Quality Care and Compassion
Our compassionate and talented caregiving team is dedicated to making each resident feel comfortable and safe so they can live the healthiest life possible. We have proudly served our community for over 45 years offering amenities and activities to make Louisville East Post Acute feel like home.

Proud Recipient of the
5-Star Quality Measures Medicare Rating
We are proud to announce that we’ve been recognized by the Centers for Medicaid and Medicare Services (CMS) as a Five-Star Quality Measures Rated facility. Nursing homes are rated from 1-5 stars based on health inspections, staffing, and quality measures. According to CMS, a rating of five stars means that quality is “much above average.”

Reviews
Hear directly from our residents and their families about their care experiences by exploring our reviews. When you choose Louisville East Post Acute, you can trust that you’re receiving exceptional care from a team committed to your health, comfort, and safety.
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I had a very positive experience with the care provided at this nursing home. The staff was consistently kind, attentive, and respectful, creating a warm and supportive environment. It was clear that they genuinely care about the residents and take the time to get to know each person. The therapy team was excellent—knowledgeable, patient, and encouraging throughout the recovery process. They worked closely with me to build strength and mobility, always making sure I felt safe and comfortable during sessions. The facility itself was clean, well-maintained, and organized. The communication between staff, residents, and families was also very reassuring and helped build trust. Overall, I’m very grateful for the care and support I received here. I would confidently recommend this nursing home to anyone looking for a place that provides both quality care and compassion.
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My husband was there for eight days. It was the worst place to have to send someone you care for. The nurses staff was very uncaring and unhelpful. In those eight days, not once did he get any kind of a bath. Never had anything cold to drink, they said they didn’t have pitchers to put any ice or water in. His call button most of the time was pinned to the bed where he couldn’t reach it. The bed was broken when he first arrived. He ended up with a roommate. His wheelchair was put right by the other patients bed, he couldn’t even see his own TV. I could go on and on. Just know if you can find another place to go, please, please do. My husband ended up passing away, and I blame 95% of his passing on the lack of care he received at this facility.
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I am writing this letter with a full heart as I prepare to leave Louisville East Post Acute after three years and five months. I wanted to put into words what this place has meant to me, in hopes that it might encourage others who are considering coming here. I arrived in October of 2022 in very difficult circumstances. I had survived cancer in 2019, during which a good portion of my left thigh was removed. Although I recovered, I was left unable to stand for long without falling. I was also carrying significant weight — nearly 278 pounds — and I was deep in grief following the loss of my husband. When I first arrived, I could not get out of bed on my own and I was incontinent. I want to be honest about that because I want people to understand how far I have come. The therapy department at Louisville East is simply the best I have ever experienced, and I tried many before coming here. Diana, my physical therapist, practices what she calls “hard love.” If I said I can’t, she said yes you can — and that is exactly what I needed. She would not let me give up on myself. Tony, my occupational therapist, had me lifting weights and riding the bicycle, doing something every single day. It got my mind off my grief and my depression and made me feel alive again. I was moving, and I was living. The nursing staff, the nurses’ aides, and my doctors all treated me with great kindness and professionalism throughout my stay. After about a year I was given a private room, which became my own little sanctuary. The food was wonderful, and the dietitian Kathy worked with me personally to arrange fruits, vegetables, and a managed diet that supported my health goals. Over the course of my time here I have lost approximately 70 pounds. My blood pressure, which had been dangerously unmanaged and may have contributed to my falls, is now well controlled through proper medication and diet. I had been using a walker before coming here and was still falling regularly — but through the care I received at Louisville East, I no longer fall. My walker remains my trusted companion, but I use it now with confidence and stability. The activities program also played a healing role that I cannot overstate. Under the leadership of activity director Angela, her assistant Jackie, and the wonderful volunteers who give their time to our community, the crafts, get-togethers, and special dinners created a sense of joy and belonging that supported my recovery in ways that go beyond medicine. I am now transitioning to independent living, something I could not have imagined when I first arrived here barely able to get out of bed. The moving trucks come today. Someone comes for me tomorrow. I leave with gratitude in my heart for every person at Louisville East who showed me kindness, gave me their knowledge and skill, and helped me find my way back to myself. My deepest thanks to the entire staff. Louisville East Post Acute is a truly healing place, and I would recommend it without hesitation to anyone in need of care. With love and gratitude, Kathleen Mae Hymer (nee Embry) Pen KeeFee
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