Memory Care Communities in Noblesville, IN

Story Cottage provides a beautiful and safe home-like environment with unparalleled care (provided by Senior Home Companions). With just 8 to 10 residents in each home, each resident receives personal, individualized care in a beautiful cottage home nestled in a convenient neighborhood. Memory care patients are most comfortable in environments that are smaller and predictable. Custom built with your loved ones comfort and safety in mind, we have carefully considered and designed the interior to beautifully feel like home. Our Story Cottage at Carey Grove, Carmel is an exclusive memory care residence with a staffing ratio unheard of in most memory care communities (4:1). And abundance of engaging activities help our residents to remain stimulated and involved. Multiple spaces, such as private rooms to share a meal, a sunroom and a library, will meet the needs of your loved one as they socialize with other residents and participate in planned activities. Personalized compassionate care in a warm environment thats what makes Story Cottage different!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

"My husband will be moving into Bickford of Carmel. I liked the facility. It looked like home for my husband and the staff I felt were very friendly. The rooms were adequate. They were having some social activities when I was there. There was a musical group, and the caregivers were engaging some of the people in a discussion and a game."

Legato Living at Union Street is a thoughtfully designed memory care community nestled at 601 S. Union Street in Westfield, Indiana. Housed in a beautifully restored turn-of-the-century farmhouse, this intimate residence offers specialized care for individuals living with Alzheimer’s and dementia, serving up to 13 residents across private and companion rooms. Its nostalgic architecture and homelike atmosphere reflect the caring philosophy that lies at its heart. Within this warm, community-centered home, residents enjoy a rich blend of comfort and meaningful engagement. The inviting shared living and dining areas nurture social connection, while meticulously maintained grounds and garden spaces offer peaceful outdoor respite. A wide array of thoughtful amenities elevates daily life—from beauty and barber services and cozy garden patios to housekeeping, daily laundry, and private cleaning. Residents benefit from modern incontinence technology, bidets, adjustable beds, and the reassurance of security monitoring. Culinary delight arrives courtesy of an executive chef, while music and pet therapy, arts and crafts, games, gardening, and enriching off-site excursions support physical, social, and emotional wellness. Meals, snacks, and housekeeping are all included, along with a family support guided program and personalized, no-level-of-care-fee assistance. Legato Living’s commitment goes beyond daily needs, embracing a Teepa Snow–inspired approach to memory care, a low 4:1 resident-to-care-partner ratio, weekly visits from traveling physician partners, and convenient pharmacy medication deliveries. These carefully layered supports create a reassuring environment of dignity and trust. Located just a short walk, bike ride, or golf cart trip from Grand Junction Plaza and its vibrant park, residents can easily experience Westfield’s downtown charm and neighborly energy. Families can feel confident that their loved ones are surrounded by compassionate staff, thoughtful safety measures, and meaningful opportunities to engage both inside and out. 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

"My mother is in Independence Village of Fishers South. The staff is outstanding, and the people running the place are outstanding. The food is very good. I don't think you could find anything better, and the activities seems to be sufficient. They are currently remodeling. I think there could be some improvements in the facilities as far as aesthetics. It looks a little dated downstairs in the gathering areas. They seem to have a lot of stuff going on like games, church services, and a happy hour for the residents (if they want to go). It's not cheap. It's expensive, but in this world you get what you pay for. What I like least is the fact that the surrounding area is very commercial. There's a CVS in front of them. There are some shops and a strip mall in front of the place. There's not a lot to look at out your window because of where it's located."

"I visited Brookdale Carmel. I liked their layout but it did not seem homey because they're not as new as the other places I went to. The rooms were very small. The layout though was in a circular plan and I kind of liked that aspect of it. They also have little community rooms. The person who assisted me during the tour was fine, inviting, and I didn't have any qualms with her. The dining room was a fairly open area. The person who assisted me was fine; she was inviting. I wasn't impressed one way or the other."

"Rose Senior Living at Carmel is excellent and so far very good. The facility itself was very new, modern, and clean. We chose it for my dad because of proximity to our family. It's very professionally managed and it's really a friendly atmosphere. The food is excellent and they have been extra accommodating in dealing with special diets. There's lots of activities as well. We would recommend it."

"We got to check Sunrise on Old Meridian for my mother. It was very nice but a little smaller in terms of capacity of units. It was a four-story building with underground parking. They both had independent living and assisted living facilities. It got a hotel feel to it because of it being in a four-story building. Their dining room was small, it felt more compacted though they had nice furniture. There also were smaller pockets of little sitting areas and dens. If you have guests, you can go down and sit in the sitting area. We actually got the chance to see both one-bedroom and two-bedroom units. I actually liked the room's lay out. I liked the size and the closet space. It was very nice with more of a nicer condo appeal to it. Their staff was very friendly as well and this was primarily the assistant marketing director that we met there. "

"My mother will move into Traditions at Brookside on August. Our experience was very good, the woman I worked with was very helpful and friendly, and the facility was just a couple of years old, so it's very well-appointed. There's a large brook or stream that runs behind it, and there's not a lot around, you have to drive to get to other places. It's laid out more like a hotel, it's bigger than a house, I think they have 75 assisted living residents, and then they also have memory care. Everything is updated, she's going to be in a studio apartment, it's a nice size, and it's got a little kitchenette. The dining area is lovely with white tablecloths and white napkin service, full restaurant service, three meals a day, and doors that connect to a patio. It's lovely like a resort. They have beautiful patios and a courtyard."

"I really liked Copper Trace. They are going to be opening 40 new rooms at the end of September. They have the most spacious rooms. They had a separate bedroom with a queen bed in it and a nice, big living area. The kitchen was good and they had a nice shower. They also had a washer and dryer in the room, and nice big closets. Everybody was very, very friendly, and we got to meet some of the staff while they were working with the residents, and it was good."

Story Cottage provides a beautiful and safe home-like environment with unparalleled care (provided by Senior Home Companions). With just 8 to 10 residents in each home, each resident receives personal, individualized care in a beautiful cottage home nestled in a convenient neighborhood. Memory care patients are most comfortable in environments that are smaller and predictable. Custom built with your loved ones comfort and safety in mind, we have carefully considered and designed the interior to beautifully feel like home. Our Story Cottage of West Clay, Carmel is an exclusive memory care residence with a staffing ratio unheard of in most memory care communities (4:1). And abundance of engaging activities help our residents to remain stimulated and involved. Multiple spaces, such as private rooms to share a meal, a sunroom and a library, will meet the needs of your loved one as they socialize with other residents and participate in planned activities. Personalized compassionate care in a warm environment thats what makes Story Cottage different!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

"Great Community. Staff are so kind. The move-in process is seamless. This helped our family so much with moving mom in. Thank you."

Story Cottage provides a beautiful and safe home-like environment with unparalleled care (provided by Senior Home Companions). With just 8 to 10 residents in each home, each resident receives personal, individualized care in a beautiful cottage home nestled in a convenient neighborhood. Memory care patients are most comfortable in environments that are smaller and predictable. Custom built with your loved ones comfort and safety in mind, we have carefully considered and designed the interior to beautifully feel like home. Our Story Cottage by Williams Creek, Indianapolis is an exclusive memory care residence with a staffing ratio unheard of in most memory care communities (4:1). And abundance of engaging activities help our residents to remain stimulated and involved. Multiple spaces, such as private rooms to share a meal, a sunroom and a library, will meet the needs of your loved one as they socialize with other residents and participate in planned activities. Personalized compassionate care in a warm environment thats what makes Story Cottage different!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

"I found the Rittenhouse Village at Northside for my grandmother. They take Medicaid. There weren't a lot of activities going on that I could see. I liked the location best. The thing I like least is that because it was the last room available, they were more concerned about whoever filled the spot, as opposed to whoever put a deposit down. We put a deposit down. They said that if somebody was willing to pay in full, they would be disregarding our deposit and going with whoever was paying in full. The consultant we spoke with was a five. The executive director is probably a two. Most of them are very friendly and willing to help. It's small; there's not a lot of places for them to go in the facility. They have a few rooms, and it seems pretty small and compact. They have a salon. There was very small outdoor space, a very small activity area (like the activity room), a living room, and a library. It seemed to be very clean. It was near her house."

"I went to look at Traditions at North Willow. I thought it was beautiful, but I couldn't afford it. It was too expensive. The facility was large and homey. I met the activities director, and she seemed to be very enthusiastic. Independent living has individual cottages, and I like that. The one I saw was empty, so it wasn't set up, but it was large."