Edgewater Woods

Edgewater Woods sits on North Madison Avenue in Anderson, Indiana, across from Country Club Heights, and covers about every kind of care a senior might need, from independent and assisted living to memory care, long-term nursing, and even hospice, and it's kind of nice how everything's close by with cheerful courtyards, tidy grounds, a clean feel, and open common spaces where folks can visit or just sit awhile, though staffing rates do run much lower than average, and regular health inspections only show slightly below average results, so a family looking for the best nurse-to-resident support might want to pay extra attention there. Quality Measures reports run above average, and there's a skilled rehabilitation program including the Road to Recovery plan, where the team helps figure out discharge goals within seventy-two hours of arrival, plus things like wound care, fall prevention, and training for movement or walking, not to mention physical, occupational, and speech therapy with an interdisciplinary team that includes doctors, nurses, therapists, social workers, clergy, and volunteers for holistic support, so people with varying needs can find some help here if they're looking for short-term or longer-term care, though right now Edgewater Woods isn't taking new residents. The facility takes both Medicare and Medicaid and offers options like Adult Day Services, outpatient therapy, respite stays for caregivers who need a break, home health, and non-medical home care, plus memory care for those needing special attention or safety measures. There are home-like apartments including single-bedroom units, person-centered programs, and help with insurance or caregiving resources for families sorting out next steps, and though the staff speaks English and the community has often been described as friendly and caring, the overall federal rating sits much below average, which probably matters to families who are worried about quality, so most people like to visit first, either in person or with a virtual walk-through, just to get a feel for how staff treat residents and see if it fits what they're looking for in senior care.