Assisted Living Communities in Logansport, IN

"Aperion Estates was cheap, and we stayed there for about 9 months. The place was fine and well-maintained. There was plenty of space, and you have your own apartment. They have activities like bingo, they tried to have something new all the time, and they gave you plenty of opportunities. But we had to move in with my mother to help take care of her. They were having some problems with the kitchen, so they were getting the food from the nursing home, but I heard that they are getting their kitchen started up again, so if they do that it would be fine. "

"Kokomo Place was the one that I spent the most time with because the staff was trying to help me get in there. There was a federal subsidy that I could get and then I'd be able to move in, but it didn't happen. It was OK. I could see myself being there. I was a little bit younger than most of the people I saw there. It was nice. I liked the rooms. I loved the place. They had a center garden that was just beautiful. The lady in charge that I spoke with was very nice and very helpful. All the food prepared was homemade. It was nice, but I couldn't afford it. The rooms were nice. They had the garden area in the center that was enclosed. It had beautiful flowers. It was very well maintained. The outside was beautiful, too. Where it was located, though, it's not like you could just get up and take a walk outside. There was no place to go because it was just streets and sidewalks. The lady in charge told me the food was all homemade, so that was encouraging. If they had a little more room where a person could walk around and stuff, it would have been nice, but it was a nice building and it's clean."

"My mother is in Waterford Place Health Campus. It's like a nursing home-type setting. They've been helpful and they work with us and keep us updated. I've eaten there a couple of times with my mom and it's been pretty good. They play bingo, they have entertainment come in, and people sing. My mom said one night they had a comedian. It's clean and very nice."

"As you walk into the facility you enter into a grand lobby decorated at this time of the year with wreaths, Santas, and snowmen of different colors and sizes. Not one the same so as to represent all cultures. As you walk past the warm and cozy lobby the rest of the building invites you to stay and enjoy the surroundings. Nurses are busy talking with residents about their day and giving them the much needed doses of medicine. Aides are assisting the ones who need a little more help than others. All seem to be smiling at the ones offering them a bit of attention in their usually lonely life. Of course you have the other staff members who are running back and forth. Laundry bringing fresh linen to the linen closets and resident's bedrooms, kitchen bringing out homemade food, and housekeeping mopping up a spill or just tidying up a resident's room. During the day this little world inside this big building comes alive. People are busy with showers, meals, activities. Family arrives through out the day to spend time with loved ones. When you sit back and observe a person seeing their family for perhaps the first time this week or even month, you see a sparkle of recognition light up in their eyes and the love spread through their face. Even if you don't know the resident or the people visiting, it brings a smile to your face just to see the difference in the resident. So when I go into a nursing facility I not only see the beauty of the building and the nice decorations they have provided to make the nursing home look more like a home, but I also see the lives that live there. Each one has a different personality, humor, and soul. I never know what I am going to experience as I walk through the doors, but I know that perhaps that day I can stop and say hello to someone I don't know. To show someone who has no visitors a little attention. Perhaps I can change their day. Perhaps they can change mine. "

"My dad will be moving into Silver Birch of Kokomo at the end of this week. They are covered by Medicaid, and we can get a Medicaid waiver, so he can go in there. They also have an excellent rating in the community and with his doctor. I have seen the layout, and it looked like they have very nice rooms. Their services are excellent. The staff I have met have been super helpful. They have gone out of their way to help us get things going to get him into that facility. They are hoping to get started back on activities and that type of thing. They have various medical staff to whom they can refer residents to make sure they're taken care of. The facility is very clean and very well organized from what I could tell. It's a very pretty place, it has a beautiful entryway with big windows, and it's almost like a park type of atmosphere."

"My mother is in Wellbrooke of Kokomo for rehab. She loves it there. They're wonderful. They're very nice to her, they take care, and encourage her with her physical therapy. She's doing really well with them and they make her feel at home."

Conveniently located near IU White Memorial Hospital, residents of White Oak Health Campus are sure to love Monticello, Indiana’s small-town feel combined with its abundance of opportunities to dine, shop, and enjoy the great outdoors. For those who stay on our campus grounds, our Life Enrichment Team ensures that there are a variety of fun and exciting ways 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 White Oak Health Campus you’ll find a complete continuum of care and services so that you can select the level of service 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. In our elegant residential facility, we offer the best in assisted living services, as well as specialized memory care services on our Legacy Lane. Here, our caregivers are specially trained to work with, and to care for those with Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia, using progressive and proven care components. We are excited to announce that our memory care offerings have expanded to include a freestanding Legacy Neighborhood! Our state-of-the-art health center offers skilled nursing services, delivered by a staff of committed professionals with attention paid 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 Monticello 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! Memory Care At Trilogy, we provide the best memory care services, in communities committed to each individual. We believe that a life well lived is one rich in experiences, surrounded by people who have your best interests at heart. We believe that each person’s story is unique, and that every story matters. We believe in the importance of what we do, and who we care for. Our memory care services are based on our beliefs. Whether you’re on our Legacy Lane in one of our health centers, or in one of our expanded memory care neighborhoods, The Legacy, located on our campus grounds, you’ll find welcoming suites, individualized programs and the most advanced features, all designed to provide comfort, dignity, and joy to every person who walks through our doors. You’ll also find a team of professional, experienced caregivers, all of whom dedicate themselves to one purpose –serving the men and women who call our campus home. Thank you for your interest at White Oak 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

"My mother has moved into Bloom At Kokomo. We chose it because they have the memory care option. We toured the facility and it just seemed to look kind of nice. We like the room she's in. The layout is nice, it's clean, and it smells nice. The room is nice. She has a roommate, but they have separate bedrooms. They share a small common area and a bathroom. They have a nice common area where they get together and they do activities, and they always seem to have something going on with the activity director. There are crafts, light exercises, singalongs, and opportunities for religious services. The staff seems friendly and helpful, and always asks me or her if everything's OK. We like the staff. She seems to like the food fine. They always seem like they're trying to keep the facility updated. They always have something going on."

"Primrose was just too expensive, but it was beautiful. The grounds were gorgeous. It was a very nice facility. Everybody would love to have their parents there. Everyone was friendly, and they were good to introduce my mother to their other clientele. They were very encouraging and very nice, and they had a lot of activities going on, so they are busy all the time. "

"My dad is at a new facility called Emerald Haven. It's very small and more like a group home. For people who are mobile and very high functioning, it's a fine place, but if they have any health issues, I can't recommend it. The only meal I've had there was a Christmas meal, and I had to cook it. However, a lot of the residents don't like it because they have to share a bathroom with someone. The house itself is very nice, comfortable, and very pretty. It's an open concept with a very nice kitchen/dining area and a fireplace in the living room. However, they have like fifteen people in there who have come and gone, and part of the problem there is that no one knows who works there and who doesn't. Also some of them are not trained to work with senior citizens or senior citizens with issues, but they have a manager who is doing her best, and she is very good. They are supposed to have activities, but so far, the only one I've seen is a jigsaw puzzle."

"I love Wellbrooke. The services here are A+, from the aides to dietary section. Would definitely recommend to everyone to come here."

"My relative moved into Century Fields Retirement Community. The people are wonderful. They pay attention to the detail of his care, and there's a lot of continuity of care. I feel like they take care of everything and then communicate with me on anything that I can do to coordinate with them to make his stay more pleasant. My relative says the food is very, very good. He has no complaints about the food. The people are very welcoming. He has a one-bedroom apartment, and it's fairly large. It has a view of a pond, so he enjoys seeing the wildlife. They have a variety of different apartment types, everything from a studio to a two-bedroom. They are very responsive to both his physical needs and his general well-being. We have just had a wonderful experience so far."