Pricing ranges from
    $4,799 – 5,758/month

    Lake Meadows Assisted Living

    11570 126th St, Fishers, IN, 46037
    3.9 · 54 reviews
    • Assisted living
    • Memory care
    AnonymousLoved one of resident
    1.0

    Beautiful facility, unsafe, would avoid

    I loved the bright, modern campus - clean apartments, good food, lots of activities and several genuinely caring staff. But chronic understaffing, undertrained/unprofessional employees and tone-deaf management led to neglect, medication errors, infections and troubling memory-care issues (locked doors/no restroom); communication felt deceptive. Beautiful building but unsafe - I would not recommend and would keep my loved one away.

    Pricing

    $4,799+/moSemi-privateAssisted Living
    $5,758+/mo1 BedroomAssisted Living

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    Amenities

    Healthcare services

    • Activities of daily living assistance
    • Assistance with bathing
    • Assistance with dressing
    • Assistance with transfers
    • Coordination with health care providers
    • Hospice waiver
    • Medication management
    • Mental wellness program

    Healthcare staffing

    • 24-hour call system
    • 24-hour supervision

    Meals and dining

    • Diabetes diet
    • Meal preparation and service
    • Special dietary restrictions

    Room

    • Cable
    • Fully furnished
    • Housekeeping and linen services
    • Kitchenettes
    • Telephone
    • Wifi

    Memory care community services

    • Dementia waiver
    • Specialized memory care programming

    Transportation

    • Transportation arrangement (medical)
    • Transportation to doctors appointments

    Common areas

    • Beauty salon
    • Dining room
    • Garden
    • Outdoor space

    Community services

    • Move-in coordination

    Activities

    • Community-sponsored activities
    • Resident-run activities
    • Scheduled daily activities

    3.85 · 54 reviews

    Overall rating

    1. 5
    2. 4
    3. 3
    4. 2
    5. 1
    • Care

      2.8
    • Staff

      3.8
    • Meals

      4.1
    • Amenities

      4.6
    • Value

      4.0

    Pros

    • Brand-new, modern facility
    • Spacious apartments and studios
    • Lots of natural light and many windows
    • Diverse amenities (theater, library, activity rooms)
    • Lakeside setting with walking path and gazebo
    • Clean, bright interiors (reported by many reviewers)
    • On-site dining with menu options
    • On-site snacks and coffee bar
    • Active activities program (games, outings, happy hour, music)
    • On-site physical therapy and visiting medical providers
    • Salon and nearby laundry services
    • Wheelchair-accessible hallways and bathrooms
    • Kitchenettes or full kitchen options in some units
    • Large bathrooms and ample storage
    • Community room available to rent
    • Volunteers and family-involving activities
    • Engaged, happy residents reported by many reviewers
    • Helpful and friendly staff (repeatedly praised)
    • Well-maintained landscaping and décor
    • Perceived good value and peace of mind for families

    Cons

    • Reports of mean, uncaring staff and poor bedside manner
    • High staff turnover and understaffing concerns
    • Inconsistent care quality across residents
    • Allegations of medication errors and nursing incompetence
    • Poor communication and lack of follow-through from management
    • Serious complaints about memory care (locked out, lack of restroom access)
    • Sanitation concerns and reports of filthy rooms
    • Allegations facility not up to health department codes
    • Accusations of bullying, favoritism, and condescending management
    • Fear of retaliation for complaints
    • Reports of UTIs, injuries, and other health incidents
    • Claims of fake or deceptive reviews
    • Building issues reported (frequent flooding)
    • Limited availability (only efficiencies left at times)
    • Startup issues and COVID-related activity limitations
    • Some say dining portions could be larger
    • Some residents denied access to dining or services
    • Mixed reports on activities program (robust vs. none)
    • Contradictory reporting makes reliability uncertain
    • Negative sentiment significant enough to warrant caution

    Summary review

    Overall sentiment for Lake Meadows Assisted Living is highly mixed and polarized: many reviewers praise the facility as a modern, attractive, and well-equipped community with excellent programming and caring staff, while a sizable set of reviews report serious care, management, and safety concerns. The facility’s positives center on its physical plant, amenities, and an active social program. The negatives focus on staff behavior, inconsistent care delivery, allegations of unsanitary conditions, and troubling claims about the memory care unit and administrative responsiveness.

    Facilities and environment: A recurring positive theme is that Lake Meadows is a brand-new, modern community. Multiple reviewers note spacious apartments and studios, lots of natural light from many windows, hardwood floors in some units, and conveniences such as kitchenettes, microwaves, and large wheelchair-accessible bathrooms. The campus features attractive common areas — a theater room, library with computers, activity rooms, salon, and a bright dining area — plus a lakeside setting with a walking path, gazebo, and landscaped grounds. Several reviewers specifically praised cleanliness, décor, and overall maintenance. Conversely, some reviews allege filthy rooms, building problems like frequent flooding, and claims the facility is not up to code; these are serious negative assertions that conflict with other accounts of a well-maintained community.

    Staff and care quality: Staff impressions are the most polarized area. Many reviewers repeatedly describe staff as friendly, helpful, caring, respectful, and engaged — with enrichment staff doing an exemplary job, nurses who are helpful, and staff that provide dignity and reassurance at move-in. Several families describe their loved ones as happier, active, and safe. However, an almost equally strong cluster of reviews accuses staff and management of being mean, uncaring, condescending, and engaging in favoritism or bullying. Reported operational problems include high turnover, understaffing, poor communication, lack of follow-through after tours, and even allegations of medication mistakes and nursing incompetence. There are also claims of intimidation and fear of retaliation for raising concerns. The net picture is inconsistent care practice: some residents experience attentive, competent care while others report neglect or worse.

    Memory care and safety concerns: Specific negative reports target the memory care unit and safety practices. Complaints include being locked out of memory care, no public restroom availability in that unit, urinary tract infections, and allegations of harm or neglect. These are severe concerns in contrast with other reviewers who state residents feel safe and nursing staff are helpful. Because the reviews present direct, contradictory accounts (some describing excellent nursing and peace of mind; others describing dangerous lapses), these themes should be treated as red flags that require verification through inspection records and direct questions to management.

    Dining and activities: Many reviewers describe dining positively — good food, menu options, and on-site snacks/coffee bar — and multiple social events are noted (brain games, bingo, two o’clock happy hour, music in the courtyard, themed nights, and seasonal parties). The community offers an active activities calendar with outings (including water-park trips), volunteering opportunities, and arts/crafts. Some comments suggest portion sizes could be larger, and a few reviewers claim residents were denied dining-hall access. COVID- and startup-related limitations were also cited early on, reducing program breadth for some time. Overall, the programming is frequently praised, but some reviewers say there is a lack of activities or engagement for certain residents.

    Management, communication, and operations: Reviewers describe both excellent communication and move-in guidance and, in stark contrast, very poor management behavior. Positive accounts point to respectful treatment, helpful move-in coordination, and receptive management responding to concerns. Negative accounts claim management deception, fake reviews, heartless or condescending executive leadership, failure to follow through, and generally unprofessional customer service. Concerns about understaffing and budget-driven decisions appear in multiple negative reviews. This split suggests variable experiences possibly tied to specific staff shifts, leadership changes, or differences between day-to-day operations and marketing/presentation.

    Patterns, reliability, and recommendations: Two notable patterns stand out. First, the facility’s modern design, extensive amenities, and active lifestyle offerings are consistently reported and corroborated across many positive reviews. Second, there is a substantial and coherent subset of negative reviews that allege significant care and safety failures (medication errors, neglect, sanitation, memory-care-specific issues). The co-existence of these opposing themes creates uncertainty about consistency and reliability of care. Several reviews explicitly accuse management of posting fake favorable reviews, which, if true, would further complicate trustworthiness of the overall impression. Given the polarity of experiences, prospective residents and families should do thorough due diligence: request staffing ratios, recent state inspection reports, infection control records, documentation on medication administration and adverse events, and speak directly with current residents and their families. Visit multiple times at different times of day, ask about turnover rates and memory care protocols, and verify availability and details of promised amenities and transportation/outings.

    In summary, Lake Meadows presents as an attractive, modern assisted living community with many amenities, plentiful natural light, accessible apartments, and an active social calendar that many residents and families praise. At the same time, multiple serious negative reports around staff behavior, management responsiveness, medication and safety incidents, and facility maintenance cannot be ignored. The reviews indicate a facility with strong potential but inconsistent execution; careful verification and on-site investigation are advised before making placement decisions.

    Location

    Map showing location of Lake Meadows Assisted Living

    About Lake Meadows Assisted Living

    Lake Meadows Assisted Living offers a two-story building with bright, natural light and comfortable rooms, where residents can choose from studio or single-bedroom apartments, each having a kitchenette with a microwave and fridge, private bathrooms with walk-in showers and grab bars, and large windows that overlook a pond, lake, or landscaped paths. The community lets residents keep their independence while getting the support they need, whether that's help with bathing, dressing, or medication, and there are plans personalized for those who need memory care, so there's a separate neighborhood for Alzheimer's and dementia with trained staff, on-site doctors, and safety features meant to ease confusion and prevent wandering. The staff stays on-site at all hours to give support and care, including enhanced personal care services, and they help residents with laundry, cleaning, and small household jobs like changing light bulbs or shoveling snow, which makes things simple for everyone. Residents eat three meals cooked by chefs each day, with snacks always available, and meal trays can go to your room if you're sick or resting, and the dining areas have comfy seating, plus there's always refreshments out, which is nice if you like to have people visit or want a glass of water close by. Social life is busy, with a calendar full of activities and outings like trips to shops, restaurants, gardening clubs, cookouts in the courtyard, and movie nights in a room with a real projector and cushy chairs, while bigger rooms like the lounge, large TV room, salon, library, and theater give everyone space to relax or see friends. Outdoors, people walk safe paths by the fishing lake, sit on patios and porches, or work in the resident garden, and enclosed courtyards mean privacy and safety, especially for those in memory care. The building's got extra features for comfort and peace of mind, like private suites with armchairs and closets, wide doorways for wheelchairs, bath safety bars, climate controls in each room, and state-of-the-art fire and security systems, so folks and their families can rest easier. Lake Meadows lets you bring your small pets-cats and dogs with weight rules-so it's not lonely, and there's a focus on connection, whether it's spiritual programs, devotional activities, visits from local clergy, or beauty care in the in-house salon. Doctors, dentists, therapy providers, hospice, and podiatrists visit on-site to help when needed, and healthcare staff handle things like diabetic care, non-ambulatory needs, or incontinence. The staff aims to listen and adjust to how residents want to live, fitting care and help for daily routines so people keep doing what they can, and there are special programs for those with dementia that focus on keeping minds active and days purposeful. Lake Meadows handles utilities, keeps up the grounds, and offers both indoor and outdoor spots for quiet or for joining a group, making day-to-day living less stressful and more enjoyable for adults who want support, company, and respect as they age.

    About Priority Life Care

    Lake Meadows Assisted Living is managed by Priority Life Care.

    Priority Life Care stands as a prominent family-owned senior living provider that was founded in 2009 by the Petras family during a Thanksgiving dinner business presentation. The company opened its first community in Maple Heights, Ohio in 2010 and has since grown to operate 66 senior living communities spanning from New York to Texas. Headquartered in Fort Wayne, Indiana, Priority Life Care has established itself as a significant player in the senior housing industry under the leadership of Co-Founder and CEO Sevy Petras. The company received Great Place to Work certification for both 2022-2023 and 2023-2024 cycles, reflecting its commitment to workplace excellence.

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