Golden LivingCenter - Bloomington - IN sits on East Burks Drive in Bloomington and has been caring for people for over twenty years in a single-story building that makes it easier to get around without stairs, and it's got both indoor and outdoor areas where residents can relax or visit with others since the common spaces are meant to feel welcoming and safe. The place offers memory care for folks with Alzheimer's or dementia and has specialized spaces that keep people with memory loss comfortable and secure, and anyone staying here can take part in daily activities like arts and crafts, games, church services, or exercise. There's a barber and beauty shop, and family lounges where visitors can spend time together, plus outdoor areas that are landscaped and nice to look at. Nurses are on duty around the clock, so there's always someone trained to help, and caregivers can help with everyday things like eating, bathing, or getting dressed.
Residents can get help with post-surgery care, wound care, and there's physical, occupational, and speech therapy right on site. The team also supports people with heart health problems, and the home provides hospice care and palliative care to make things comfortable for people nearing the end of life. Rehabilitation is available for folks needing to recover after a hospital stay, and for those who need a break at home, respite care is offered. Private rooms and suites are available, and there's Wi-Fi, phone service, and television, so people can stay connected and comfortable. They offer transportation so residents can get to medical appointments or do errands, and laundry and housekeeping are included. Nutrition is a priority here, and snacks are provided between meals.
Golden LivingCenter belongs to a privately owned, for-profit network and offers both short- and long-term skilled nursing and medical support, focusing on personalized care tailored to what each person needs. The facility has a modest review score and aims for a warm and supportive environment, hoping to make life feel comfortable for the elderly, especially those with serious care needs, memory concerns, or those needing help getting back on their feet.
