Nursing Home Communities in Anderson, IN

"Copper Trace was nice. They had a great facility. It's very clean and very new. They all had full-sized appliances in their units. I saw their menu, and it looked amazing."

"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."

"This facility is completely changed from its former self of just 2 years ago. Glenn is the new administrator. He's considered by many of my friends in the medical field as the best in the county. He has completely turned the place around. From a one star rating, it will soon be a 4 or 5 star. Many of the workers are still there from the past, but many were replaced if they weren't doing their jobs. The food is great, the caring is there from everyone I've met. I highly recommend it. My 95-year old mom lives there. They are finishing up a half-million dollar remodeling of the entire facility. One wing of rooms is even single occupancy now. "

"My grandmother was a resident at Countryside and I cannot say enough, how great their staff is! She was a new dialysis patient and Countryside's therapy team did a great job working around her chair time as well as the care team providing support to our family. Countryside's team truly made my grandmother feel apart of their family. We've been told they are opening an in house dialysis center and should she need any rehab, she said Countryside is the only way to go! "

Caring people make the difference at Edgewater Woods. You can feel it the minute you walk into our community and meet our staff. They are experts at senior healthcare who are not just doing a job, but following a calling. They are here to help you and your family find answers, solutions and peace of mind. In fact, they become an extension of your family. Accepting Medicare, Managed Care and Private Insurances, our specialists will help you understand your benefits.Also, we accept Medicaid and can help with the application process too!Call and ask for a member of our admissions team for more information or stop by and visit. We look forward to serving you!

"We went to Bethany Pointe Health Campus. It was a very good tour. The people who work there are very nice. The rooms were a little small. Upkeep was fine. They have a lot of activities there, and they have an area where you can go and have meetings or bring your family to a little building. They have an exercise room. We liked it there. It's just too small. The food was good. The dining area was clean and big."

"Northview Health And Living is kept very well and the grounds are nice. The room is just kind of small, but everything else is fabulous. So far, the staff have been lovely. The aides are friendly and compassionate. The admissions people were very helpful and so far I would give them all high remarks. My mother is limited because she has macular degeneration, but they do therapy with her Monday through Friday and they have music activities. For the other residents, they have games, cards, and movies. She has participated in singing and piano playing. Today, I believe, they're doing a church service or a Bible study. My mother is gluten-free and they have tried very hard to accommodate her diet. I give them high marks there."

"This facility has shown my family great hospitality each and everyday. Especially this thanksgiving. They made great effort to accommodate our family for a family meal. The food was outstanding and the service was better. Thank you for making this day special for our family. "

"If you don't mind underhanded staff, having to fix issues that they caused with Medicaid every couple of months, and dirty surroundings then this is the place for you! I am trying to move my dad oyt of there. The care is substandard. They don't call and let you know when your loved one fell, much less send them out to the hospital. My dad had to deal with pain over night. They called early the next evening to inform me that my dad was on his way to the hospital. After an er visit and xrays it was determined that he had dislocated his shoulder. He also chipped the upper arm bone. He had to go to a specialist for a while over it. He sat there in the nursing home for 24 hours in that condition. He was in pain. They only called when they had already sent him out in an ambulance. I there are two counties between me and my dad. I will not ever put him in a nursing home that lacks reviews. I will make surprise visits before I commit to the new place. Miller's of Middletown smells horrible and is anything but clean. Don't take my word for it. Go check for your self. You will learn that it is everything I claim and more. They have been investigated so many times by adult protective services that I am amazed that they are still in operation. "

"There's nothing nice about Alexandria Care Center. It's dirty and understaffed. My sister's physical therapist was absolutely wonderful, but everybody else from the top down in that place was not. I can't believe it's still open. My sister left even though she wasn't done yet."

"the rooms are like you would find at a motel all the comforts you need.the staff have been wonderful to my brother and i.i cant ask for better care than what i see from week to week God bless the staff it takes special people to work with these folks. and the staff are special in my opinion."

"We chose Westminster Village Muncie, but my parents haven't moved in yet. The place is very clean, very modernized, and very friendly. I only met a few staff, and they seem very accommodating. Whatever you need, they will do. They have three different phases. The one we visited is just for living on their own, unless something changes and they can move over to the other side. It is a really nice set-up. It's like the Taj Mahal; it's beautiful. It is clean, but it doesn't smell like cleaning stuff. It is presented really nice. What was nice about them, too, is that they have their own official mailbox. It has its own key, so nobody can get your mail besides you. People can't sort through the mail, like they did at this place in Tennessee. It's a slot you drop down in, so it's secure, too."

"My mother lived in Morrison Woods Health Campus, and I also toured the place just last week. It is a beautiful place and a very nice campus. The people that run it are very nice too. They're very caring, and I had no complaints with them. They're outstanding, because the fact that they were under a lot of pressure with COVID, they did the best they could possibly do, I'm sure. This last year, they didn't have many activities. They brought the meals to the rooms, which they had to do, but they have a beautiful dining room normally, and very good food normally. Then they had things like a cakewalk, happy hours on Fridays, and entertainment for the people on Friday evenings with mixed drinks, like wine and soft drinks. Those were all cancelled because of COVID, but I think they're getting back to it now. It's out in the country, not in a big city. There's grounds around it, so there aren't huge buildings or anything. They have an excellent therapy group, a nice parking lot, and they have a bus that used to take them wherever they could go. Their rooms are all one floor. It's just one of the best. As far as the price goes, I would give them an outstanding rating all the way around."

"We went there to visit with the residents. Some of them were ok, but most were kinda off. They sat out in the hall mostly, in wheelchairs or in beds. A lot of them were broken spirited.The whole place smelled of urine and feces. The staff was inattentive. At one point, I heard one of the residents screaming. I asked one of the nurses about it and he shrugged, "She does that all the time. She will stop soon."My visit to this facility was probably one of the most troubling experiences I've ever had. "