Crownpointe of Indianapolis

Crownpointe of Indianapolis has 72 studio and one-bedroom apartments with kitchenettes, private bathrooms with showers, and large sitting areas for relaxing and visiting, and folks can bring their own furniture and favorite things to make their place feel more like home, and you'll find cable TV, Wi-Fi, air conditioning, and emergency alert systems in each apartment, and every resident gets an emergency pendant so help is always close by since the staff is there all day and night. The community sits by a pond and fountain that welcome visitors and residents, and the building has vibrant common spaces, a library, a fitness room, a beauty salon, and a garden, plus outdoor walking paths for folks who like to stay active or just stroll and watch the birds. The staff at Crownpointe helps with daily activities like bathing, dressing, and managing medicine, and they have experienced people on hand for diabetic, incontinence, non-ambulatory care, and a nurse practitioner who visits at home. They offer licensed nursing, on-site physician services, and pharmacy delivery, and they do ongoing health assessments so care can change as residents' needs change, with family input considered too. Meals come three times a day in a restaurant-style dining room, made by chefs who watch for dietary needs, and snacks and housekeeping are covered, with laundry done weekly. The place supports both independent and assisted living, respite and short-term stays, long-term healthcare, memory care for folks with dementia, and home health care services provided by trained aides, so there's a wide range to suit different needs. There's a full calendar of planned activities-games, movie nights, faith-based programs, educational and social opportunities, fitness and wellness classes, devotional gatherings on and offsite, and resident-run clubs that help people build friendships, keep busy, and feel included. Transportation helps with appointments or outings, and the community is licensed for the Medicaid Waiver Program, accepts long-term care insurance and Veterans benefits, so costs can fit many situations. Everything's designed to help seniors stay independent as long as possible, and all areas are accessible to people who use wheelchairs. Crownpointe of Indianapolis is part of CrownPointe Communities, which runs several senior living campuses in Indiana, and they've had recent renovations, promising updated spaces and comforts, though nothing too fancy, just good, solid housing and a helpful staff that pays attention to what each person needs.