Pricing ranges from
    $2,584 – 3,100/month

    Hamilton Place

    2116 Butler Rd, Fort Wayne, IN, 46808
    4.6 · 19 reviews
    • Independent living
    • Assisted living
    AnonymousLoved one of resident
    5.0

    Caring staff and welcoming facility

    I moved my mother here and couldn't be happier - the staff (Belinda and the aides) are consistently caring, patient and accommodating, even with difficult residents. The facility is spotless, welcoming and safe; rooms are spacious with kitchenettes, large rail-equipped bathrooms and good privacy. Food is restaurant-style with good coffee and gluten-free options, and there are plentiful activities and weekly outings, so my mother feels lovingly cared for and at home.

    Pricing

    $2,584+/moSemi-privateAssisted Living
    $3,100+/moSuiteAssisted 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
    • Medication management
    • Mental wellness program

    Healthcare staffing

    • 24-hour call system
    • 24-hour supervision

    Meals and dining

    • Diabetes diet
    • Meal preparation and service
    • Restaurant-style dining
    • Special dietary restrictions

    Room

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

    Transportation

    • Transportation arrangement (medical)
    • Transportation to doctors appointments

    Common areas

    • Beauty salon
    • Dining room
    • Garden
    • Outdoor space
    • Small library

    Community services

    • Move-in coordination

    Activities

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

    4.58 · 19 reviews

    Overall rating

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

      5.0
    • Staff

      5.0
    • Meals

      4.3
    • Amenities

      4.7
    • Value

      4.6

    Pros

    • friendly and caring staff
    • consistent staffing and long-term caregivers
    • knowledgeable and responsive tour guide (Belinda)
    • clean facilities and dining areas
    • pleasant smell and well-maintained environment
    • spacious, open environment and good room size
    • rooms with kitchenettes, closets, and private living space
    • large bathrooms with safety railings
    • privacy-supporting L-shaped design
    • restaurant-style dining
    • appetizing menu with gluten-free options
    • good coffee and top-rated cook
    • varied activities (arts & crafts, bingo, games, puzzles, exercise classes)
    • weekly excursions and shopping trips
    • decorated entryways that reflect residents' personalities
    • nurse on staff and attentive aides
    • family-oriented, home-like atmosphere
    • residents feel safe, lovingly cared for, and well-known by staff
    • patient and accommodating staff, even with challenging residents

    Cons

    • some rooms/facilities are slightly dated

    Summary review

    Overall sentiment across the reviews is strongly positive, emphasizing a high level of personal care, a clean and comfortable physical environment, and an active, family-like community. Reviewers repeatedly highlight the friendliness, patience, and consistency of the staff—from aides to nurses—indicating that residents are not only cared for medically and practically but are known and treated affectionately. Multiple comments about residents being "affectionately known" by staff, long-term caregivers, and a home-like atmosphere point to continuity of care and strong staff-resident relationships.

    Care quality and staffing: Care-related comments are uniformly favorable. Reviewers describe aides as "super nice and helpful," note the presence of a nurse on staff, and praise staff patience and responsiveness even with difficult residents. Consistency of staffing and supportive, accommodating behavior are recurring themes, contributing to feelings of safety and trust among residents and families. The staff is characterized as both professional and personal—supportive during tours (with Belinda singled out for being knowledgeable and responsive) and attentive in daily resident interactions.

    Facilities and rooms: The facility is described as very clean, well-maintained, and pleasantly scented, with a spacious, open layout. Rooms are generally praised for being a good size and offering functional features such as kitchenettes, closets, and separate living-room spaces; bathrooms are noted for being large and equipped with railings for safety. The building's L-shaped design is mentioned as promoting privacy. The main physical downside mentioned is that some rooms or parts of the facility are "slightly dated," but this is framed as a minor concern compared with the overall positive impressions of cleanliness and upkeep.

    Dining and food services: Dining receives strong positive remarks. Several reviewers describe restaurant-style dining, appetizing menus, good coffee, and a "top cook." Importantly, reviewers mention dietary accommodations such as gluten-free options, which suggests attention to individualized nutritional needs. The clean dining areas and the pleasurable dining experience are consistent points of satisfaction.

    Activities and social life: Activity programming appears robust and varied. Regular offerings include arts and crafts, bingo, games, puzzles, and exercise classes, along with weekly excursions and shopping trips. The decorated entryways reflecting residents' personalities underscore an environment that values individuality and engagement. The combination of in-house activities and off-site outings supports both social interaction and physical activity, contributing to the perception of an active, family-oriented community.

    Management and culture: Management and front-line staff cultivate a family-like, welcoming culture: reviewers repeatedly describe the place as family-oriented, accommodating, and welcoming for assisted living. The presence of consistent staff, positive tour experiences, and repeat comments from family members (e.g., "mother loves it") indicate effective communication and satisfaction among residents' relatives. There are no repeated complaints about management responsiveness or serious operational issues noted in these summaries.

    Notable patterns and final assessment: The dominant themes are trust in staff, cleanliness, strong dining, and a lively activity calendar. Safety features (railings, nurse on staff), privacy-enhancing design, and consistent caregivers reinforce a perception of a secure and personalized living environment. The only minor negative noted is that some rooms feel a bit dated; however, this does not appear to detract meaningfully from residents' comfort or families' satisfaction. In sum, the reviews paint Hamilton Place as a well-run, caring assisted-living community with attentive staff, good food, varied activities, and a clean, home-like setting that many families strongly recommend.

    Location

    Map showing location of Hamilton Place

    About Hamilton Place

    Hamilton Place sits in a spot that's easy to get to by car, public transit, or the community's own free transportation, and there's parking if anyone drives, which can be handy for visits or outings, and you know, there's this sense that you can just step outside for some fresh air because smoking's allowed outdoors and you'll often see people with their dogs or cats since the place welcomes pets. The building has both cozy and open shared spaces like lounges, a courtyard, garden paths, patios, meeting rooms, a TV area, and you'll find a café or bistro for coffee or snacks, plus private dining for family get-togethers, and most meals are served restaurant-style with choices for special diets like vegetarian or gluten-free, and room service isn't off the table if someone's under the weather. Residents can expect apartments in several layouts-studio, suite, or one-bedroom-offering features such as kitchenettes, microwaves, carpeting, air conditioning, generous storage, private bathrooms with safety bars, and walk-in showers or tubs, and every apartment's got things like emergency call buttons, wide doorways for wheelchairs or walkers, and window treatments, plus some rooms even open to ground floor gardens, which is nice for taking in the sun with a pet. Staff can help with almost anything-from keeping things clean with weekly housekeeping and laundry (even dry cleaning), making sure medications are managed properly, providing on-site nursing and care for memory issues, diabetes, or other needs, and there are always nurses and trained staff around the clock, checking on everyone-so when someone needs help with a bath, walking, or getting ready in the morning, it's never far off. For those needing more care, like after a hospital stay, there's respite care for short-term help, and Hamilton Place can step in quickly on short notice when families need urgent placement, and since it's a secured community, especially in the memory care areas, families can feel a bit more at ease knowing doors are safe and monitored. The building also has secured doors, smoke detectors, sprinklers, and all those safety things you'd hope for, plus a wander guard system for folks who may get confused and need extra help, and the community focuses on aging in place, meaning most folks can stay even as their needs change. You'll see activities buzzing through the week, like art classes in the crafts room, cards and board games in the lounge, exercise or yoga for those who want to move their joints, happy hours, BBQs, music with the piano or live acts, regular birthday and holiday parties, as well as outings to malls or just drives in the countryside, plus on-site religious services and bible study, and speakers come in for educational programs so there's always a chance to learn. For personal grooming, there's an on-site salon and barber shop where folks can get haircuts or beauty care, and the team will even help organize trips to off-site appointments or errands. The community has a warm, homey feel, with a central fireplace, computer/media room, and comfortable areas to gather with others or visit with friends and family-even overnight guests are welcome by arrangement if there's space. English is the main language spoken by staff, who can help both men and women aged 55 and up, and there are also financial and benefits guidance for those needing help with things like VA aid. Hamilton Place holds a strong 9 out of 10 community rating and is part of the Enlivant and Assisted Living Concepts network, and the team works hard to develop individual care plans with families to make sure everyone gets the support they need, whether living independently, in assisted living, or memory care, with rehab services and skilled nursing on-site, and always keeping a welcoming space for pets by their owners' sides.

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