Indian Hills Senior Community

Bridget

Hallway carpeting is so old and worn out that I almost tripped going to elevators. The laundry rooms has mold on the ceiling. This is because it is extremely hot and moist in there. It should be some kind of ventilation to blow out hot air.

Rose8

I will move into the Indian Hills Senior Community. I chose it because of the pricing, and the staff was very polite. They have a swimming pool and an exercise room.

Robert Davis

Apartments are nice, but the building I visit were nasty, electric heaters in entrance and lobby with no covers, elevator with no fan running and nasty and smells, carpet in hallways needs cleaning it smells. My friend lives there who gets around in a wheelchair the doors aren’t automatic for wheelchairs. I will continue to look for a cleaner and more convenient Senior building it certainly isn’t Indian Hills. Bldg 1501

Michael

Indian Hills Senior Community was all right. I thought it was a little expensive for what you got, and I didn't particularly like the neighborhood. The apartments were nice, but they turned me down. They had no activities, too. The staff who gave the tour was nice though.

Ted

I went to see Indian Hills Senior Community. The units were very small, but I was just looking for a studio apartment. It was a hilly community, so I felt like maybe that's not the most suitable place for me. The place was clean and modern. They had good customer service. This is independent living, so they didn't have like a grand ballroom where you could go to get meals. They had a big fenced-in area, so it was like a gated community. They had a large community room, a library, and all of that stuff.

Hubert

Indian Hills provides all amenities, food, swimming pool, and transportation. It's close to public transportation lines and nice and clean. It’s a good facility. They have programs, in-house dining, nursing, and good staff. It's an older facility, so they can use some upgrades, but it met my needs.