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Neighborcare at Chapel Hill
230 Welcome Way Blvd., Indianapolis, IN 46214
(800) 558-0653
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Reviews of Neighborcare at Chapel Hill in Indianapolis, Indiana
4.12
(62 reviews)
Facility
4.1
Staff
4.4
Food
3.7
Activities
3.1
Value
4.3
Margie
5
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March 18, 2024
My brother moved into NeighborCare of Chapel Hill last week. The facility is nice. It looks safe and quiet, and it's clean. The staff was very kind to him. I didn't talk to the staff much. I did talk to them once, so they're very helpful. His room was very clean, and they gave him a little welcome gift. So it was nice. The courtyard was clean and taken care of. The leaves were cut.
Mary
4
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January 25, 2024
I have moved into Neighborcare at Chapel Hill. Everybody is very friendly. I like having a balcony so I can stay outside or step out in the air if I want to. There are lots of storage space. I know there are lots of activities. They also have a bus that takes you everywhere. There are lots of different places and restaurants and stuff like that. They got exercise, card games and all kinds of stuff. They don't have food here. Courtney was the leasing agent and Luanne was the activities director in this building. Each building has its own activity director. The maintenance crew is great. I don't like the tiny elevators. Anything that comes in has to go up and down stairs, so if you're moving in on the second or third floor, you have to pay extra to have your furniture moved up those stairs. I'm very happy with the place.
Cheryl
4
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January 11, 2024
I liked the Neighborcare at Chapel Hill because it's a senior community that has a small library, a barber shop, a beauty shop, and things they can walk to within that building. What I didn't like is they didn't have too many first-floor apartments for accessibility, and the elevators were broken that day, so my mother-in-law would have had to have the first floor, but for people with a disability, that could be a challenge if elevators are broken. So, that was my main concern, was just making sure she had a first floor and we were going to go on the waiting list as far as that. It was a little older place. I liked that they had the library and the barbershop, and they had an occupational person there in the building, which was nice. Then they had activities for the seniors. I saw seniors walking around and they told me that they played cards if they wanted to or sometimes they would deliver food together, or they would have a bingo night or just different things for the seniors that live there. Another thing that I didn't like was there were regular apartments outside of those two buildings that my mother-in-law couldn't get in. I didn't feel like it was safe for her because of the outer apartment. It wasn't a gated community and so I was kind of concerned about safety. For being a senior, that kind of was bothersome and being in Indianapolis, it's kind of not the same. It seemed clean.
Sharon
3
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December 19, 2023
I didn't care for the location of Neighborcare at Chapel Hill. You would have to have a vehicle if you wanted to go out and do anything. They offered meals. They were just enclosed inside the building, but they did have a courtyard. They weren't all that close to anything, and I wasn't too impressed with the staff. They just weren't as friendly as the ones in the other places I toured. They were knowledgeable but I didn't feel the good vibe. They had a small gym. The place needed some upkeep, but the facility itself was clean. The bedroom size was average. You could get a bed and a dresser, and they had pretty decent closets. The only restaurants around there would be Burger King and Subway, and there was a Speedway convenience store and a Dollar store nearby.
Joyce
5
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November 10, 2023
I liked the cleanliness and the friendliness of Neighborcare at Chapel Hill. The whole thing was just nice. I enjoyed the whole visit and I was impressed with the apartments. I've seen an exercise class that they were doing. I saw all their gym facilities and their rehabilitation facilities. They have a beauty shop and a ballroom. They have a lot of things. The lady who gave the tour was very nice and understanding.
Barbara
5
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November 8, 2023
The kindness I got from NeighborCare of Chapel Hill was wonderful. Receiving me there was wonderful. The main thing that brought me there was that it was cheaper. It's in my budget. I saw a very nice room. I was very impressed by it. They had a nice cafeteria area. It was very clean. The tour was wonderful. The building I was in was also wonderful. The outside could have used a little more care.
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Independent Living
Independent Living is for those who desire the feel of a private residence with the amenities and activities available in a planned community, such as fitness classes, game nights, and group excursions. Services such as cleaning and groundskeeping are often available.
$719
Starting Price
Services and Amenities of Neighborcare at Chapel Hill in Indianapolis, Indiana
Costs
- Rent Plus Care Fees
Room and housing options
- 1-bedroom apartments
- 2-bedroom apartments
- Studio Apartments
Features
- Resident Transportation
- Garden And Patio
About Neighborcare at Chapel Hill in Indianapolis, Indiana
- All apartments have full kitchens.
- Meals will be available for purchase (pay as you go) in our dining room, served from a menu restaurant style.
- Rent includes all utilities including internet*, phone and cable TV included. (*limited areas of access in the community).
- We offer a gym, pool, ballroom, library, chapel, beauty salon.
- Physical therapy gym onsite with contract professionals.
We have a Health & Fitness Director to encourage a healthy lifestyle as well as organize fun classes and seminars.
Our Life Enrichment Director will coordinate entertainment programs, activities and outings for the community population.
Coming soon: Wellness clinic & contract in home care.
24 hour Security & Maintenance is included.
As a member of the NeighborCare family, NeighborCare of Chapel Hill residents will enjoy a vibrant, high-quality, person-focused environment to age in place.
We are a private pay community geared toward affordable living and a neighborhood atmosphere. Now accepting Sec. 8 vouchers.
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