Crown Pointe of Carmel sits in Carmel, Indiana and offers different types of living for seniors, including assisted living, independent living, memory care, and hospice care, which means folks get support even as needs change. The community has studio and one-bedroom apartments, some of them pretty spacious, and all on a single-story, which makes getting around easier, especially for those who need non-ambulatory care. Residents who have trouble moving can get standby help for transfers, like moving from a bed to a wheelchair, and the community also watches over folks with diabetes by helping monitor blood sugar, but doesn't give insulin shots. People who need incontinence care must be able to manage it by themselves. There's around-the-clock staff, including a 24/7 nurse team and on-call doctor, as well as weekly health screenings, so there's always someone available.
People eat three meals a day from a menu made by a dietician, served restaurant-style, and there's no worrying about cooking or cleaning up, because housekeeping and laundry are weekly, and pharmacy delivery brings meds right to the room. You'll find lots of shared spaces like a library with a fireplace, a TV lounge, community and game rooms, a snack bar, and even a private dining room for special occasions, plus a beauty shop, gardening area, and walking paths outside, so no one feels stuck in their room. There are plenty of activities, music, movie nights, fitness programs, devotional services (offsite), and group outings, with scheduled transportation to appointments and fun events handled by the complimentary community van, so getting to where you need isn't stressful. Folks with pets can bring their cats or dogs, and resident parking is on-hand for those who still drive. There's a month-to-month lease policy for flexibility, Medicare, Medicaid, and private insurance are accepted, and there's an age requirement for folks 55 and older, making it a place suited to older adults who want different care levels or who want to stay as independent as possible for as long as they can. Emergency response systems are in every apartment, and the staff helps with things like bathing, dressing, moving about, and medication reminders, keeping things as safe as possible. The grounds are made for easy walking and socializing, and everything's geared toward giving residents a homelike place while focusing on each person's needs day by day.
