Ignite Medical Resorts Crownpoint

    1555 S Main Street, Crown Point, IN, 46307
    4.3 · 4 reviews
    • Independent living
    • Assisted living
    • Skilled nursing
    AnonymousLoved one of resident
    4.0

    Kind staff, comfortable upscale facility

    I placed my mom here and the staff are wonderfully kind and caring - they really bond with residents (Nurse Kita is wonderful). The place feels warm and home-like with a cozy fireplace, very clean and upscale, spacious/new rooms, plenty of activities (bingo, nail days, crafts) and phenomenal therapists for hospital-to-home transitions. Food can be hit-or-miss - great chef but sometimes just OK - and it's not 24/7 skilled nursing if that's required.

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    4.25 · 4 reviews

    Overall rating

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    5. 1
    • Care

      5.0
    • Staff

      4.5
    • Meals

      4.0
    • Amenities

      4.3
    • Value

      4.3

    Pros

    • kind, caring, and friendly staff
    • strong bonds between residents and staff
    • specific praised staff (nurse Kita)
    • phenomenal therapists
    • phenomenal chef
    • ample and varied activities (bingo, nail days, crafts, events)
    • welcoming, home-like and cozy atmosphere
    • clean facility
    • upscale appearance and amenities (fireplace)
    • spacious and relatively new rooms
    • hospital-to-home transitional vibe for some residents
    • helpful staff and plentiful activities

    Cons

    • not staffed for 24/7 care
    • inconsistent perceptions of food quality
    • some residents perceive a clinical 'hospital-to-home' vibe
    • occasional characterization of food as just okay

    Summary review

    Overall sentiment across the reviews for Ignite Medical Resorts Crownpoint is strongly positive, with recurring praise focused on staff quality, therapeutic services, activities, cleanliness, and the physical environment. Reviewers consistently describe the staff as kind, caring, friendly, and helpful, and several reviews emphasize the emotional bonds that develop between residents and caregivers. One staff member is singled out by name (nurse Kita) for praise, and clinical staff such as therapists are described as phenomenal, suggesting a high level of clinical competence and rehabilitation support. The facility is frequently called the “best place for her,” indicating strong family satisfaction and a good match for residents' needs in many cases.

    Facility and room attributes are another major positive theme. Multiple reviewers note that the facility is clean and upscale, with cozy touches such as a fireplace that contribute to a home-like atmosphere. Rooms are described as spacious, relatively new, and of decent size, which supports comfort and a less institutional feel. A number of comments refer to a warm, welcoming environment that feels like a home rather than a strictly clinical setting, reinforcing the facility’s appeal for long- or short-term stays.

    Activities and social programming are highlighted as a strength. Reviewers list a variety of activities (bingo, nail days, crafts) and note there are plenty of events, which contributes to resident engagement and a lively community atmosphere. The combination of scheduled activities and a social staff presence appears to support residents’ emotional well-being and sense of belonging.

    Dining receives mixed but notable attention. One review praises a phenomenal chef and tasty food, while others describe the food as merely "just ok." This indicates variability in dining experiences across reviewers — some households are very satisfied, while others feel the meals could be improved. The mixed feedback suggests the dining program may be good overall but inconsistent or subject to differing expectations among residents and families.

    Care model and scope of services are important practical points raised in the summaries. While the facility provides strong therapy services and a comforting environment, at least one review explicitly notes that it is “not 24/7 care.” That limitation is significant for families or residents needing around-the-clock skilled nursing. Additionally, one review describes a "hospital-to-home vibe," which can be read two ways: positively, as a smooth clinical transition and strong rehab focus; or negatively, as a more clinical atmosphere that some residents might find less home-like. Both interpretations appear in the summaries, which suggests the facility effectively serves short-term rehabilitation and transitional care patients but may feel more medical during those stays.

    In summary, Ignite Medical Resorts Crownpoint is portrayed as a clean, comfortable, and well-staffed facility with strong rehabilitation services, compassionate caregivers, and a robust activity schedule. Its physical environment—spacious, relatively new rooms and upscale/common-area touches like a fireplace—adds to resident comfort. The primary areas to watch are dining consistency and the facility’s care scope: families should confirm whether 24/7 skilled nursing meets their needs and be aware that some residents experience a more clinical, hospital-to-home atmosphere during intensive rehab stays. Overall, reviews reflect high satisfaction from families and residents who value caring staff, effective therapy, and an engaging community environment.

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    About Ignite Medical Resorts Crownpoint

    Ignite Medical Resorts Crownpoint, managed by Ignite Team Partners LLC and Robert Petty since November 2023, runs as a for-profit corporation with 70 certified beds and cares for an average of 64 residents each day, and offers a broad range of services including independent living, assisted living, memory care, and skilled nursing, so folks can get everything from short-term rehab after surgery, to long-term care, to hospice, and even non-medical home care, and they've got specialized clinical programs for things like orthopedic rehab, stroke recovery, cardiac and pulmonary rehab, wound care, infection management, and renal disease, plus physical, occupational, and speech therapy seven days a week with high-tech equipment similar to the US Olympic team, which makes recovery more comprehensive. The staff-to-patient ratios stay focused on personalized care, seven days a week, and the facility reports 3.91 nurse hours per resident per day, just higher than the state average, though the nurse turnover rate stands out at 67.8%, which is quite a bit higher than the 48.5% state average, and while staff work to protect resident rights and meet infection control standards, there were 26 documented deficiencies in recent inspection reports, including two about infection control, which means improvements can be made. There are private rooms, luxury suites, a Glow Spa, and a therapy gym, so residents can get their therapies and relax too, and the resorts-like amenities include air conditioning, Wi-Fi, cable or satellite TV, and room types with kitchenettes, with restaurant-style dining options such as room service, a private dining room, bar or pub, and the Fireside Grille with chef-driven meals and outdoor seating by a fire pit, plus the LuxeCafé that serves Starbucks coffee and snacks. There's a full-service spa, a bistro, on-site chapel, senior living apartments, and active adult programs, with community reintegration plans and in-home safety checks before residents go home, so families can feel reassured the transition is looked after. Folks receive assisted living support, including incontinence care, medication management, diabetic care, and non-ambulatory assistance, all the way to memory care for those who need it, and the community aims to give older adults as much independence as possible while also making help available when needed. They use advanced electronic health records and telehealth technology for quick and accurate care, and personal touches like newspapers, magazines, spa appointments, and meal requests are managed by concierge services, often coordinated by the Director of Hospitality, making stays smoother. Customer parking is available, and the facility tries to give a home-like feeling with staff ready to assist, although the number of deficiencies and high staff turnover highlights some of the challenges the facility faces. Residents and families can look at available amenities, room photos, and service details to help make decisions, knowing that the facility offers a lot of options under one roof, whether someone needs short-term rehabilitation or more complex, ongoing medical and personal care.

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