Memory Care Communities in Franklin, IN

"My parents moved to Magnolia Springs when my dad was not doing well, he was actually on hospice for awhile. The caregivers are amazing, they are caring and compassionate. They made it possible for my brothers and me to relax a bit and know my parents were safe. "

"The facility was great! Every thing was clean, neat, and orderly. The staff were very friendly as were other residents. My cousin loves it there. She says they are very attentive to her needs. She says everyone is extremely friendly, and she has many friends within the residence. She says she gets the treatment that she needs and deserves, and she never feels ignored. She has been in another assisted living community and had an AWFUL experience, so it is great seeing her so happy. When asking her about her experience she said everything is above and beyond what she had expected it to be! I myself have health issues and have stayed at assisted living facilities so I know all about the quality issues some places have. I can honestly say that shall I ever need to go back into assisted living, this is where I will request to go. "

"My parents liked Altenheim Senior Living very much, but there wasn't a unit available. They had individual homes, and duplex brick homes which was what my parents liked. The place was very clean and very bright. They also offer everything that my parents could use. Michael was the one who took us around, and he was very patient and helpful. The grounds and the layout were beautiful. It was on 32 acres of land and they had nice, paved walking paths."

"I went to look at Meadow Lakes. The room was kind of small. The inside was nice. The people were nice. The staff was really helpful and professional. They had a salon, a therapy room, and a dining area. It looked like it was nice. The part of the facility I saw was very clean. It was pretty close to a hospital."

"I went to Greenbriar Village. The tour was okay, I saw the efficiency rooms, and they looked nice. I saw the dining area and it also looked nice. I saw one lady that moved in, she liked it, and she liked the people."

"My stepdad moved into Keepsake Village of Columbus Memory Care a month ago. We like it. It's all memory care. And their bedroom door is locked so that other residents don't come in and take stuff, and they can't go into other residents' rooms and take stuff. My stepdad has dementia, so we needed a memory unit. The staff are wonderful. It's small. They only have a total of 48 beds. We like the staff. The food is delicious. It's very clean. They keep them all together. They all come out of their rooms in the morning and have breakfast and they get them all up and dressed and everything, which I like they are completely dressed. They exercise. They go on outings mostly just like a bus ride out through the country or something like that or maybe to Walmart. He's pretty far advanced and gets tired quickly, although most of the residents are mobile. They have a courtyard. It's in a square and they have a courtyard that they can go into. It's really lovely, but they have activities all the time. And then in the evening when we've been there they are getting everybody like watching a movie and kind of quieting down, and then they take them out, one or two at a time and get them ready for bed and put them to bed. So they spend a lot of time together, but they can go to their rooms if they want. My stepdad doesn't like to be alone, so sometimes he comes out and sleeps on one of the couches at night and they let him. He's 92. I love the layout of the building. It's in a square. So, they can just walk around in a square and they don't get lost. And the courtyard is in the middle. So there are several doors. They can go out into the courtyard and they're safe. So, I think the layout is excellent."

"I went to Traditions of Columbus. I like that they have private rooms right now. I don't know what they're doing in the future, but right now you have your own room there, and they have memory care there just in case later in life someone needs it, and that's perfect. You don't have to move the patient elsewhere. And then hospice can come in there, or you can take them to hospice outside of there. It's a very wonderful, beautiful facility. And the lady, her name was Ariel, spoke with me, and she answered every question that I had and was very thorough and explained everything. The rooms are larger. They have a theater room and a pub there."

"My wife had spent some time at Cumberland Trace previously in their rehab, so I knew a little bit about it to start with. I've had some of the meals and I would rate it five across the board. It was a little expensive, but that's about the only drawback I saw on it. My wife stayed in a semi-room. There's a memory care area and my wife was in rehab, but they were very similar in the rooms with a large bathroom and a large bedroom. They didn't show me any activity, but I could see some residents walking around. I saw a crafts room and some availability of space for family visits and whatnot."

Nestled in the vibrant Hobbs Station development in Plainfield, Indiana, Charter Senior Living of Hobbs Station offers a modern and secure setting for seniors needing Assisted Living or Memory Care. This thoughtfully designed community features a stunning architectural style with soaring ceilings, oversized windows, and elegant interiors that promote comfort and dignity. Whether residents are seeking help with daily activities or specialized dementia care, Charter provides individualized support tailored to each person's evolving needs, all within a warm and welcoming environment. The community offers an array of upscale amenities that foster independence and engagement. Residents can enjoy relaxing spa treatments, get pampered at the on-site beauty salon, or join friends for chef-prepared meals in the community dining room or on the outdoor patio. Fitness enthusiasts benefit from a fully equipped gym and regular yoga sessions, while creative minds find inspiration in arts and crafts, book clubs, and music programs. Weekly housekeeping, laundry services, and resident transportation further simplify daily living, allowing more time for leisure and connection. What truly sets Charter Senior Living of Hobbs Station apart is its Flourish Memory Care program, which provides an uplifting, person-centered approach to dementia care. Staff are available 24/7 and trained to foster meaningful engagement at every stage of memory loss. Safety is reinforced through features like a gated entrance and secure layouts. Ideally located near The Shops at Perry Crossing and Plainfield's locally loved restaurants, Charter offers families peace of mind and residents a chance to thrive in a supportive, elegant community where every detail is designed to celebrate life. 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

"I visited Charter Senior Living of Gateway Park in Greenfield. They have independent living quarters where you're in with a lot of other people, and then they have individual houses with just wonderful accommodations. It's very expensive. They're running around $3,000 to $3,500 a month, and that's pretty heavy, but it's comparable to the prices that I've checked all around. When I am ready, that's the one I will probably use. It's just very nice, quiet, secluded, and has all the amenities that go with it. You can have independent living, and I still have my car, so I will have a garage, and everything, just like living in a regular residential area. They're just like regular houses. It has all kinds of restaurants and a lot of traffic around the area. It's also roughly about 10 miles from my current home, so that's the one I would want to use. In the big apartment complex, they have a swimming pool, a recreational workout, and stuff for staying fit. The workout room has stationary bikes and walking paths where you can walk your dog. They have food there that they fix, just like a restaurant. The price on the big house with all the apartments was a couple of hundred dollars less than the individual units. You just come out of your independent living house and walk into the big apartment-like place, and you have your breakfast, lunch, and dinner. They even have snacks. I've had lunch out there a couple of times, and the food was excellent. I've sampled some of their breakfasts, and a couple of times I was out there and had dinner with them. It's excellent, and everything about it is clean. It also smells good. I've found nothing that turned me against it."

"I liked Sugar Grove Senior Living. I liked where they're located. The only reason my dad didn't go there was because they didn't offer the type of rehab that he needed at the time. They had a nice-sized room. That was one thing I liked there. It would have been efficient for Dad. I just thought it was very ideal if he was ever to need that type of care. They had quite a selection of meals over there. They were all very friendly. The residents all seemed to be happy. Some of them had pets. I thought that it was kind of nice that they allowed pets. I liked the way that it was laid out and what they had to offer. I was kind of surprised that they had big rooms. They had a nice setup. That's for sure."

"My dad has been in the Lincoln Lodge area of the American Village. It's the independent living apartments of American Village. They have nice spacious rooms because he has a two-bedroom, two bathroom. Very friendly staff as well. The food was decent there, I've had a couple of meals there, and they have lots of senior activities, outings, and trips. The residents are friendly. They do like light housekeeping. They do his laundry as well. It's very clean. It's close to my house, and for him it was nice because it was literally around the corner from the Meijer's, so it was just good for him to be close to the store. They have a recreation room, a media room like a movie room, and an activities center. They have a nice variety of food."

"Traditions at Reagan Park is absolutely beautiful. The staff was very helpful. The only drawback that makes them be number two is the location of the independent living. It's not as convenient for people to get to the dining room. It's absolutely the most beautiful one I've ever seen in my life, but it's because it's separate. It appears to me that it could be difficult in winter or bad weather for people to go to the dining room or to the activities."

"My mom is on the waiting list at The Harrison. It's five-star. We like it. The staff is nice. The facility is nice. They have a lot of activities. They have crafts, they got bingo, and they have karaoke night. They got different stuff that they do every day. They play cards, too. They have a salon, and they have physical therapy. The rooms were nice. You can have a one-bedroom or a studio."