Nazareth Home is a great place to continue the journey we call life. An integral part of our person-centered approach to care is our diverse activities program for elders and their families. We combine pastoral care and activities to enhance elder’s spiritual and emotional fulfillment.
Our programs are designed to enrich the body, mind, and spirit. With opportunities for group outings to many local sites, such as Slugger Field and Churchill Downs, our residents have lots of fun. We also partner with The Kentucky Center for the Arts, participating in their Arts in Healing Program, bringing talented and unique artists to our home. The Louisville Free Public Library provides elders with large print or audio books, and we offer iPads for our residents use. These are just a few of the activities we provide to meet our elders’ diverse hobbies and interest.
As we reflect on the past year, we also look ahead with hope and expectations to what is possible. We appreciate that we are here in this place because of the commitment, dedication, and planning of many leaders who are passionate about care for the aged. We are challenged and inspired by the life of Mother Catherine Spalding, who responded to the needs of the community with love and courage. Nazareth Home continues in that same spirit.
Finding Hope and Healing: Tom Osbourn’s Path at Nazareth Home When Tom Osbourn collapsed in his Germantown home in September 2023, his blood sugar had spiked to an almost unimaginable level, 2,000 mg/dL. Alone and unconscious on the kitchen floor, Osbourn slipped into a two-week coma. Doctors put him on a ventilator and his family prepared for the
From Recovery to Renewal — Susie Schuster’s Journey at Nazareth Home LOUISVILLE, Ky. — When Susie Schuster arrived at Nazareth
Grateful Beyond Words: A Family’s Experience at Nazareth Home  “My mother Mildred, 88, underwent a hip replacement and was allocated
As we reflect on the past year, we also look ahead with hope and expectations to what is possible. We appreciate that we are here in this place because of the commitment, dedication, and planning of many leaders who are passionate about care for the aged. We are challenged and inspired by the life of Mother Catherine Spalding, who responded to the needs of the community with love and courage. Nazareth Home continues in that same spirit.
Finding Hope and Healing: Tom Osbourn’s Path at Nazareth Home When Tom Osbourn collapsed in his Germantown home in September
From Recovery to Renewal — Susie Schuster’s Journey at Nazareth Home LOUISVILLE, Ky. — When Susie Schuster arrived at Nazareth
Grateful Beyond Words: A Family’s Experience at Nazareth Home  “My mother Mildred, 88, underwent a hip replacement and was allocated
Nazareth Home celÂeÂbrates National Skilled Nursing Care Week “We’re like family here” — our team members share what makes Nazareth
