Assisted Living Communities in Crawfordsville, IN

"We looked into Wellbrooke of Crawfordsville, and they would not take my mom because it's an unlocked community. It was classy, and there's even a bar. There were two dining rooms, but one of the things that discouraged me about that is who decides who goes to which dining room. They said the residents do, and it turns out they form cliques. They have a bus that takes them shopping and to places. "

"My mother chose Crown Pointe because it had a very good reputation, she knew people that lived there, and it’s very homey. The staff is warm, welcoming, and dedicated. The layout has a cosy feeling, the food is tremendous, and they have a lot of activities, but my mom is not involved in that yet. They have exercise groups, go out on outings, and are doing a lot of holiday stuff. My mother loves Crown Pointe. "

"The physical therapy was great at Homewood Health Campus. They worked really hard with Mom, and she was back home within a month. The food was OK. They have activities and had a big holiday party when she was there. "

"This is a great place to live! The staff is so very caring! They know everyone’s names, meal preferences and their cater to your needs! It is clean. Lots of activities too. Food is fine."

"I have decided to move into Glasswater Creek of Lafayette. I chose them because of their location, their amenities, and their staff. The staff was very helpful and very friendly, and all of the residents were smiling. They have studios and 1-bedroom apartments, and they're just lovely. It's a very tasteful and elegantly decorated facility. When I walked in, it reminded me of a hotel. It's very nice. They have a nicely appointed exercise room. They have a large game room, a large computer room, a library, and a lounge for watching movies and TV."

"I have friends who live there and love it. They always post pictures of fun events they are having. They always talk about how nice the staff is. I know that when I’m ready to downsize, that is where I am going."

"It's beautiful over there at Autumn Trace of Attica. My sister loves it. It's brand new, and it's very clean. They keep it immaculate, and the women all seem like they're so happy. Each of them has a studio apartment in there. My sister has a studio apartment and it's beautiful. It's just like living in an apartment building instead of being a nursing home. I had thought about selling my home and going over there, but it's a little more expensive. They have a game room where they go in and work on puzzles and do different things. They have a beautiful lot outside that they can go out and sit. They have several areas like screened-in porches, that when it's nice, they could go out and sit in there with their families. I've never seen something like that before, it's just beautiful. All the staff seemed nice. When you walk in, they greet you. If you go into a nursing home, you have to sign in, but this is just like they have their own apartments. You could just go in any time, you don't have to sign in, and you could go to their door and knock. They're allowed to come out and take you into a different room if you want or into their apartment. It's just like an apartment house. So, the people that are in there feel more comfortable. It's not like they're in a nursing facility. The staff is all young and very concerned. They have bingo, they have live entertainment coming in, and they have church services. They have puzzles, and you could go in and work puzzles all day if you want. They have a TV. Each one is allowed to have their own TV of course, but then they have a big TV out in the foyer for everyone. They are allowed to go into the dining room to socialize with each other, and that's nice."

"I had a friend that was there at The Springs at Lafayette. He had a stroke, and he was there for a short period of time. I know that his wife was there also at the same time because she didn't wanna be alone, so they made accommodations for her. I'm sure she had to pay for that. I think she had a separate room, and it was kind of a temporary thing. His room was very, very roomy, very bright, and very modern. The facility was very new. There's exercise, the dining facility was good and very open, and I think they got a library. The staff was very helpful and very accommodating. I visited about a year ago before Covid."

"Wesley Manor is a wonderful environment. The staff are always friendly to visitors and very helpful, and they maintain professionalism at all times. I have visited Wesley Manor and the surrounding homes on several occasions to visit church members there, and they seem to have an excellent experience with the Manor and its staff. Wesley Manor has a swimming pool, bowling alley, and beauty salon, among other amenities, available to Manor residents and to their guests. The Manor also strives to invite community members into its facilities through events like the annual Apple Festival. I have very much enjoyed my visits there, and visits are a great opportunity for both residents and nonresidents to interact with people whom they would seldom see otherwise.The retirement community surrounding Wesley Manor is replete with beautiful, well-maintained homes. Residents in the community enjoy independent living, with the security of the assistance the Manor provides them. Walking the tree-lined streets of the community is always a pleasure, particularly during the Christmas season when many of the trees are lit up for the holidays. In short, both Wesley Manor and the surrounding community are excellent facilities for residents who need the assurance of a full-time medical and maintenance staff but do not desire to be secluded from the rest of the community. "

"Ivy Trace Greencastle was the one that you would go down to go to a parking lot. It wasn't as clean, but it had more room. They had a bedroom area, a sitting area, and a kitchenette. It has basically two rooms, and I liked the two-room idea, but the quality wasn't there. I didn't think there was quite enough staff at hand. For my sister, she needed medications given to her four times a day. They usually had one person on staff at night, and I didn't feel that it was enough to accommodate the things that my sister needed. She was a little more handicapped, and I felt that wasn't quite for her. If you were not handicapped or anything, I thought, they were probably a good place because it was spacious. The dining area was nice. They had nice round, wood tables, and I thought at that time, there were only 13 residents there. I didn't see a lot of people or anything, but they kept their grounds nice, and it was a whole lot cheaper. It was probably about $900 cheaper than where my sister was right now. The lady there that helped us was very nice. We really considered it, until I realized that I didn't think there was enough staff to accommodate the different needs of my sister. "

"Mom is at Mill Pond Health Campus. The facility is not as updated. They got a lot of the darker colors, but it's clean. It's just not real bright. Mom felt the staff were friendlier and more down-home folks. I know they must be going through some kind of change right now, because they seem to be a little bit short-staffed, especially on the weekends, but that's probably everywhere. Mom loves their food. They have a lot of activities, such as bingo, cooking classes, and puzzles. They do funny things like tomahawk throwing. When I saw that, I was like, "What are we doing here?" but it's kind of like one of those velcro dartboards, only they're shaped like tomahawks, and they throw them. So, it's kind of cool. They have movies, too. So, the activities are really good. They are a little less expensive than the other ones, but it's a good deal. Compared to the price at several different facilities, hers is less than $5,000. That also depends on what they have to do. She feels more comfortable with the friendliness, and even the residents seem to be happy. They play cards and everybody talks to everybody. It's more like a neighborhood."

Located among beautiful parklands near the Wabash River in West Lafayette, IN, Cumberland Pointe is located amidst quiet, serene landscapes, while providing plenty of opportunities to explore the surrounding communities of Lafayette and Indianapolis. Residents can visit one of Lafayette’s farmer’s markets, catch a game at Purdue University, or participate in the annual Dancing & Cruising in the Streets Festival and other local events. For those who stay on campus, our Life Enrichment Team ensures that there are a variety of fun and exciting ways for residents to stay active and engaged, every day. We know that selecting the right healthcare option to meet your individual needs is important. That’s why with Cumberland Pointe Health Campus you’ll find a complete continuum of care and services so you can select the level of care that most closely matches your needs and preferences. Care and support services are carefully coordinated from level to level, setting to setting, as care needs increase or decrease. From adult health and assisted living services in our elegant residential facility to long-term care and 24-hour nursing care in our state-of-the-art health center, our staff of committed professionals provides compassionate care with attention to every detail. Whether for a few days, a few weeks or for as long as you need us…It’s comforting to know that there is a source in West Lafayette you can turn to for help and guidance. Personal Choices for Convenience, Privacy and Comfort: Private and semi-private suites with full bathrooms and walk-in showers 24-hour emergency call response system Assistance with the activities of daily living (dressing, grooming, etc.) Housekeeping and laundry services Medication administration/reminders Reminders for meals and activities A variety of social and recreational programs Quality skilled nursing and therapy services available on campus Easy access to dining, living and entertainment areas Local restaurant cuisine featured monthly during Taste of the Town events Restaurant-style dining with chef-prepared meals and a variety of alternate food selections Mobility assistance as needed Much more! Thank you for your interest at Cumberland Pointe Health Campus. Please give us a call to schedule a free tour.To learn more about this provider’s license and review other available state reports, please visit: Indiana Department of Public Health - Health Care Providers Consumer Reports

"Horrible experience this time on the rehab wing,they let my pain meds run out,told staff my bladder n left kidney were really hurting(I've had kidney failure twice,I suffer from chronic kidney disease)requested an ambulance they denied me told me to calm down there was nothing wrong they done blood work and a urine test came back positive for a urinary tract infection n bladder infection,my husband had to empty my trash strip my bed n put clean sheets on it for me,had a male aide that was drunk and he touched me inappropriately one nite this place needs shut down Pray I NEVER have to come back here"

"I toured Glasswater Creek of Whitestown. I like the location and several other factors as well. There's a room that is set up for a wheelchair. The cabinets and closet rail are lower, and everything accommodates that. I like the services that they offer and provide. The staff, I've had nothing but help and positive feedback. They've gone out today and called every week to check on me. I've looked at the menu several times, and they're accommodating if you have a special diet, and I like that. The other thing is I could have a tray delivered to me in the morning because it's very difficult to move in the morning. They're willing to do a lot of those things."