Indian Creek Healthcare Center

Indian Creek Healthcare Center sits at 240 Beechmont Dr NE in Corydon, Indiana, and it's been part of the community for 41 years, quietly serving people who need both short-term and long-term care, now being managed by Ms. Samantha Lawson as the Administrator and part of the CommuniCare Family of Companies, which is one of the bigger providers of post-acute care in the country, so there's some stability behind it, and while the building's a little older and could probably use some sprucing up, folks still find the care offered here to be thorough and compassionate. The Center focuses on skilled nursing and rehabilitation, helping residents recover or manage ongoing health issues with services like physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, memory care, wound care, hospice, and palliative care. All the care programs are tailored to each person's needs, and residents' well-being-both physical and emotional-is an important part of what staff pay attention to, with a caring and professional team. The Center includes specific programs for memory care and provides a secure area for people with Alzheimer's or other forms of dementia, including alert systems if someone tries to leave, secure outdoor areas, and trained staff, which can be a relief for families worried about safety. The Center doesn't have much information available about the building's parking, exterior, or internet access, but inside, there's a full range of medical and nursing services, and activities happen regularly-things like game nights, birthday parties, and therapy dog visits-helping people stay involved and connected. Staff encourage ongoing conversations with both doctors and family members, so care can adjust along the way as residents' needs change, and there's a feeling of partnership in making sure everyone gets the right support. Indian Creek Healthcare Center has handled care as a nursing home, offering intermediate care for residents who need consistent nursing help, as well as helping people transition home after a hospital stay. The facility isn't accredited by the BBB, but it's still kept a spot on the BBB's records since 2020 and keeps serving the Corydon area, always focused on providing dependable care and comfortable support to every resident who comes through the doors.