Memory Care Communities in Fort Wayne, IN

"My sister has moved into Heritage Park. I like the setting with the trails and the availability of the cafeteria and just the apartment itself was nice with the garage. The staff was very hospitable. I like the staff real well. From what I've seen so far, it's very clean and well taken care of."

"Apple Ridge was lovely. You have to buy and take your own furniture for the rooms. I thought the guy was absolutely wonderful, he was delightful, and that would have been my first choice in that part of town. My problem is I don't wanna have to drive 30 minutes to get there and 30 minutes back home a couple of times a day. They include the memory care in the assisted living activities."

"The staff was friendly and helpful, the care provided for my father was wonderful"

"We toured The Village at Anthony Boulevard. It was very clean, and the staff was very nice, helpful, informative, and answered all our questions. They gave us a tour of the place. The people there seemed happy, they were dancing in their little community room. It's a very nice place. I haven't tried their meals but the cafeteria looked very nice and very large. The tour was good."

"Everything at Golden Years Homestead was positive. Everything was in one building. It included everything my mom would need as far as the utilities, food, and nurses on duty. One of the main things that we liked about this particular facility was that they also had a nursing home, and that's kind of one of her priorities. Once she does move, she has nursing home access if needed. And at Golden Years, you're a priority at the nursing home. So, that is very important to us. There was transportation available. There was a nurse on staff 24 hours. Church service was available, as well. There was a cafeteria available too."

"My mother moved into long-term care at Heritage Pointe of Fort Wayne. She had been here for rehab before, she liked the nursing staff, and she felt very at home here. The staff is very caring and they're very quick to help. The food is good, but it lacks variety. There are multiple things to do every day. They have bingo, exercise, chair yoga, and every day, they have some kind of a speaker or a presenter. They have different gathering rooms. If you have a lot of people, you can have them in a room for visiting. They have a bistro where you can get food any time of the day. I feel like it's worth the money, and she feels very safe here."

" My interaction with the staff have all been wonderful. They are all so friendly and have helped us connect with our family member during this challenging Covid 19 lock down. "

"The staff members at Cedarhurst on Maysville Road were so kind, thoughtful, and loving to my dad during his 18 month stay there. They went above and beyond to make sure he had the best of care. He benefited from the physical therapy offered in the building, he enjoyed the activities provided, and built wonderful relationships. It’s not only a beautiful building, it’s filled with people who have a heart for the people who live there."

"I went to Grey Stone Health & Rehabilitation Center. My friend was there before she passed away. She had excellent care. The staff was always very friendly and helpful. They were very efficient in her care and always right there to help. The only staff I would meet was when I would go in to see her, and they were nice and helpful in giving directions and seeing if you needed help to reach her room or anything. She was pleased with the food they gave her, and it was closest to one of her daughters to get to her."

"We went to The Village at Pine Valley Assisted Living. We just went to see what they had in the assisted living part of it. They were nice. It was clean. The rooms were clean. It was well kept up. The people seemed like they were enjoying their meal, but we didn't test the food. The dining area was clean. The staff was helpful. They answered any questions that we had and were very willing to fit us into her schedule. I was impressed."

"We went to Coventry Meadows and met with a woman in the office who gave us a tour. She sat down and talked to us. She was very friendly and did a good job explaining things about a lot of different aspects, from a waiting list to what kind of amenities they offer. They have shuttle buses that take you for no charge to doctor's appointments and even have occasional community activities that they take people to. They don't have to worry about driving and finding a place to park and they try to use that also for some entertainment. She talked about how close a lot of the people are living in those independent apartments. They're almost like small condos, but they have a really strong community and everybody kind of keeps an eye on each other and a lot of times they get together to play cards or something. It just sounded very appealing in terms of having some companionship as well as a scaled-down place to live and some protections. If anything happened, my husband could just buzz the necklace and some of the staff that would be close by would come over and check on him. So, I had a very positive impression. It was a pretty small place. We live in a four-story home, so anything is going to look small to us, but it was laid out nicely and we could imagine ourselves there. They had a lovely sunroom that looked out over a big marsh that is behind the facility (Eagle Marsh), and there was a lot of local wildlife. It's a very pretty setting. So, that's a nice aspect of it, too."

"My mother moved into the Lincolnshire Place Memory Care. It's excellent care, we're very happy with her there, and we think we made the right decision. The staff is wonderful, I'd rate them a ten. She is in memory care. She loves the food, it's very nice, very clean, very well maintained. They have their own hairstylist, a dentist that comes in, a doctor that comes in, they take care of all her medications, they have crafts, they have exercise, and when it's nice they let them go outside, plant things, and bake. They have a movie theater. It's very expensive, but it's very good service."

"My mother is living in a one bedroom apartment in the assisted living wing. There is ample space, a washer and dryer, and she loves the spacious shower. She enjoys sitting in front of the fireplace and visiting with other residents. The staff members are professional as well as warm and caring. Various activities are offered to meet the interests of different individuals. "

"My brother was at Ascension Living Sacred Heart Village. I felt very sorry for them because he kept trying to get out and he was not in the locked down part at the time. They gave him good care. I liked the rooms very well and I liked this facility very much. It looked to me like they had just redone the rooms. They looked nice and they were in good shape. It was very pleasant. They had a special menu every day if you didn't want what was on the menu, and it was good food."