Nursing Home Communities in Fort Wayne, IN

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

"The nursing staff and CNS was poor to okay the therapy staff was good the cleaning staff was friendly the activities staff was pretty good to really good the beds are uncomfortable I've slept on more comfortable army cots the food was wrong according to the slip most of the time and was off and on or whether or not it was good"

"When I did a tour of Kingston Care Center of Fort Wayne, they were very helpful. I was encouraged to possibly placing him there because I just felt he would have a better level of care. Even having water delivered to his room. The size of the room was bigger, and he would be able to accommodate it if he needed the recliner in his room. The building just seemed to be cleaner, the hallways wider. It's just more accessible; he'd be able to go outside. Also, I just felt he'd have a better level of care there, but I chose not to go there because it wasn't helping me as far as mileage, for me to get there. The staff was great. She was very encouraging, very supportive of the issues that I'd gone through with my brother. They felt like they would be able to help him out. Another thing that I liked about them is that they have shower facilities right in the room."

"My mom has been at Canterbury Nursing and Rehabilitation Center. We really like it. They had one of the better nursing cares. They also had a memory care place on the property, which we knew we would be moving to eventually. They have been really great with my mom, and met most of our needs as we needed them. The staff members were very friendly and very accommodating. They have all kinds of different activities going on. They have a bistro place that you can go to. I was very impressed at first, but once my mom moved into a room, her room was a little beat up. They have a physical fitness area and a courtyard."

"My friends were residents of Towne House, and I liked their activities, food, staff, and location. The staff was very considerate and helpful. The facility was very clean and well-kept."

The Waters of Fort Wayne, located in Fort Wayne, IN, offers a variety of care types including Memory Care, Respite Care, Short-term Rehabilitation Care, Skilled Nursing Care, and Hospice Care. This senior living provider is designed to cater to the diverse needs of its residents, ensuring that each individual receives the appropriate level of support and care. The facility focuses on both physical health and emotional well-being, making it a comprehensive choice for senior care.In terms of amenities, The Waters of Fort Wayne provides several options to enhance the living experience of its residents. Meals are provided to ensure that all dietary needs are met, and there are both outdoor and enclosed common areas where residents can enjoy fresh air and socialize safely. The community also organizes a variety of activities and programs, including social and spiritual events, which help in keeping the residents engaged and active. Additional amenities like salon services further add to the comfort and convenience of living at this facility.The Waters of Fort Wayne also offers a range of services aimed at supporting the health and wellness of its residents. These services include Physical Therapy and Occupational Therapy, which are crucial for residents needing rehabilitation care. The community accommodates special diets and has a nutrition specialist on staff to assist with dietary needs. Furthermore, it accepts various insurance plans, which can help in managing the financial aspects of care. Overall, The Waters of Fort Wayne strives to provide a nurturing and supportive environment for its residents.

"So clean, and very nice. They have good food, And i like that they're a smoking facility because my mom smokes, The staff are very friendly, and they take such good care of my mother. We are greeted with such kindness. And we are just so very happy with Englewood. "

"The Alzheimer's Unit (Memory Care Unit) is excellent. Spacious rooms, nice dining area. The nurses, CNAs, and all of the staff at this facility are absolutely wonderful. My mother has been there just two weeks, and while the transition from the hospital was difficult, the staff was so helpful and supportive. My mother is iroving and actually participating in her treatment. The physical therapy room is the best of all 12 of the facilities I visited that take Alzheimer's patients in Fort Wayne, In. We are very happy to have chosen this place. "

"Bethlehem Woods is very quiet at the back of some woods. The neighborhood around there is higher quality than where my mom was previously. The staff seem very gracious, accommodating, and very nice. So far, it's very good. The dining area is very clean. They go out to eat periodically and have bingo and cards. So far, I thought it's a better nursing home atmosphere than my mom's previous community."

"My wife is in Covington Manor in a big rehab facility. It's close to where my home is, which makes it more convenient for me. They seem to go out of their way to help. They have bingo, polish your nails, and have a lot of activities. They're very good. "

"My mother was in Lutheran Homes for rehab. She was there for 3 weeks, and it's extremely positive. They had private rooms, the food was cooked from scratch, and the meals were very well planned. The health care is great there, and there's a waiting list all the time to get in there. They pay attention to detail, it's very clean, very friendly, and the food is great. She had physical therapy and nursing care. She had a large, private room, like 2 rooms plus the bath. There was an area for company, TV, table next to the bed, there was a couch and a chair for both the staff and the residents. You won't be stuck in the bed all day. Lutheran is well known in the community for years. It's very clean."

"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."

"If there is a six star, I would give The Village at Pine Valley a six. It was excellent. It was a newer community, so it was updated. The rooms were very nice, more modern than the older nursing homes. I liked the room set up, and even the shared rooms had a kind of a half wall between the two areas. So it was almost like a private-type room. They're very well kept, they have chapel service every day, which I appreciate as well. They do have a therapy room. I did not have a meal there, but there were a couple of very nice dining areas. The staff member who showed me around was excellent. She was very helpful. I was highly impressed with everything. If there wasn't a long waiting list, I would put my mother in there. That was my top choice."

"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."