The Mansion on Main sits in the Mansion Row Historic District of New Albany, Indiana, where a stately, renovated brick building with large windows and a modern entrance makes it easy to find. This community supports both independent and assisted living, offering 125 studio and one-bedroom apartments that feature full kitchens or kitchenettes, high ceilings, large windows letting in natural light, and bathrooms with walk-in showers fitted with safety bars and fold-down seats, so everyone can move around easily and safely. Different room types suit a range of needs, and the staff works around the clock, staying awake to help with daily care like bathing, dressing, medication, diabetic care, incontinence care, and non-ambulatory care, and a doctor is on call when needed.
Residents get meals daily in a well-lit dining room, with tables set up for family-style eating, and snacks and drinks available at a modern bar area. The Mansion on Main offers many ways for people to stay active and social, like the theater room for movies, a library with books and a computer station, a recreation room with foosball and pool tables, and a fitness center with treadmills and weights. The building mixes historic character with modern finishes and has pet-friendly policies, high-speed internet, accessible spaces, and comfortable seating areas where folks can relax and chat. Outside, you'll find a landscaped courtyard with a gazebo and walking park, pergola, and seating under shady trees. A beauty salon and spa with comfortable chairs and hair dryers makes it easy to take care of yourself, and a well-equipped laundry area is available.
The Mansion on Main uses unique naming in its care facilities and provides services for independent living, assisted living, memory care, respite care, home care, skilled nursing, home health, hospice, and adult day services. The staff offers free help for families trying to find the right senior care option and supports residents with long-term care insurance or Veterans Benefits, but they don't accept Medicaid or Medicare. There are always activities going on to promote engagement and enjoyment, whether it's a game night in the common room, an exercise class in the gym, or a quiet afternoon in the library. Residents live in a community designed to balance independence and the right level of support, with amenities made for comfort and easy living, and a focus on creating a safe, welcoming atmosphere for everyone.
