Independent Living Communities in Greenwood, IN

"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."

"I have moved into Encore 55+ Boutique Apartments - Plainfield. They have activities. They meet three days a week and have chair yoga. They have events. For History Month, they have a speaker come in and talk about Martin Luther King. They make it where you have to get to know your neighbors and they check on you, which I did not know. I got sick, and then one of my neighbors came and said, 'We didn't see you. We're just coming down to check on you,' so that was very nice, and they didn't have to do that. It's a very friendly and very active community. They have gone to the casinos, they make trips, they have cook-ins where we all bring something, and we also have fellowship down in the community area. It's a very welcoming community, and I like that. I have a two-bedroom-two-bathroom. I have a guest bedroom, which I like because now I can have my mom come to visit instead of having a one-bedroom. It's very spacious. I have plenty of room. It's very accommodating, and I love it. I have a nice little balcony. I could put a little table and chair out there. It's beautiful. I have a view of the courtyard, the tennis courts, and the pond. We also have a koi pond with little koi fish. We have an outdoor kitchen, and you're more than welcome to use it. It's just beautiful. And I like that everyone decorates for the holidays. It's Valentine's Day, and people have their wedding pictures out, and it's just beautiful. I love it. It's wonderful. The staff members check on you. We cook our own meals here, but they have a service that comes in twice a month. We have everything. We have our own movie theater, a yoga studio, a full-scaled gym, a hair salon, and housekeeping. They offer us free wine and beer every day. So, if you drink, you can go down and socialize and have wine and beer. You don't have to leave if you don't want to. It's a little expensive, but it is what it is because you pretty much have everything. Utility-wise, the only thing you pay for is your electricity. The internet is free except if you upgrade it, it's $10. So it's really up to you, but everything is covered."

"The staff is fantastic! The good is really good and served at convenient times. The apartments are very small, but the facility is well maintained and updated."

"I toured Traditions at Reagan Park. It was very nice. The staff who gave the tour was very friendly and knowledgeable. It's just that I felt hurried. I saw the menu, and it smelled good and looked good. The facility was very clean."

"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."

"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."

Our company provides personal care for the Elderly, helping them to feel comfortable and content as they adjust to their new circumstances and changes in health. We understand that each client has different needs so we pry ourselves to catering to each Clients need. We provide all their meals, supplies, personal hygiene care, and caregivers for their personal needs. A Rn in the week to monitor their health. Activities and exercises to help them be active and engaged. Transportation to appointments is also available. We provide a safe and calming environment where they can feel at peace. A home away from home, a family away from family.To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: Indiana Department of Public Health - Health Care Providers Consumer Reports

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.

"I was very impressed with Harmony at Avon. That was number one on my list of the three that I visited. I was very impressed with the director. She's very empathetic. I really liked it. If my niece moved there, I was encouraged to come and have a meal with her and interact with other residents. The food smelled good. I actually know someone who is there and that person is very thrilled with it also. There were lots of activities that are offered, especially during the week. They go places, they have crochet groups, and they have all kinds of stuff. The staff was very good."

"I toured Traditions at Solana. Their price was competitive. It was very fair for a couple of other places that were of similar quality. So the pricing was very good. They were very willing to work with me on that. As soon as I walked into the building, I got this very homey kind of cozy vibe. It is a very comfortable feeling. The facility was very clean. All the staff I interacted with were very kind and polite, especially towards the residents because I got to take a peek behind the doors into memory care and see what all that looked like. I just liked the general attitude of the environment. The apartment looks nice. It was very well taken care of. It didn't look like a rundown or anything. It was very up-to-date and the safety features were all there when they needed to be and all that stuff. It was a very adequate facility."

"We toured The Forum at the Crossing. It was very nice and clean. They brought us lunch, and that was very good. Their dining facility was very nice. The lady who showed us around was excellent. A fellow out front greeted us very nicely when we first got there, and the servers were also very good. The facility was beautiful and nicely kept."

"The Commons on Meridian is bright. It's not dark at all. They have good-sized rooms. They have a nice kitchen and bathroom area. The common areas are very nice too. They will do laundry for you or you can go to their resident laundry area if you like to do your own. They have a courtyard that's very nice. They offer respite care for a month minimum. The community was quiet, but they have a movie room for residents to go and watch movies together. They have an arts and crafts area. It was very nice. The dining room was not very nice, but everybody was very friendly. The sales director was very accommodating. The people that we met in the hallway all said hello, and so it seemed very friendly."

"I toured Traditions at North Willow. The people are cordial. It was a nice visit. The staff was excellent. The rooms were nice. The upkeep was excellent."

"Sycamore Reserve is more for just senior living rather than assisted living and that suited me really well. I like the arrangement of the apartments and it's a nice place. It's a very nice place to live in. Everybody I met was friendly, they just didn't overdo their sales pitch and they let me reach my own decisions. They always explain how things are, and that was nice. They have 14 different floor arrangements in their apartments. Everyone I met on the staff was just real down-to-earth, polite and nice. They didn't mind joking with the residents, and they're very friendly. They were having some entertainment, a group was playing music and singing. Now, there weren't too many attending that. They were getting ready to set up the happy hour in the main lobby and were setting it up when I got there. The people were sitting around, talking and having a drink. When getting there, the traffic is the only drawback that I can see. It's located near a community hospital and that's where my doctors are affiliated with. They gave me a menu, they have a continental breakfast every morning, a nice lunch, and you can have whatever you want. It's just pretty nice. They had a nice dining room. On the upkeep, they had a cleaning service that I could get if I wanted it. Each one of the apartments had its own laundry, a washer, and a dryer, so you wouldn't have to hire anybody to do it for you. And I can have my grandkids come and visit, and they say I don't have to do any yard work. There's a nice swimming pool which is open when the city pools are open. And they haven't been open because of the COVID. The people taking the tour had to wear a mask. It was well kept up. One or two of the apartments that we've looked up were still under renovation. After residents leave an apartment they always go in and redo everything."