Pinnacle West Apartments (Formerly NeighborCare of Chapel Hill)

Pinnacle West Apartments, formerly called NeighborCare of Chapel Hill, sits in the Chapel Hill area of Indianapolis and mainly serves active adults aged 55 and up, and you'll find the place offers senior apartments and independent living options with remodeled, comfortable apartments that come in studio, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom sizes, though they're not the biggest, so they're easy to keep up with and are set up to feel like a little home, with thoughtful touches like high-speed internet, ceiling fans, cable, smoke-free air, and kitchens that have microwaves, stainless appliances, soft-close cabinets, and even granite countertops in the updated units, so that folks can still cook for themselves or make a cup of coffee without much trouble, and there are balconies or patios for fresh air, too. For folks who like pets, they allow close pets. The building has wheelchair accessible rooms and easy-to-use elevators, plus laundry facilities, a clubhouse for gathering, and a multipurpose room folks can rent for things like showers or parties for a daily fee if they need to celebrate something with a bigger group, and there's even a free gym membership, which is handy for staying healthy. The property offers video patrol and has maintenance and a property manager on site, which helps give peace of mind. For people who want some help but still want their own space, Pinnacle West can give support with things like bathing, dressing, and medicine, depending on needs, and they call some of these specialized care programs by the name NeighborCare of Chapel Hill, so that old name still has meaning for certain kinds of care even though the building's name changed. The community is set up so people can meet others and make friends, with planned social activities, wellness programs, and a private shuttle to take residents to appointments or local sites so folks don't have to rely on others outside the building. People in Pinnacle West can spend time together and share stories or memories, and many residents enjoy having neighbors who understand this stage of life, so you won't feel alone. The staff tries to help everyone stay comfortable and independent as long as possible and they offer more details about services if you ask, but the general idea is to give folks a place where they can enjoy life, take part in activities, and live in a place that feels safe and friendly, while still keeping things pretty simple and straightforward most days.