Assisted Living Communities in Shelbyville, IN

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.

"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 is my parents' first choice and the reason is the two-bedroom apartment is the largest offered at the most reasonable price. We didn't meet any of the staff, but the community seemed like a good place for my parents to live, with the opportunities they had for socializing and for being secluded if they wanted in their own room. The facility looked very clean and very homey. The dining area looked nice. Mackenzie was great and very accommodating."

"I toured Bickford of Greenwood. I liked the fact that it was small. They only had 16 beds, and all were private in their memory care. It was very homey and family-oriented, which was wonderful. I thought it was a beautiful facility, but it's a little bit higher, out of the price range. The staff was very informative and caring. They're very good at what they are doing. Their goal is to try to incorporate everyone into the common area. They're set up like somebody's very large living room, and off to one side was a big bar with a full kitchen over in the corner. So, it's almost like people gathering at the bar at their own home, and I thought that was a nice touch."

"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."

"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."

"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"

"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."

"We toured Traditions of Columbus for our mom and I thought it was fabulous. We enjoyed the visit, it was nice. The facility was clean, they were very well taken care of, and very nice. The person who gave the tour was just wonderful, she still calls me just the other day, and any question we had, she was right there with the answer. She offered that if there's anything we need to ask, to just call her, she's very helpful. The residents were playing bingo and they were having a good time, they were in a big room. I wasn't able to eat there but their dining area looked great. They made a meal for somebody that was coming to get it, she showed it to me and it looked good. All the staff members that we ran into were wonderful, they were nice and helpful with anything."

"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."

"I toured Traditions at Brookside. They had a very nice homey feel when I walked in there. The staff was all super friendly and polite. They were very good at communication. Their common area was very nice. They had like an open library section and everything, plenty of chairs, a TV or two set up, and whatnot. So there was plenty of space for everybody."

"American Village was nice, and the staff was nice and helpful. They helped a lot with the questions I had. From what I saw, the overall condition of the facility was good. It was clean. The rooms were nice. I liked that they cater to the needs of their residents, so that was good."

"The rooms are pretty big, clean, and functional. The food is awesome as I have eaten with Mom. All of the staff are caring, empathetic, kind and qualified. There are many activities for the residents to participate in. The doctors and nurses visit regularly. Medications are dispensed correctly. Independence Village of Fishers is a nurturing environment that if I needed to I would place myself."

"I toured Timber Creek Village - Shelbyville. I like it because everything is new and it's very close to my daughter, but it's very expensive. I like the arrangements of the rooms and everything. It's a very long building, so if you want to go from one end to the other for some reason and you were disabled, you'd have to have one of those mobile things, and I think that would be a problem. I wish the cars had a cover attached to the building or something, so you won't have to get out in the rain to get in and out of your car. The staff were fine, I had no problem. The facility was very clean."