Wonderful independent living apartments. Beautiful rooms. Fun and inviting staff. Great food…read more I would be very comfortable having my family here.

It's Monday at Sycamore Reserve Senior Community. It's a beautiful day in a very nice place…read more Our home can be considered a Resort Lifestyle. For Barbara McNamara and me it is more a Retreat Lifestyle. We have time to read, write, and reflect. There are several retired ministers living here, a retired Firefighter Chaplain, two fine pianists. There are others with a wealth of life experience, including success in professions and business. We enjoy conversations with people who have lived exceptional lives. We have exercise classes, a heated salt-water pool, Chair Yoga, healthy food, a weekly Bible Study, and on-site Sunday Worship Services. We also enjoy Happy Hour on Friday, we just had a 500 Race Party and are planning a KY Derby Party. There are times and places for discussion and reflection. Living here helps us with the organization and integration of our lifetimes of experience and learning. So is Sycamore Reserve a Resort or Retreat? The bottom line: The management and staff here provide us with great choices each day to live the life that works for us that day. We love having choices.

I am a weekly visitor at Sycamore Reserve. Not only is it an absolutely beautiful and homey-feeling…read moreplace, but the owners all have active rolls in the day to day operation. They drop in for lunch there, asking residents how things are going. The staff participates with residents in doing art projects, community outreach, and exercise. The result is a very 'dedicated to resident' feel -- and residents who are engaged and happy where they live. I get that feeling every week with every visit. This place is truly remarkable!

Not a good place to go for Rehab after you are sent from the hospital. My husband had his heart…read moremedicine lowered because of Pneumonia problem. His heart medication got lowered because of this treatment. He was sent to this Rehab center -- for 3 weeks -- w/o checking his heart medication?? As for rehab, he only got simple exercise for 45 minutes during Mon thru Fri, which he could have done better at home AND could have seen his heart doctor to update his heart meds.!! -- During his 3 week stay at this Rehab, he only saw doctors once a week who did not suggest his lowered meds. while in hospital. -- Do NOT go to Rehab after getting discharged out of hospital. Go home do see your doctors and do outside Rehab facilities after being discharged from hospital. -- While in Rehab, you do not see doctors about your condition and the Rehab is a JOKE. -- My husband almost died because his heart med (Water pills) were lowered for the 3 weeks in Rehab. and the Rehab ?? did not do anything but get him closer to death. -- A day after he was released from Rehab, he almost died. We admitted him to IU North that fixed the heart problem he had gone thru from the Pneumonia problem to Rehab -- but that messed up his heart problem while in Rehab. -- Do not do Rehab because they cannot fix you medicine problems and they not help with REHAB problems -- very low, few exercise problems!

I am a Trilogy employee and have the pleasure of working with Clearvista Lake Health Campus on a…read moredaily basis. This campus has great leaders where it counts. From their Executive Director down this staff is compassionate about the care their residents receive. They take pride in the jobs they do and it shows when you interact with their residents. If I could give this team 10 stars I would in an instant. Thank you for all you do team #clearvistalake !

When my grandfather arrived at the memory care wing of Meadow Brook, the staff updated me by email…read morethat he was happily pushing people in wheelchairs because he was doing so well. This was easy for me to believe, because he had done so well during his month at Greenfield Healthcare Center once released from a couple weeks at Community Hospital North due to an infection. But it was downhill from there--more than likely due to the facility's near-complete lack of memory care activities, its emphasis on apartment-style living that increases isolation, and its use of benzodiazepines/pharmacological restraint in general (something I questioned in particular that they refused to respond to unlike other facilities I asked). As my dad put it from what he saw multiple times in the memory care wing's (beautiful) day room: "They were all zombies who couldn't even hold their heads up." My grandfather fell 12 times (that we know of) in his month and a half at Meadow Brook. He developed acute encephalopathy, a subdural hematoma, at least one UTI and was sent to a psychiatric hospital to get his "meds figured out." Yet, he kept going because he had always loved life and had hope. Unfortunately, that hope was unfounded. His first POA refused to move him to another facility--even when Meadow Brook eventually urged her to do so once the Department of Health and Adult Protective Service opened investigations--and Meadow Brook never contacted his successor POAs when moving him was a matter of life or death (he, in fact, died last Sunday) and, therefore, superseded HIPAA regulations. After my grandfather's final fall at Meadow Brook, he was taken to the hospital yet again. It was one fall too many. The bright spot of this post is that I convinced his POA to release him to Allisonville Meadows down the street. Skilled nurses and hospice workers in Allisonville Meadows' memory care unit showed him the utmost respect and dignity during his final week and a half of life. If you're thinking of sending your loved one to Meadow Brook for memory care, please don't. Or at least educate yourself based on complaint records with the State and also tour the facility morning, noon and night at unplanned times. I gave Meadow Brook two stars only because I have no experience with its assisted living portion, which is where all the amenities are. Here is my grandfather's obituary. He was a wonderful man. https://www.legacy.com/us/obituaries/name/robert-meadows-obituary?id=53976750 Sources: Indiana State Department of Health report: https://www.in.gov/health/reports/QAMIS/ltccr/cr013163.htm Synopsis of Meadow Brook's initial plan for "transitional" memory care: https://seniorcare.levinassociates.com/2014/06/19/spectrum-opens-meadow-brook-senior-living-fishers-indiana/

We visited this place to see exactly how they live up to the restaurant style meals that are…read morepromised in the brochure. We arrived at lunch and the dining room looked absolutely beautiful. The food smelled good and was artfully presented. We had great hopes for this assisted living community based upon what we had seen. However we were told by a sister spectrum community (Enclave @ Saxony) that the Meadowbrook community was not working according to the Spectrum corporate guidelines with respect to special diets. Our worry was that in the event that the current chef left, we would be left Spectrum corporate view on special diets which is not acceptable for us. (See our review on the Enclave at Saxony) This community gets four stars for their focus on meeting their customers needs. Should they be required to move to the Spectrum corporate policy I would change this to one star. Investigate your choices very carefully.

Horrible place to live. For the cost, I expected nothing but the best for elderly friends. What I…read morefound was sad. They want the money, but don't want to provide the care they promise. The nurses and care team are excellent but the administration and leadership is seriously lacking. Look elsewhere.

I've lived here since 2018, first with my dear wife, Carol, then as a widower since 2020. This…read moreplace is great. Its employees really care. The facility is top notch. They're about to expand because we're essentially full.

I have been pleased to work with the management -- and particularly the food service crew -- at The…read moreForum at the Crossing several times in the past two years. On every occasion, the food has outstripped expectation -- ticking all the boxes: - delicious - elegant - healthy - fresh - satisfying The staff has been on time, outgoing, caring, and conscientious. It's wonderful to have a facility of this quality right around the corner!

THIS NURSING HOME IS TERRIBLE ABSOLUTELY HORRIBLE. They neglect their elderly and do not give them…read morethe care they need. My grandmother is currently stuck in the nursing home and is having issues with fluid in her lungs. The nurses there rarely check on her and are rough with her when moving her. They don't even help her wash her hair or anything. They give her food she is unable to eat and do not care about how she is actually doing. Please report this nursing home and do everything possible to stop this neglect.

Excellent care! Staff is respectful and caring. The therapists are amazing! The experience…read moreexceeded our expectations.

A nightmare that I want to forget, In 2018 I broke my neck, had extensive surgery to put me back…read moretogether again. I stayed in St. Vincent hospital as long as I could under the supervision of Goodman-Campbell. When insurance said that I needed to be released from the hospital the ambulance drove me to this rehabilitation facility. They punished me by insisting that I sit up without assistance for five minutes. I screamed in pain and slunk out of my wheelchair and was laying partially on the floor before a nurse came back into the room. She chastised me for yelling. I said that I needed my wife, and wanted to call my attorney. She denied my request. That night I had to sleep in a hospital bed that I soaked with urine.....I had a spinal cord injury after all. After trying to sleep in my own urine overnight a morning nurse came in. He was so compassionate compared to what I experienced heretofore at Hamilton Trace. He cleaned me up and changed my sheets. Two hours later my wife was allowed to visit. The chief nurse said that I had to return to the hospital after existing one and one half days in hell with this outfit. Yes, I waited in pain until another ambulance came to return me to from where I came. Terrible experience. I can't even think about the pain these people let me suffer saying that I needed to sit up for five minutes and then they chided me for screaming in pain, Bad show all around. I pray to God that this memory will not haunt me, causing nightmares.