Assisted Living Communities in Carmel, IN

"We chose Rittenhouse for my brother. We liked that it was all inclusive and seemed like a very good place. They have two dining rooms, with one more formal with table cloths. If you are in the memory care unit where my brother lives, the dining room is more streamlined and doesn't have tablecloths, but it’s nice and comfortable. They have a variety of rooms that seem to be nicely kept. They have different activities like exercises in the morning, bingo, and checkers. They serve popcorn in the afternoon and snacks, as well. The staff is very helpful and easy to work with. "

"My second favorite was called the Bickford of Carmel. It was very warm and friendly. It had a lot of activities. The food looked really good. It was very decorated. And the people looked happy. They were playing bingo or something. So it looked like a nice place, but it was more isolated. And I didn't think my sister would fit in there. In the unit that they have, you could put it in a little refrigerator in the room. They have a little kitchenette and maybe you could have like a K-Cup coffee maker or something like that. Nevertheless, the staff who toured me around was fabulous. The menus looked good, too."

"My dad moved into Traditions at North Willow. They're professional and accommodating. They have physical training rooms for whether you have patients, or you're with an actual physical therapist, or like on their own. They do food, they wash your laundry, they have access to cable in your room, WiFi, and this is kind of standard. He's in memory care so it's a little bit more limited. He said the food is good, sometimes he's getting enough, and sometimes he's not getting enough. He's also a young/pretty young patient to have in memory care. When he's stressed out, he's more active, and probably more active than they anticipate their patients to be, and I think he burns out a little bit more."

"We've decided to leave my dad at the Sanders Glen Assisted Living. The best thing about the place is the care that the people get. The staff is friendly and very kind and loving. He has been there for like six years. The staff is very caring, and professional, and they're on top of things. The food is not well-prepared, there's not a lot of variety, and not as fresh as I would like to see. I would suggest they add more fresh items and more variety, less gravy. They have activities like games and they bring in concerts. They have a gym and a salon, and they have a small courtyard."

"The people at Traditions at Solana are very kind and very nice. The place is clean, neat, caring, and it's got a lovely lake view and that sort of thing. They're going to remodel., but they just haven't gotten the things in yet. The food was also good. Then they have social activities, movies, games, parties, and all that sort of thing."

"Meadow Brook was very nice but didn't have the right feel to it. If you do their independent living, they don't have a doctor or nurse on staff that you can call. The apartments are very nice and large. I talked with a gentleman there and who was very nice and did a good job showing me all around. They have a group that plays cards, and every Friday night, a band comes as entertainment. They have a beauty salon, movie theater, and a lot of things to do. The dining area was very nice. It opens right up to the lobby area. It was a very nice place, but it wasn't comfortable to me. "

"The rooms are well designed for walkers and wheelchairs. Safety help pull-strings, emergency bracelets, smoke detectors and sprinklers are comforting. Nursing staff, specialists, speech therapist & physical therapists are amazing. Likewise, the housekeeping, laundry and cafeteria staff are very compassionate and caring to the residents. Group exercises, trivia, yoga, and many other mentally and physical stimulating activities are for the choosing. Also stimulating are the shuttle transports to many local events, restaurants and festivities. "

"We were looking for a place that would care for my mom the way we would, and we found that place at A Family For Mom. The Metzler family puts the residents that are in their care first. In all aspects of the day; from grooming, to feeding, to engaging in activities, to constant communication with the resident’s loved ones, there are so many reasons to feel at ease! I love the personal updates, photos, and videos offered throughout the day, and I feel like the Metzler family have become an extended part of our family now! Best of all, I am assured that my mother is receiving the attention she needs and deserves. With around the clock care,, the Metzler’s are always there to support my mother with kindness and dignity. We have noticed positive improvements in her quality of life since mom has become a part of .this special place, A Family For Mom."

"Zionsville was very nice. The only problem was the distance; I would have to change my doctors and veterinarians. It was very similar to the place I would be going to, but I did not think the food was as good. They had bingo, a theater, a hair salon, and a library. "

Our company provides personal care for the Elderly, helping them to feel comfortable and content as they adjust to their new circumstances and changes in health. We understand that each client has different needs so we pry ourselves to catering to each Clients need. We provide all their meals, supplies, personal hygiene care, and caregivers for their personal needs. A Rn in the week to monitor their health. Activities and exercises to help them be active and engaged. Transportation to appointments is also available. We provide a safe and calming environment where they can feel at peace. A home away from home, a family away from family.To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: Indiana Department of Public Health - Health Care Providers Consumer Reports

"My mother chose Hamilton Trace. She used it because there are washers and dryers in the room, and that’s the only reason. She is 94, and I think she does a tiny little bit of washing everyday and I don’t know what she washes. I didn’t dislike it, but I didn’t see a lot of residents wheeling about like the other places. I think most of their activities were on the second floor, so we didn’t see a lot of people because they are on the second floor than on the first floor like the places, so it’s hard to judge, but the rooms were nice, and they had plenty of activities. We saw people going out to activities, but the reason my mother selected it is because of the washer and dryer and the cost was right. It was newer than the other two, and I don’t think it had as much homey feeling as the other two, but then that was me. "

"The nurses and CNAs are very caring and always helpful. The nurse calls me when there are any issues or things I need to be made aware of. The receptionist, Tonya, is the BEST!! The office staff has always been available to answer questions and address concerns. My moms room is big enough for her things. "

"My mother has been at IV for a little over a year. To use my sister’s phrase- mom was a hot mess when she got there! Her medical conditions have stabilized, she has needed help at her finger tips and she loves talking to the residents and staff alike. This has been a great choice for my mom. She is thriving there!"

"My dad recently moved to Fort Harrison Assited Living. What I have noticed since my dad moved in, the staff is very caring, the food is phenomenal, and you can see in the staff work how much they care about the residents. The management team is compassionate, caring and you can also notice they love what they do as well. Every time my family and I come to visit the ED door is always open and she make sure we feel welcome. Julie the BOM we love her, she is always helpful and don't mind going that extra mile to help anyone. I appreciate and glad I made the right decision to move my loved one to FH."