The Whitlock

The Whitlock sits in Bremen, Indiana, and offers independent senior living for people age 55 and older who want a faith-affirming place with a peaceful, park-like setting, and you'll find private, ground-level apartments that come as studios, one-bedrooms, and two-bedroom suites-so you have some choice if you want more or less space, and each apartment is cable-ready and has a refrigerator, stovetop, and microwave, with heating and air-conditioning you can control yourself, and there's covered parking available for an extra fee, laundry and mail services, plus indoor and outdoor common areas where people can sit, visit, or enjoy group activities. The Whitlock's run by the Michiana Benevolent Society, a not-for-profit, with a full-time administrator making sure things go smoothly, from the kitchen and meals to keeping up with daily operations, and there's a kitchen that prepares well-balanced, family-style dinners served at noon in the dining room each day, along with a lighter breakfast every morning. The community focuses on caring for the mind, body, and spirit, so you'll see regular social activities like Bible study, bingo, weekly devotions, and events that help residents connect and stay engaged. Care services include options like independent living, assisted living, memory care, long-term skilled nursing, hospice care, home care, and Medicare-certified home health care, with at-home therapy services if you want them and an on-site hair salon for extra support. Community life is centered around making sure residents are comfortable, safe, and not weighed down by upkeep or maintenance, with staff from the United Church of Christ and many volunteers helping out. Residents enjoy nutritious meals, their utilities are included, and there's transportation for errands when you need it. The Whitlock has about 29 apartments that can support around 49 residents, and the setting feels calm, surrounded by trees, with common spaces for meals or gatherings, and since it's close to a movie theater, library, and city parks, there's enough nearby for outings. Activities and events help people form friendships, and the goal's to offer a caring environment where everyone feels supported in daily life, whether they just want quiet company or more hands-on help.