Autumn Trace Attica Assisted Living

    1287 E Main St, Attica, IN, 47918
    5.0 · 28 reviews
    • Independent living
    • Assisted living
    AnonymousLoved one of resident
    5.0

    Immaculate, caring staff and activities

    My grandparent lived at Autumn Trace and I couldn't be happier - the brand-new building is immaculate, feels like home, and the apartment-style units with screened-in porches are lovely. The activities (games, bingo, movie room, live entertainment, church services, café) keep residents engaged, and the staff - Dawnelle, Judy and the whole team - are genuinely caring, attentive, and go above and beyond. Leadership is strong, the place feels safe, and though slightly pricier, the resident-centered care and welcoming community make it highly recommended.

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    5.00 · 28 reviews

    Overall rating

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    5. 1
    • Care

      5.0
    • Staff

      5.0
    • Meals

      5.0
    • Amenities

      4.9
    • Value

      3.0

    Pros

    • brand-new, immaculate facility
    • apartment-style living with private apartments
    • screened-in porches providing outdoor space
    • clean, home-like environment
    • attentive, compassionate and friendly staff
    • staff greet visitors and residents on arrival
    • staff routinely go above and beyond
    • strong, supportive management
    • named staff praised (Dawnelle, Nurse Judy)
    • high quality, resident-centered care
    • daily routines that foster community (early morning coffee)
    • robust activities program (game room, puzzles, bingo)
    • entertainment and spiritual services (live entertainment, church services)
    • additional amenities (movie room, café)
    • volunteering and family interaction opportunities
    • peace of mind for families and prioritized resident well-being
    • safe, comfortable, nurturing environment
    • small-town/rural charm and community feel
    • easy to work with management

    Cons

    • slightly more expensive than some alternatives
    • mention of past leadership concerns / note that leadership change was needed
    • no sign-in required and easy access to residents' doors (potential security/privacy concern)

    Summary review

    Overall sentiment: The reviews for Autumn Trace Attica Assisted Living are overwhelmingly positive. Reviewers repeatedly describe the facility as new, immaculate, and home-like, and they consistently highlight both the quality of the physical environment and the strength of the caregiving team. Multiple reviewers explicitly state they would highly recommend the community, citing compassionate care, attentive staff, and an active, resident-focused program of services and amenities.

    Care quality and staff: The dominant theme across reviews is high-quality, compassionate care. Staff are described as attentive, kind, and willing to go above and beyond; several reviews call the staff “caring,” “sweet,” and like family. The leadership and management receive repeated praise for creating a supportive, positive work environment that translates to better resident care. Two staff members are named specifically — Dawnelle and Nurse Judy — and are singled out for strong leadership, professionalism, and exceptional care. Families emphasize that residents’ well-being and peace of mind are clearly prioritized, and that staff meaningful interactions with residents and families have a positive impact.

    Facilities and amenities: Reviewers consistently note that Autumn Trace is a brand-new facility that is clean and well-maintained. The layout and apartment-style living are appreciated, with private apartments and screened-in porches called out as attractive features. Common-area amenities are highlighted: a game room with puzzles and bingo, a movie room, a café, and spaces for live entertainment and church services. The facility’s design and upkeep contribute to a comfortable, nurturing, and home-like atmosphere that reviewers describe as a “gem” in a rural setting.

    Activities and daily life: The community appears to offer a robust activity program and routines that foster social connection. Specific examples cited include bingo, puzzle activities, live entertainment, church services, movie screenings, a café, volunteering opportunities, and an emphasized daily early morning coffee routine that is meaningful to residents. These organized activities, along with frequent positive hosted events, help create a lively, resident-centered environment where staff and residents interact warmly.

    Management and organizational culture: Management and leadership receive strong commendation in multiple reviews. Reviewers report that management is easy to work with, responsive, and focused on resident-centered priorities. The culture is described as supportive and fulfilling, and several reviews note that the team creates a positive work environment — a factor many families view as linked to better care. That said, one review explicitly mentioned that a leadership change was needed, implying there was a past concern; another review balances that by asserting residents are “safe under their care.” Overall, current management is viewed very favorably.

    Cost, location, and potential concerns: The most consistent negative point is that Autumn Trace may be slightly more expensive than other options; several reviewers note the facility is “slightly more expensive.” Another explicit note in the summaries is that there is “no sign-in required” and that there is “easy access to residents' doors,” which some may view as a convenience and others as a potential security or privacy concern (the reviews themselves present this as an operational detail rather than a complaint). The community’s small-town, rural location is praised by many as a plus, though preferences will vary by family.

    Patterns and overall recommendation: Taken together, the reviews form a coherent picture of a newer assisted living community with strong leadership, highly praised direct care staff, rigorous cleanliness standards, and a lively program of activities and amenities. Families repeatedly report peace of mind and describe relatives as happy and well-cared-for. While cost is a noted drawback for some, the prevailing pattern is enthusiastic endorsement: reviewers call Autumn Trace a “wonderful community,” “outstanding,” and the “best assisted living facility.” The few concerns raised are limited and specific (price and a past leadership note), whereas praise for staff, care quality, facility condition, and resident life is broad and consistent. Overall, the reviews indicate Autumn Trace Attica is a high-quality, well-managed assisted living community that many families and staff strongly recommend.

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    About Autumn Trace Attica Assisted Living

    Autumn Trace Attica Assisted Living serves seniors who want options like assisted living, independent living, companion care, and memory care, and the place has a clear focus on supporting older adults and their families when it comes to care needs, so you'll see things like personalized consultations and advice from senior living advisors to help people make long-term care decisions, and they even have connections to other nearby communities if families want to compare. The environment is set up for comfort and safety with ADA accessibility, 24-hour staff, a wireless staff paging system, and features like home security. Seniors will find common areas for socializing and plenty of planned events, trips, exercise classes, and hobbies, including baking in the clubhouse or spending time outdoors in the courtyards and on the patios. There's a chapel for meditation, no-cost self-service laundry, and areas you can set aside for family gatherings. Meals are served every day with open dining hours-breakfast, lunch, and dinner change with the seasons, and you can always get snacks and drinks, plus the kitchen can accommodate special diets, vegetarian meals, and organic international foods, with a private room for guest dinners. There's also a beauty and barber salon and all the cleaning and linen services are handled every week, with extra help with tasks like bathing, dressing, and medication management when needed, and 24/7 resident assistants available onsite. Memory care services are designed for Alzheimer's and dementia, with special attention to preventing confusion and keeping residents safe. The facility supports high acuity care, non-ambulatory care, healthcare staffing, and nursing consults are available by request through its wellness program. Security and technology play a role too, with things like senior-friendly cell phones, hearing aids, internet, and Wi-Fi throughout. The building is pet-friendly as well. Scheduled rides are available for doctor visits and shopping, and for those who want more independence, there are apartments and residential care homes, plus companion care and home care options, which means seniors with a wide range of needs might find a place here. Pricing details and availability are given during consultations, and there's a $750 entry fee to consider, but they're pretty up front about helping families figure out what's affordable. Hours run from 8AM to 9PM on weekdays and 8AM to 5:30PM on weekends, and the main aim is to support seniors' physical, mental, and social wellbeing in a comfortable environment that keeps families included in the process.

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