The Best Assisted Living Communities in Johnson County, IN

"Country Charm is great with their families and residents. Will to help and support. I have three family members here and hands down does a good job and appreciate each caregiver. Thank you"

"Magnolia Springs SouthPointe was my top pick. However, it wouldn't work for my sister because of its openness, and she needs to be restricted. I like the openness of it and there is a lot of light as you walk in. The cafeteria has light. I would go there, I probably couldn't afford it, but I would go there myself. My sister is college-educated, and she was finding a hard time with conversations with different people where she is now, and so she would like to be challenged conversationally, and that might be available there more because of this mix of people. Cody, who gave me the tour, took his time and was very knowledgeable. He said hello to people by name and that impressed me. He is just the marketing guy, but he knew the people and that was very good. They have a chef and I looked at the menus and those are very impressive. I think my sister would be more interested in what I saw there than other institutions that I've seen. The facility is only six years old, so it has that clean feel and there are no smells like you would get in some of the more hospital-like facilities. After looking at eight of them either virtually or in person, it seemed like it had everything that all the other ones have including the salon. They have a little gift shop or a little mini-store, and not all of them have that, and so that was nice. Almost all of them had a TV room, but theirs was more comfortable and more theater-like."

"I toured Rosegate Commons, and they were very nice. I got to meet with some of the residents, and we had lunch with a couple of them and just got a little feel for the place, and it was very homey. If I go into independent living and need help later on, then I'm already there, so it makes it easier for my family, too. The staff was very friendly and helpful. The food was very good, and I was very impressed with the facility."

"I was very impressed with the entire facility of The Wellington at Southport and the lady I talked to. If I had my choice right now, it would be them. I think this is a place that my friend could adjust to. The staff was very friendly and very nice. I liked the structure of the building. I think it's going to be something that she would do well in. It was very clean and it smelled very clean. It's not a brand-new facility, but it's very well-kept. The rooms are more than comfortable as far as the size, and the closet space and the other little storage are good."

"Altenheim Senior Living is a wonderful place. The staff is very attentive. Mom gets good food and good care. She has a nice studio and it's clean. The memory care facility where she's at is very secure."

"I'm currently living at Worthington Place in Camby, and it's great. It's very clean, and I'm quite content with the size of my room. The staff members are very nice people to deal with, and they take care of the problem. The food is very good, too. For activities, they have exercises, play bingo, and do a word search."

"My dad will move into Meadow Lakes, and I like that assisted living is separate from full-time living. It's very clean and roomy. He can go in and out as he pleases and walk the grounds. The staff was very friendly and helpful. There was a barber salon there and a doctor who came in. They have lots of activities, laundry facilities on site, and transportation to community events. It has a family-style dining area."

"My wife is in memory care at this wonderful home for her. We originally move her into another facility that had an excellent reputation and was the most expensive in town, but went looking after a number of bad experiences. Now everything that was not good at the first place is excellent at Greenbriar. I recently recommended that they take a group photo and name the entire staff "employee of the month." Everyone seems to like their job and they take such good care of the residents. My wife and I enjoy the court yards and patios when I visit; some afternoons we just rock away in the rocking chairs, enjoy the gardens, and watch the ducks and other critters in the ponds. All this and at 1/3 less cost than we paid at the first place. They have put my mind at ease as well as taking care of my wife."

"Me and my four siblings are beyond happy that my 99-year-old mom is at home at Cumberland Trace!! Every single fear we have had for her well-being has been overcome, knowing she is at such a wonderful place. We toured many facilities, but CT was the one that stood above the rest and we got on a waiting list to get Mom in. It took only about three months, well worth the wait. Everything about this place is top notch. The people who have charge over the residents are caring and attentive and truly kind. The staff know Mom by name, even the servers in the dining hall. The residents too are so wonderful. My mom is so happy! We are so relieved for her. She had been living alone independently for too long. Now she has friends to hang out with and her days are not lonely. On any given day she has fun things to do almost all day. She's had manicures, done craft projects, listened to music... I come visit her and we do social events together too, like Milkshake Monday and Cinnamon Roll Social. I'm making friends with mom's friends too. Her apartment is really perfect... she loves the open concept, airy and roomy. Big windows for lots of daylight. Everything is so convenient for her. I just can't say enough about the level of care and kindness at CT. Her physical/health needs are met and I don't have to worry about her. If she ever needs anything, someone is right there for her. I have such gratitude my mom is there finally! And in speaking with other residents who have been there for years, they have nothing but good things to say about CT so that also is encouraging and confirms we made the right choice for my mom. This was the only place we looked at that even had a waiting list so that tells you something."

"I moved to Walker Place. I got to choose my room, that's one thing. The price was mid-range, lower for a licensed place. It has Carson cabinetry, a small refrigerator, a freezer, a microwave, and a sink, and then there's the dining area here between the kitchen and the living room. There's a big double window and a small window showing the exit, and it ain't shaded, it has lines and the walls are neutral, but they can be painted. You can put anything you want to, there's no lockdown time. You can come and go. They probably don't tell everybody right off the bat, but they allow liquor in your room. So long as you don't start a fuss with anyone, you can smoke out in the yard. The building goes around in a circle and in the center of that circle, there is only exit in and out. It's all enclosed. You can have a pet for a pet deposit. I have my cat and you can also have a small dog. You get three meals a day. You can have them delivered to your room or eat in the dining room. You could pick your meals off the menu selection for the day, for you to order for the next day. I have a walk-in shower and we had plenty of activities."

Nestled in the vibrant Hobbs Station development in Plainfield, Indiana, Charter Senior Living of Hobbs Station offers a modern and secure setting for seniors needing Assisted Living or Memory Care. This thoughtfully designed community features a stunning architectural style with soaring ceilings, oversized windows, and elegant interiors that promote comfort and dignity. Whether residents are seeking help with daily activities or specialized dementia care, Charter provides individualized support tailored to each person’s evolving needs, all within a warm and welcoming environment. The community offers an array of upscale amenities that foster independence and engagement. Residents can enjoy relaxing spa treatments, get pampered at the on-site beauty salon, or join friends for chef-prepared meals in the community dining room or on the outdoor patio. Fitness enthusiasts benefit from a fully equipped gym and regular yoga sessions, while creative minds find inspiration in arts and crafts, book clubs, and music programs. Weekly housekeeping, laundry services, and resident transportation further simplify daily living, allowing more time for leisure and connection. What truly sets Charter Senior Living of Hobbs Station apart is its Flourish Memory Care program, which provides an uplifting, person-centered approach to dementia care. Staff are available 24/7 and trained to foster meaningful engagement at every stage of memory loss. Safety is reinforced through features like a gated entrance and secure layouts. Ideally located near The Shops at Perry Crossing and Plainfield’s locally loved restaurants, Charter offers families peace of mind and residents a chance to thrive in a supportive, elegant community where every detail is designed to celebrate life. 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

"I like that Sugar Grove Senior Living is very clean. It doesn't smell. My parents have a very nice, spacious, and clean apartment there. My father says the food is delicious. They have tons of activities. They have different church services, Bible studies, games, and music. They even do coloring, depending on what the level of needs are for the different people. They have physical therapy. So, whether it's required for them to have it or not, they have it available to them. If a person just wants to go exercise, they can do that. They just need to keep the grounds better. Their staff is awesome. They are wonderful people."

Nestled on a scenic 10-acre campus in Greenfield, Indiana, Charter Senior Living of Gateway Park offers a vibrant and supportive environment for older adults seeking Independent Living, Assisted Living, Memory Care, or Continuing Care Retirement Community options. Formerly known as the Randall Residence at Gateway Park, this thoughtfully designed community features 176 residences, including spacious apartments and charming cottages, allowing residents to age in place with comfort and dignity. With a mission to "Enhance the Human Spirit," Charter Senior Living provides personalized care and a warm, family-like atmosphere that fosters meaningful connections among residents and staff. Residents at Charter Senior Living of Gateway Park enjoy a wealth of amenities designed to promote an active and fulfilling lifestyle. The community boasts beautifully landscaped grounds with walking trails, fishing ponds, and fire pits, offering serene outdoor spaces for relaxation and socialization. A state-of-the-art fitness room, pickleball court, and membership to the nearby Hancock Wellness Center support residents' physical well-being. Onsite services such as physical, occupational, and speech therapy, along with visits from nurse practitioners and podiatrists, ensure comprehensive healthcare support. Additional conveniences include a full-service beauty salon, housekeeping, laundry services, and transportation for offsite excursions. What truly sets Charter Senior Living of Gateway Park apart is its commitment to creating a nurturing and engaging community. The Flourishâ„  Memory Care program offers specialized support for residents with Alzheimer's and other forms of dementia, emphasizing dignity and quality of life. Residents can participate in a variety of activities, including arts and crafts, gardening, book clubs, yoga, and fitness classes, fostering social connections and personal growth. The community's prime location provides easy access to local shops, restaurants, and attractions in Greenfield, allowing residents to remain connected to the broader community. Experience the Charter difference, where compassionate care and a vibrant lifestyle come together to create a place residents are proud to call home.

"Traditions at Reagan Park is absolutely beautiful. The staff was very helpful. The only drawback that makes them be number two is the location of the independent living. It's not as convenient for people to get to the dining room. It's absolutely the most beautiful one I've ever seen in my life, but it's because it's separate. It appears to me that it could be difficult in winter or bad weather for people to go to the dining room or to the activities."