Century Fields Retirement Community sits about 8.7 miles outside Kokomo, Indiana, and stands as the highest-rated community in its city with an average score of 9.6 out of 10, which means that folks tend to be pretty satisfied living here, and you'll find it on the Century Villa campus as part of the Exceptional Living Centers network. The place offers quite a range, because they've got studio, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom apartments with private patios and views of the pond or lake, and most units come with kitchenettes, air conditioning, cable TV, Wi-Fi, and private bathrooms, which helps seniors feel more at home. Century Fields is pet-friendly and welcomes active adults, with staff on call 24 hours a day if something goes wrong or someone needs help in an emergency, and there's a call pendant system if anyone needs to ask for assistance in a hurry.
Residents find different care levels here, including independent living, assisted living, memory care, respite, hospice, adult day services, rehabilitation, and skilled nursing, so people can stay as their needs change without having to move somewhere new, and the team is pretty experienced at helping with things like moving from bed to a wheelchair, bathing, dressing, medication, incontinence, mobility, or giving reminders about insulin for people with diabetes. Nursing staff are around 12-16 hours a day for medication management, and there's also 24-hour nursing care and non-medical home care. Folks living here can count on three meals each day, prepared on-site by a professional chef, served restaurant-style in the dining rooms, with special diets covered if needed, and snacks are also available between meals to tide everyone over. The place helps handle chores like housekeeping, linens, laundry, lawn care, snow removal, and maintenance, so residents get more time to join activities and relax, plus, they'll handle move-in coordination and can support families dealing with changes.
Social life's busy, because Century Fields offers lots of activities-arts and crafts, music, movie nights in the in-house theater, fitness classes in the studio, walking on the trail by the lake, spiritual programs like Sunday services and Bible studies, and outings to nearby restaurants, museums, and shops, so there's always a way to spend time with others or learn something new. There are plenty of indoor and outdoor spaces, including a beauty salon, barber, spa, wellness rooms, library, media and activity rooms, chapel, community room, fitness center, and even a Veterans Corridor to honor military service. Residents can use private dining rooms for special meals, and there are spaces like a breezeway that acts like a sunny indoor front porch, plus walking paths and patios outside when the weather's nice.
Transportation's available, not just for appointments but for community outings if anyone wants to get out for a bit, and safety is kept in mind with call alert systems in all apartments and supervision as needed. Care and services here are tailored to fit a resident's personal needs using a care plan, so support can change if someone needs more or less help. Century Fields accepts Medicare and Medicaid so families have more payment choices, and because it's part of a larger health campus run by Century Villa Health Care, therapy and home health services are close at hand. The focus here's always on helping residents live as independently and comfortably as possible, with a full calendar of activities, nutritious meals, a friendly environment, faith-based opportunities, and the help folks need to make daily life as easy as it can be.
