community

TRANSPARENT CULTURE

We foster a culture that encourages collaboration, diversity in thought and innovation. No idea is too small to make a difference.

April 12, 2022
Dear Residents Family Members:

It’s already April and the time seems to be going by so quickly at Anthology of Louisville. I encourage everyone to attend the fun happenings at the community this month.

Get ready for Anthology Spirit Week! April 25 through April 29, all Anthology communities across the United States will participate in this celebration! There will be different daily themes and we encourage our residents and team members to dress up and participate for daily prizes, as well as a grand prize for participation all week long! There will be plenty of activities, snacks, games and fun!

Monday, April 25: Sports Team Day
Tuesday, April 26: Decades Day
Wednesday, April 27: Superhero Day
Thursday, April 28: Tropical Island Day
Friday, April 29: Twin Day

MARK YOUR CALENDARS!
Make sure to check the April Activities Calendar for events and activities!
Elements Activities Calendar
Virtue Memory Care

Food for Thought!
Tips for a Fulfilling Retirement

April is National Volunteer Month, a time to show appreciation for volunteers, highlight the benefits of giving back and hopefully inspire others to take up a worthy cause as well. An estimated nine million people aged 65 and older volunteer their time each year. Seniors who volunteer at least 100 hours a year, that’s only eight to nine hours each month, show improved mental and physical health. Experts believe it’s because volunteering provides aging adults with a sense of purpose that translates to a more physically active and engaged lifestyle.

Finding the Right Volunteer Opportunity
Choosing the right volunteer opportunity starts with reflecting on your skills and interests. Ask yourself these questions to help discover what type of volunteer work you might enjoy:

What is my time commitment? Are you seeking an on-going opportunity, or would you prefer to work on one-off projects each month?
Do I want to harness my current skillset or learn new ones? Don’t feel constricted to only work with the skills you currently possess. Many volunteer opportunities offer training to anyone who is willing to help.
What industries am I interested in? Do you prefer working with people in need, animal shelters, the arts or adults and children with chronic illnesses? Think about who or what cause you want donate your time to.

Start locally. Check volunteer listings for local libraries, museums, senior living communities, churches, food banks and community gardens. You can also use these websites to help broaden your search to do good.
AARP
AmeriCorps Seniors
Habitat for Humanity
Volunteer Match

As always, please reach out with any questions, and I will continue to update you by email.

Sincerely,

Miles Burkholder
Executive Director, Anthology of Louisville
LouisvilleED@AnthologySeniorLiving.com

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