Assisted Living Communities in Mooresville, IN

"The dining area at Bickford of Greenwood is very airy and open. It was very inviting, neat, and clean. It made me want to eat there. It sort of reminds you of outside dining. The sanitation of this facility looked fabulous. The only thing I didn't like about it is the rooms are incredibly small. The staff was wonderful though. It was not clinical, and they seem to be very friendly and inviting. I can't come up with anything bad to say about them at this point. "

"My dad is a resident of Grand Victorian of Greenwood, and they know him here. The staff is great. We've gotten to know a lot of them on a personal level. We had hugs and that sort of thing. They're all very caring and quick with the warmth, so we appreciate that. When they made the change, they made some changes to the food. It's the same chef, but they used to have Coke machines here. So they would bring them Cokes, but they've taken those out. Sometimes, the soup options they used to offer variety. Now, it's almost always either they have a choice of chicken noodle or tomato soup. When my dad first came here, he was just level one assisted. We've got the room right outside. They've got a gazebo that residents are welcome to go and sit on, and it's got a pond. They put the fountain on in the summer for people who are into ducks, geese, and a lot of animals. We've got pictures of the turtle and the egrets, and we've got bird feeders outside of his windows that he's always taking pleasure in, not so much anymore since he's advanced to a different level, but the grounds are nice. The common areas are nice, and they've got activities. They do bingo. They've got the activities director, and they take trips. It's got everything he needs. Every Wednesday, there are cocktails and concerts. So people will come in and play instruments or sing or bands or whatever; however, it's beyond his capabilities right now to engage in that kind of thing."

"Aspen Trace was very upscale and nice. The people were friendly, informative, and approachable. It was definitely a place I'd recommend to people to consider. For someone who wants a newer type of feel, it's definitely the place to go to. It's brand new so it's an absolutely beautiful facility. They had good food and activities. Support and encouragement of the residents really stood out."

"The physical facility is nice and well maintained. The staff is generally friendly and helpful. If there's a problem (and there will always be problems), the staff has been very willing and quick to respond. I believe they truly want to do what is necessary for residents to be safe, well cared for, and happy."

"I toured Demaree Crossing. They've got like 46 rooms in their memory care, and some are private, and some are double residents. Even though it was larger, some people might like the bigger, more institutional feel. I still don't doubt that they did really good care in that area. They had a lot of amenities to offer, with sensory boards and sensory blankets. They have indoor gazebos where, if somebody was agitated or needed a quiet space, they did provide that. The staff seemed knowledgeable and they were very nice showing us around. We didn't sample the food, but we were coming in at the tail end of lunch and some of the residents were being assisted with the food. I liked that they said that to help stimulate appetite, they don't use white dishes. They feel that the colored plates stimulate appetite. They have an oven and bake muffins and bread out where the aroma will also help entice, which is a nice touch. The common area for memory care was another big open area. It had a kitchen area off to the side where, if people wanted to feel like sitting down at a kitchen table, they had the area to do that. They sometimes had dances, and they did have a piano if a resident wanted to play because some of them were nonverbal, yet they remembered how to play the piano and play beautifully. So, they do try to stimulate with sensory things. They had stuffed animals and dolls, and things that some of the residents really took comfort in. So, I thought that was a nice thing to do."

"I visited Traditions at Reagan Park for my mother. It appeared clean. We put my mom in their waiting list. What impressed me probably was the friendliness of the staff, the cleanliness of it, and their activities. "

"I think this facility was perfect and if I have to have my mother moved to an assisted living facility, this is the one I'd pick for her. They had everything she would need and is close to the things she is familiar with. They have memory care also for when she gets worse with her dementia and she could be moved if need be to the other floor. "

"We liked Harmony at Avon a lot. It's a beautiful place, but in my friend's situation, the expenses were a little too high. The lady that we talked to was really helpful and very knowledgeable about the facility and how she could help if it came to the point where things would have to go from private pay to Medicaid or something. We saw one of the apartments and it was nice, my friend was happy with the size of it. It was very clean. It's not too far from a hospital and eating places, and they have a shuttle service for people, so it's not like you have to drive yourself."

"My 99 year old aunt was very fortunate to have entered The Manor at Greenwood Village South about two years ago. She, and her family, could not be more satisfied. The staff is fabulous at every level. They really care about their residents. The services they provide are extremely valuable in all aspects. The policies and methodology utilized make my aunt’s life, and her family’s lives, enjoyable and happy. We thank Greenwood Village South for their attention, facilities, services, and staff from the bottom of our hearts. Thank you!!"

"As the niece of a resident, I'm incredibly happy with what the Harrison has to offer. They provide transportation to medical appointments, delicious food options, a spacious dining room, nice facilities, plenty of activity options, and wonderful staff! They also have safety call button pendants for peace of mind! Definitely a great place to check out!"

"I visited Magnolia Springs SouthPointe's independent living. It started out looking nice on the outside. On the inside, the first thing you see besides the office is the cafeteria. I guess you would call it the restaurant part. I liked it. I don't have anything right now to compare it with but I enjoyed my visit, and the people are really nice. The apartment I saw was fine, though small. Every one of them was small wherever you went. I only looked at a one-bedroom. It had one bedroom and a kind of living room and kitchen. The person who assisted me was a very nice guy, and he knew what he was talking about. He took plenty of time with me and was knowledgeable about their situation. The dining area looked nice from a distance, but I didn't go inside, and I didn't have any food. Their menu looked good. They have a barbershop and a beauty shop."

"Altenheim was our second choice. The facility seemed friendly and homey. The rooms were OK. The staff also seemed friendly. We were only there for an hour, but my mom felt good about the place. "

"We looked at Rosegate. We like them fine. It seemed clean, and it seemed nice. The staff seemed nice when we were there. They knew some of the patients that were in the halls by name. The facility looked clean, and the people seemed to be nice and interacting with the patients. The rooms from the nursing homes were small, but the assisted-living part, they were like efficiencies and they were nice. I would have been interested in getting my dad there, but I think he needs more care now. "

"We toured Astral at Franklin. I liked the location, cleanliness, completeness of amenities, and apartment floor plans. They served three meals a day, and they have a full kitchen."