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Westport Place Health Campus

4247 Westport Road

3.7(31 ratings)· Louisville average: 4

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Quick Facts

Total units
64
Medicare rating
5 of 5

CMS Care Compare

Ownership
For profit, Corporation
Certified beds
64
Rehab services
On-site physical, occupational, and speech therapy
Nearby medical campuses
Near Baptist Health and Norton Brownsboro facilities
Short-term stays
Respite care from a few days to weeks
Apartment furnishing
Apartments unfurnished; residents bring own furniture

What Families Think

Reviews for Westport Place are mixed, with several families reporting serious concerns about staff responsiveness, discharge coordination, and basic care needs going unmet, while other reviewers praised the physical therapy team and the compassion of specific nurses and aides. The community offers a full continuum of care on one campus, from assisted living through skilled nursing and rehab.

The Good

  • Physical therapy staff frequently praised as attentive
  • One reviewer called nursing staff kind and compassionate
  • Chef-prepared meals with dietary accommodations
  • On-site rehab covering PT, OT, and speech therapy
  • Clinical-grade alert and monitoring systems in place
  • Respite care available for short-term stays

The Bad

  • Multiple reports of slow response to call buttons, 30-45 minutes
  • Several reviewers describe understaffing affecting basic care like feeding and hygiene
  • One report of a discharge without papers or oxygen tank arranged
  • One reviewer says no supervisory follow-up after reporting care issues

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About Westport Place Health Campus

Westport Place Health Campus is a senior living community in Louisville, Kentucky operated by Trilogy Health Services. The campus offers assisted living, memory care, skilled nursing services, and independent living options to meet varying levels of care needs.

The community provides assisted living services for residents seeking help with daily activities, along with short-term rehabilitation services including physical, occupational, and speech-language pathology. Post-acute residents receive pharmacy and rehabilitative care through a partnership with Synchrony Health Services. Skilled nursing services are also available on campus.

Dining is included as part of the lifestyle experience, with chef-prepared meals accommodating various dietary needs including heart-healthy, diabetic-friendly, and texture-modified options. Residents enjoy rich lifestyle programming featuring fitness classes, arts experiences, enrichment clubs, games, live music, and themed events. The campus maintains large gathering spaces, libraries, community rooms, outdoor walking paths, activity areas, beauty and barber services, and landscaped courtyards. Most care levels include laundry and housekeeping services.

Safety features include clinical-grade alert systems and monitoring technology throughout the community. Resident committees are arranged to support community connection and outreach. The campus is located near Baptist Health and Norton Brownsboro medical facilities, as well as nearby churches including St. Albert the Great, Holy Spirit, and Broadway Baptist Church.

Most Trilogy apartments are largely unfurnished, allowing residents to bring their own furniture and belongings. The community is pet-friendly in most areas, with well-behaved pets welcome according to community guidelines. Respite care services are available for short-term stays ranging from a few days to several weeks, providing meals, activities, and personalized care for seniors and their caregivers.

Types of Care

Skilled Nursing / Long Term Care

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Reviews

3.7overall · 31 ratings combined

3.7★ on Google (31)

Catherine Young

Jul 2026

via Google

The social services was horrible. Melissa made me do HER work by doing all the appeals, ordering oxygen,ordering beds, ordering transportation. Then I overheard her complaining about all the insurance. That's her job!!! Then on discharge day not giving discharge papers or oxygen tan k s on a Friday holiday, my MOM on oxygen was sitting on curb with no place to go because of NO discharge papers!!

Vickie Topping

Mar 2026

via Google

My father is here now we are two days in and this is a nightmare first day he didn’t get breakfast I called for two hours no one ever answered I had to drive there to get him food I brought him clothes that morning because the lay eggs on the day before while he was still at the hospital told me he would not be moved until the next day which they lied as soon as they got approval they moved him that night did not notify me they were moving him so I get in there to get him breakfast. Nobody answers the phone for two hours. I get every excuse that’s why that happened. I was gonna get him dressed. They asked me not to. They said oh T would like to come down and get him dressed and evaluate him. I waited 45 minutes. I didn’t tell them I had a doctors appointment to get to no one ever came so I got him dressed. He was sitting in shit. I asked him if he knew that and he said the guy just checked him before I got there told him that he was clean. He didn’t need to be changed so of course I had to take him to the bathroom and get him cleaned up. I get them all together and I leave. I’ll come back after my doctors appointment. He’s sitting in the chair, head down, drooling all over himself. I asked if he had had his medication and let me tell you at 10:30 in the morning, he was just getting his morning meds and he’s got Parkinson’s if he doesn’t get his meds on time this is what happens to drooling. I couldn’t get an answer so I get them in the recliner chair so he doesn’t fall out the floor get him situated. I leave again. He calls me at 7:30. He tells me he’s hungry. He hasn’t gotten dinner so here we go again facility for an hour and a half. Finally, some kid answers tells me he doesn’t know why he didn’t get a dinner tray, but he could offer him a sandwich. My dad is on a chopped up diet because he will choke. I’m like he cannot eat a sandwich so again I have to get in my car for the third time today. Drive up there and take him some food. I told them multiple times he has to have assistance eating so I had to stay there and make sure he ate. He was crooked in the bed. He said look how they threw me in the bed or his exact words so I got him straightened up I leave after talking to staff and Voice and how angry I am about this and I told him I’d be better off taking him home. I could save a whole lot of gas and trouble coming up here and I can do better than this at home by myself so here we are day two I call him first thing this morning. He hasn’t had breakfast at 8 o’clock I’m gonna have to again go up there. The lady across the hall has screamed all night long when I called my dad. I couldn’t even have a phone conversation with them because for 24 minutes all I can do is listen to this scream like something was wrong like a psych nobody ever responded to her. My dad‘s been up all night long listening to that this is not a unit so I am waiting for administration in the DON and we’re gonna have a powwow and I will call State. I will call OYG. I will call Medicare Medicaid. Everybody I can. None of this is acceptable.

Elizabeth

Nov 2025

via Google

I was there for approximately two weeks. My experience with the physical therapy department was wonderful. So helpful and really cared. I wish I could say the same about the rest of my stay. The room was drab, the toilet never worked (People were constantly having to come in and work on it and never did get it properly working), quite a few of the aides were disinterested, Especially when it came to helping me into the restroom and in getting someone to bring me my pain medications. The food was average but sometimes I got the wrong things. I would hesitate to recommend this facility except for their physical therapy department.

Nikki Hatcher

Apr 2025

via Google

My mother is doing rehab here after foot surgery. I love this place for her! The nurses and assistants are kind and compassionate, the food is amazing and her care makes us feel good about leaving her at the end of the day. DONT HESITATE HERE!!

John Moore

Dec 2022

via Google

My mother was there for several days following a hospitalization. She routinely waited 30-45 minutes for someone to respond when she pressed her call button. On one occasion she needed help getting to the bathroom. 35 minutes after pressing her call button someone showed up, said she was not trained to assist her, and told her to just “go in the bed” and they would “clean it up later.” She later had to return to the hospital after a fall. No one ever called me or my father to check on her. After I reported these issues to a member of the sales team, no one in a supervisory role ever reached out to follow up. Based on our experience, I do not recommend this facility for rehab.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What types of care does Westport Place Health Campus offer?

Westport Place Health Campus offers Skilled Nursing / Long Term Care.

Where is Westport Place Health Campus located?

Westport Place Health Campus is located at 4247 Westport Road in Louisville, Kentucky.

What do families say about Westport Place Health Campus?

Reviews for Westport Place are mixed, with several families reporting serious concerns about staff responsiveness, discharge coordination, and basic care needs going unmet, while other reviewers praised the physical therapy team and the compassion of specific nurses and aides. The community offers a full continuum of care on one campus, from assisted living through skilled nursing and rehab.

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