Assisted Living Communities in Granger, IN

"My uncle is now at Harmony at Elkhart. I like it because it's newer, and everything is centrally located for him. The nurse's station is right outside his room, and the dining hall is just around the corner. Everything is new for him, and it makes it nice that everything is convenient. The staff is amazing. They keep in contact with me. They let me know what's going on. They let me know what the plan is for the future. They're amazing people. It's very clean and very nice. Everybody's friendly. I have not yet seen any activities because my uncle has just been there for a week or so. They have things that he can be involved with even though he's not interested right now, but I think with time he will be. They're very welcoming."

"We could not ask for a better community for our mom. Kelsey and the staff at Forest Glen go above and beyond every day to make sure all the residents are cared for and cared about. If you are looking for a place for your loved one we highly recommend Forest Glen!"

Lilac Manor is family owned assisted living care home with 6 residents. Lilac Manor is located in a beautiful quiet neighborhood. We aim to provide the highest quality of care to all residents at all times by making them feel safe, secure and cared for by our team comprising of an experienced caregivers. We recognize and uphold the resident's bill of rights. We respect the dignity and unique worth of each resident. We maintain and promote quality of life by ensuring that opportunities are available, accessible and developed in order that every individual resident is assisted and motivated for growth in all dimensions of life being physical, psychological, and social.To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: Michigan Department of Licensing and Regulatory Affairs Adult Foster Care Search

"My uncle is comfortable at Kelly's Hillside Manor. He likes the other people who live there. He likes the guy who owns the place who also takes him to all his doctors' appointments. My uncle shares a room with a fella and they get along really well. The owner's wife is from the Philippines and she does all the cooking, so she cooks Filipino food and my uncle really likes it. The owner takes them out for a pizza once every two weeks and asks them if they want to go to a movie and if they do, he takes them. Don, the owner, is a really great guy who cares a lot about the people. He always talks to them and listens to what they have to say."

"My parents are in Settlers Place. The services and the environment at Settlers Place offered were excellent. The staff was very polite, good, friendly, and caring. The dining room has chandeliers in it and fancy place settings. The room is very convenient. "

"I have a sister-in-law living in The Village and it is a highly advertised and well-known facility in the community. The facility is very upscale and beautiful. The staff is very nice. My sister-in-law's apartment is very nice. She has bell access for help, but does not require assisted living at this point. But if she needs that, she can stay in the community and have it. She is happy to have a nice place to be without having to upkeep a house. "

"Cedarhurst, formerly Waterford, is by far the best independent and assisted living community. We moved my Mom and Stepfather in just before the COVID pandemic hit full force. So glad we did! Their apartment is wonderful with a small kitchenette, two bedrooms, two baths, and no kidding closet space! Unheard of in this arena. Tons of options and flexibility with eating meals. The nursing staff and other support staff genuinely care, and will communicate with the family on any and all matters. I looked at many, many places and none of them touched what Cedarhurst offers! "

"Rooms look great. The staff is friendly and welcoming. Have a cute coffee bar in lobby area."

"I have made so many friends since moving here. I love to do all of the activities. My favorite game is bingo. I like to do the shopping outings and when we could go out to lunch. I love that we have had to reteach ourselves games that we forgot how to play. March and April we could only do socially distant bingo and then the activites lady was off for a bit so we forgot how to play farkle!"

"We looked at Silver Birch of Mishawaka. It's close. They have activities where they can go outside. It's a nice area. And I think Wednesdays and Fridays they have things where they can leave the facility, and you can go to the store or something. The staff seemed to be respectful, and the people that were there seemed to be happy. The place was clean. All the people seemed to be well taken care of."

"My dad was a resident of Wellbrooke of South Bend. They did their best with him, but he wasn't happy there. Other patients came into his room, used his bathroom, and slept in his bed. He's about six feet one inch, and the bed barely fits him. It was just like a dorm room. And where he's at now, we had his bed from home, and he could have his furniture. So, that was a drawback. He was just in a unit. It's separate from the other areas. It was just like an open concept, and they had activities. It was mostly women, and my dad isn't into doing arts and crafts and activities like that. The facility was clean and very nice, and they had a happy hour on Friday. The workers were good, but they were understaffed. They had one guy there who worked so hard, and my husband sometimes would have to shower my dad because he wouldn't get a shower for a week. Once a month, they had a Sunday brunch, which was nice."

"I went to Holy Cross Village at Notre Dame. They're excellent, but they're a little pricey. I have a feeling that the occupants are more educated than we are, as a lot of them are professors from Notre Dame who went over there and are retired. So, I don't know if we would fit in. It was extra clean. There were a lot of activities, and it looked like the food menu was very good. The rooms were very good, but they were very pricey. The one that we looked at, you pay a monthly rent, but you have to buy your unit. It was only a two-bedroom. It was the nicest one we had seen. Even though it's probably 20 years old, it's very, very kept up. They had a library and a gym. They had two dining areas: One for breakfast and lunch, and then their main dining area, which was upscale, just like an expensive restaurant. The staff that we met answered all of my questions. She was very open. They looked very well-qualified. They were very good. I like everything about it except it's very expensive."

"This is an excellent nursing home, I have worked here as a volunteer and planning to get an actually paid job. So it highly recommend it. "

"I went to Hellenic Senior Living of Mishawaka. It was very nice, very clean. They had a lot of activities. It had a bedroom, a little living room, and a little kitchenette. They had a nice cafeteria downstairs. The staff were all very friendly, very helpful. The building is very nice. When we went in, of course it was empty, and it was clean. So, it was a nice size. The dining area was very nice. The courtyard was nice, and very private. It wasn't just sitting on tables. It had a round table with the top cover on and garden areas and just it was very, very pretty."