B & B Christian Healthcare Center

B & B Christian Healthcare Center sits in Indianapolis, Indiana, and takes a Christian-based approach to care, offering a range of services and support tied closely to faith and values. The center has 43 licensed beds and 43 assisted living units, and provides nursing home care for those who need more attention, as well as assisted living and independent living for people who can manage some daily tasks on their own. Many residents use Medicare or Medicaid here. The staff helps with everyday activities like bathing, getting dressed, eating, and managing medicines, and they keep a 24-hour emergency response system in place for peace of mind. You'll find amenities like furnished rooms, housekeeper and laundry service, easy-to-read menus, special meal options, community kitchen, bistro, and an onsite library to enjoy. Social activities include games, movie nights, art, and gatherings, with a garden and walking paths for fresh air, and even a barber or salon to help folks feel at home. The community welcomes both cats and dogs, and there's ample space for walks and relaxation. For medical needs, the center provides pharmacy, dental care, therapy services, mental health support, and clinical labs. Staff handle continence management, manual feeding, ambulation help, and create personalized care plans. There's care for those living with Alzheimer's or Parkinson's disease. Residents can get transportation to doctor appointments, shopping, or visit nearby spots like Ralston's Drafthouse or Starbucks, since those places are within a few miles, and the Indiana University Hospital and Walgreens pharmacy are close by too. The center keeps a focus on Christian faith, offering spiritual support opportunities and keeping close ties to nearby churches, like the First Friends Church. Family members can find comfort knowing skilled nurses and aides provide round-the-clock supervision, and there's respite care when families need a break. Residents enjoy a safe space with support for their health and daily needs, offering both short-term and ongoing care, with support lined up for the practical, medical, social, and spiritual parts of daily life.