The care for your loved one lacks in every aspect. It hasn't just been my family but it's 2 other…read morepeople who I know of that their family members haven't been treated well. My family got a statement in the mail because we were the "gaurdian" over a family member there and they sent a statement of 0 balance from an account. We called and they claimed we discussed what would happen with our members balance after passing.. we never did we talked with Olivia said for the balance to be refunded. They were paid their fees from a separate account. They ended up taking extra and we now have to get our lawyer involved which won't end well for them. Just an fyi check on your people and funds consistently if you have a loved one there.

Amazing facility offering skilled nursing and assisted living. Beautiful and modern campus with…read moregreat food and friendly staff. Tons of activities too.

I was so relieved to move my dad out of this place. Chronically understaffed (nursing staff double…read moreas dining room servers), no staff at the front door on weekends. Front office management is inept and not responsive to concerns and issues raised. Two stars are for the physical property which is newly renovated and lovely.

Assisted living? I would be ashamed to have my loved one living under their roof. Management…read moreis disrespectful, with lack of professionalism.

My parents moved to Aster Place two months ago and we are happy with the care they have received…read more The food is great and the facility is clean and well decorated. In fact, we are looking for the same curtains that are hanging in the front lobby for our living room, we like them that much. They are currently decorated for the holidays and the decorations are beautiful. The staff are very helpful and open to listening to my parents and family members and having respectful, courteous discussions on their care. My parents are going through an adjustment period but they are "learning the ropes" and settling in. Overall it's just a great place and I'm very comfortable with my parents living here.

Opened their doors for business too soon. Don't yet have their act together to serve residents…read more Apartments are not designed well to FUNCTION. Step-showers,(dangerous to get into and out of), microwave over the sink on shelf that sticks out and will hit your head when leaning forward. Don't be fooled by the beauty of ANY facility. Look closely for function and practicality.

I have worked here 5+ years. It is a wonderful experience working for a non profit that has so many…read moreemployee perks. Free gym access with free employee workout classes multiple times a week, amazing meals at a very low cost, lots of employee appreciation events all year round, really great PTO rates, and the highest staffing I've ever had in 19 years as a nurse. I plan to work here the rest of my career (lots of employees who have been here 10/20/30 years, another good thing to see)

They seem to have really stepped up their game in the last couple of years, couple of my great…read moreaunts and distant relatives have stayed here and didn't hear any issues. I do believe it is the most expensive retirement facility in the entire area by far but for some that is for a reason. It is a beautiful area, right next to all the shopping and some good restaurants in West Lafayette, and the research and model has made the main entry beautiful. Staff and engaging with various people here is easy and I always enjoy performing piano for the residents this past decade.

This is a vibrant and well designed care space with well trained staff, great location, and…read moreoffering a memory center and basic retirement housing across their campus right across from the St Elizabeth hospital. It was very difficult watching my grandma for her final years, over five years now, falling into dimentia. I recall birthpains in the first year or so, iffy food quality, improperly medicated drugs, but after those initial mishaps they sorted out services and all seemed to be the right place, can still recommend looking back.

Creasy springs is a nursing home in Lafayette. The staff is friendly and takes good care of their…read moreresidents

Bright and comfortable space, dropped in for a quick performance entertaining the old folks, found…read morea pleasant staff and glad Lafayette has another option for care

I just recently needed to attend a function in town, and needed to bring my wife with me as there…read morewas no alternative, and she has Alzheimer's. The leadership and staff at Beehive was very accomodating. The intake process was super simple, non-invasive, compassionate and understanding of our need. I needed assistance at odd hours--an evening, full days, a half-day--no issue, "sure, we can help you." The care she received was stellar. As you can see, I'm very pleased with the care she received. 5*s. Thanks!

Everything!! I've…read more been quiet for too long. Since January, Milner (Dad's prior assisted living facility) had targeted him for removal from assisted living to skilled nursing. Initial meetings indicated that Dad did not meet their assisted living standards. When we finally found out the issues, my sisters made corrective action and assisted Dad to understand what was needed to stay. Unfortunately this wasn't ever enough. When we met a need of Milner, the bar was continually raised. It got to the point where we got extra daily nursing assistance to do the job that the Milner staff was supposed to do, but they chose to ignore Dad's needs & questions. Since January, we installed a Ring camera in Dad's room that alerted my sister when motion was detected. We did this after my sister was berated by the nurse on duty when she arrived with cupcakes for the assisted living residents. We wondered if this nurse could treat a guest/family member in such a way, how was she treating the residents. Video from the ring camera was very enlightening! We addressed our concerns with Milner Management and was assured that things would be addressed. We later found out via our ombudsman representing residents, that the primary nurse in question was never disciplined. We also figured out via the video footage that Milner wanted Dad's room because all others were occupied. They figured he/we would be easy to manipulate and get Dad transferred to their skilled side and fill his room with more paying residents. Although they quickly found out otherwise, that we refused to be manipulated and fought for Dad's needs. We have since been to court twice, Milner lost in both cases in their attempt to involuntarily discharge Dad from assisted living. During Dad's stay there, we witnessed harassment, discrimination, isolation, targeting, bullying,elder abuse and lack of compassion for hearing loss disability. If you have a loved one there, get a ring camera. You need to protect your loved ones. We are hoping because we weren't easily pushed over that we can help protect other residents with no one to advocate on their behalf. We are escalating our reporting now to various state agencies to investigate what is/has been happening at Milner. We waited until now to expose our concerns after we successfully relocated our Dad to a more compassionate facility. We were afraid of retribution against Dad if we brought things to light any sooner. I can't believe Dad was the first case of targeting. If you have loved one there, be wary. They could be next. I only selected one star because this wouldn't post without something. But I don't agree to any stars.