Nursing Home Communities in Middletown, IN

"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! "

"My mother was in Bethany Pointe Health Campus. She really enjoyed it, and especially she enjoyed their food. She said they had excellent food. She went in for rehab and she was in one section for COVID-19. She had occupational and physiotherapy. I think she improved as much as she could, but she's going to be close to 100, so we didn't think she was going to jump up and be running around the block, but she got stronger. I didn't taste the food, but she liked it so much, and she's pretty picky. I think once she got out of the isolation area, she had a private room. She was able to go down into the areas where people kind of congregated. She rolled herself to see people going up and down the hall and that sort of thing. She said she really liked the room. I think it's a pretty new area. It may have been renovated. She said it was very pretty and she enjoyed it. It's very comfortable. She liked looking out the windows and that kind of thing. They had a courtyard, but she couldn't go outside at the time. They had another area where people could sit and talk and kind of meet new people. That was all in their newer renovated areas. She was very pleased with it. She's legally blind, so she really didn't participate in puzzles or anything of that nature. She enjoyed the socialization part of it. The staff was fairly good. I called them for updates."

"We used Yorktown Manor for my dad's rehab. We also used the facility when both my mom and dad's health started to deteriorate since we were already accustomed to and familiar with it. It was only eight minutes from my home, so it was a perfect choice for us. The staff was extremely pleasant and helpful. The facility was fairly close to a hospital and local doctors. It was located in a residential area and had very pleasant surroundings. "

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!

"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."

"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. "

"We transferred my grandmother to the memory care unit of Stonebrooke Rehabilitation Center a couple of months ago. The staff is extremely caring. They individualized her care and put her first. They have an activity center and activity assistants in the memory care unit, with activities directed at people with dementia. So, it gets them involved and it keeps them out of their rooms. My grandmother, she's rarely in her room now. She found some friends, so she's active socially there now. I know when they do the snacks and the coffee, she loves sitting with a couple of other ladies, having coffee and cookies, and they would kind of gossip as friends do. She has a shared room but there's plenty of room to be able to have her bed and a recliner, and then of course a dresser for her clothes and a television. So, it's kind of like a small efficiency apartment. They have a restroom in the room. Even though it's small, there's still plenty of room to put what she needs. The office manager who handles the financial side has been very difficult to deal with. When you're putting your family member in an Alzheimer's unit, that's hard enough, much less having to deal with someone who's not very kind at times. Besides the office manager, the staff is very kind. The administrator, I have spoken to him before, and he was extremely kind. I think they need to work on some customer service education for that particular occupation of the business office, and understand how to handle people who are in this situation for the first time. Most people don't understand how Medicaid and Medicare work and they need guidance. "

"Everyone at Heritage House was very friendly and helpful. The facility is clean and they seemed to be patient focused. They have quite a variety of activities for the residents like craft and puzzles. "

"The staff was very friendly and helpful. They were very caring for here especially when she started to really get worse off. The environment its self was very clean and bright. I talked to many residence and all of them were extremely happy with the care they were being given and the moral support from the staff. I have had many dinners at the home and the food was always great and healthy. It is fairly centrally located and therefor easy to get to. they also provide trips to the residents and family, things like bowling and such. they have many activities to do around the home. they have board games and bingo and all the things loved by the current older generation. I would surely recommend this to any family going through the tough time of finding a place for parents or grandparents to stay. They will make the process easy and you will know your family member is in good hands. "

"This facility is clean and the staff are friendly. They work to help families understand what residents are going through. I am an outside consultant, and did note some educational needs as far as dealing with some impulsive behaviors. The residents reported being satisified. Most people report wanting to be more in control. "

"Westminster Village Muncie is out of our budget range but it's very nice. It's very clean, the nurses are very nice and they are helpful. They have a lot of things that you can do, and a beauty shop. And from what I saw, it was very nice. I had a meal there and it was very good. In terms of value for the money, it's way overpriced, they've used up all her money and so she has to move."

"My dad moved to Glen Oaks Health Campus. I like it because of where it's located. There are not many businesses around except for a church on the one side, but that's about it. They've got open spots, I can take him outside and they seem like they got their heads together. They've got therapy and then they've got bingo, a religious service on Sundays, and a game room. Then they've got a bunch of different TV rooms, so if you don't want to sit in your room, you can watch it down there. My dad has no teeth and they brought him something he couldn't chew. When I told them, they said I could just take it for myself and then I went and got him something else. The food was good. The facility is very nice, very clean, and very up to date."

"We liked Morrison Woods, but they didn't have a room available at the time we were placing my mom. I like the fact that they had Medicaid there and I wouldn't have to move mom from one facility to another because they have continuing care. They also have an Alzheimer's unit. The room sizes were great. The staff there was very, very pleasant. I know someone who does the activities there; I know her personally. A lot of their activities don't reach my mom's standards because she is still able to walk. They had a buffet set up. It looked very, very nice. It's a very, very nice facility. "