The Best Assisted Living Communities in Hamilton County, IN

"My mom moved into Majestic Care of Carmel. The facility is clean. The rooms were very spacious. My mom has a roommate. She had everything that she would need. They have activities like bingo and arts and crafts. They have an activities director. She comes out and does different things with them. They have a chapel."

"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."

"Traditions at Solana is affordable and a very nice facility with good, caring people. The thing that stands out most to me is the personalization. The food is just OK. "

"I found the Rittenhouse Village at Northside for my grandmother. They take Medicaid. There weren't a lot of activities going on that I could see. I liked the location best. The thing I like least is that because it was the last room available, they were more concerned about whoever filled the spot, as opposed to whoever put a deposit down. We put a deposit down. They said that if somebody was willing to pay in full, they would be disregarding our deposit and going with whoever was paying in full. The consultant we spoke with was a five. The executive director is probably a two. Most of them are very friendly and willing to help. It's small; there's not a lot of places for them to go in the facility. They have a few rooms, and it seems pretty small and compact. They have a salon. There was very small outdoor space, a very small activity area (like the activity room), a living room, and a library. It seemed to be very clean. It was near her house."

"Copper Trace was probably the best, cleanest and most well-decorated facility that I've toured. It had the most options. The staff knew that I was arriving and answered all my questions. It was an overall great experience."

"The experience at Sanders Glen is very good so far. The rooms are fine, but the decorations could be updated. The two-bedroom is spacious enough for one person, but the one-bedroom is a little snug. The food is OK. The price is very good. The location is great. They have a lot of good enough activities. Security seems adequate. "

"Hamilton Trace is very welcoming. It's very nice, neat, and clean. The room is very nice and adequate. The kitchen is very nice. I like some of the features they had like the pull-open drawers. It was a pantry, but the shelves could be pulled out rather than squatting down to dig. I think that's an important feature. The staff was all very helpful, knowledgeable, and very pleasant."

"I already signed up with Traditions at North Willow. I liked the fact that I could have my own separate apartment. They're called villas. It's a two-bedroom with attached garage, and I liked having the attached garage. The community relations director was excellent. The apartment I'm moving into is brand new. Nobody's lived in it. It has two bathrooms, a fairly large modern kitchen, and washer and dryer. It's a very nice place. Their dining room isn't open yet from COVID. I looked at their brochure, and the food sounds pretty good. With your rent, you get 30 meals a month and breakfast any time of the day. 30 meals a month means you can have one a day or if you're eating somewhere else, you could have two in one day or whatever, so it's pretty flexible. They have a lot of things going on, and the people in the apartments are pretty friendly. They have an onsite activities director, who coordinates a variety of activities and many outings based on their residents' interests including musical entertainment, special holiday celebration, and summer cookouts. They have an exercise program every morning at 10:00. They do exercise in the main building, arts and crafts, bingo, Bridge games, cooking, daily happy hour, outings to local restaurants, and holiday shopping. They have a lot of things that you can do. I basically just saw the unit I'm going to move into and the model unit. It's very clean. I didn't really tour the main building where they have memory care and assisted living. This place is new. It's only four years old."

"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!"

"I would like to start by saying harbour manor is a great place for your loved one. The rooms are wonderful. The rehab wing has single rooms with tvs microwave and refrigerator. They also have two dining rooms and an activities room. The staff is wonderful. They are always willing to help where and when they can. From the front desk to the social workers to the business manager to the staff in the kitchen and the cna and nurses. Everyone there is accommidating and caring. I feel very blessed to have my loved one there."

"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. "

"I liked the staff and the facilities at American Village. The location was not the best. I think that was one of the deciding factors. It's near the inner city of Indianapolis, and we would rather have something up further north. They have a salon, a gym, and a library. It looks out over a lake. It had a very nice view. The place was very clean."

"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."

"The memory care rooms are small but clean. Designed to be small so the residents will spend more time in the community area and outside in the secure courtyard. The staff is very caring, working with the residents in groups and individually. They assist each resident based on their specific needs. There are many activities for the residents including crafts, exercises, games, and music performed by singers and musicians. An onsite beauty salon is very convenient. Food is served in the memory care dining area with residents sitting with their friends or by themselves if preferred. The menu has multiple choices for each meal. On-site physical, occupational, and speech therapy is available from a third party. There is also a physicians assistant available for appointments on a weekly basis. Overall the memory care at Independence Village at Fishers East is one of the best in the area. I would highly recommend it when considering memory care for a loved one."