The Springs at Lafayette lies in a welcoming part of Lafayette, Indiana, and belongs to the Trilogy Health Services family of senior living communities, offering several options for care and living, so folks can find what suits their needs best, and you've got the assisted living for seniors who want help with daily activities but want to keep some independence, while memory care is meant for people living with Alzheimer's and other types of dementia, giving them structured support and safety in a dedicated area that helps cut down confusion and keep them from wandering, and skilled nursing covers those needing 24-hour care from registered nurses (RNs) and licensed practical nurses (LPNs), and there are also independent living apartments for people who want to live on their own but like being part of a community. The buildings have a modern look, and rooms run from about 140 to 477 square feet, coming in both studios and one-bedroom apartments, all with individually controlled heating and air conditioning, high-speed internet, cable TV, kitchenettes or kitchens, and showers, and some rooms even have ground floor access, plus everything's accessible for people using wheelchairs or walkers. Housekeeping, laundry, and linen services are part of the amenities, as is apartment and community maintenance, so residents aren't left to worry about repairs.
The Springs at Lafayette gives everyone access to a chef-prepared meal program that serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner, including special dining options like international cuisine, gluten-free, vegetarian meals, and anytime dining for folks who like to eat on their own schedules, and there's a private dining room for family visits. The community's pet-friendly, so dogs and cats can come along, and there are outdoor seating areas, a salon, a resident garden, and both indoor and outdoor common areas for relaxing or meeting with others, plus nice water views and green grounds. Residents get to try a lot of wellness, physical therapy, and rehab programs, such as the Vitality fitness offering, plus cognitive and social activities, group outings, and a full calendar of daily programming. There's the Artisan arts program, providing chances to be creative, along with all sorts of activities and community engagement events to help everyone stay connected to each other.
Health and safety are a focus, with skilled nursing and 24-hour medical care, medication management, diabetic care, non-ambulatory support, incontinence help, and a 24-hour emergency alert system in place, and room for both short-term skilled stays-for rehabilitation or respite-as well as long-term care. They offer transportation to local hospitals like IU Arnett and Franciscan Health East, plus nearby pharmacies, cafes, parks, churches, and shops, and they've got handicap parking and well-marked areas for easy access. Vital needs for personal assistance with bathing, dressing, and daily tasks get met as part of the services in assisted living, and home care aides help with companion needs for those living in their own homes but wanting some extra support.
The Springs at Lafayette stands as a licensed and verified community, so families can rely on information, such as their community score, when making choices about care. The staff has a reputation for friendliness, patience, and kindness, which gets mentioned in their awards for support, activities, and overall resident satisfaction. Along with the basics, residents can enjoy fitness spaces, social rooms, engaging activities for mental and social wellness, and enjoy some time in beautifully maintained gardens or choose a private respite stay if temporary care's needed. The whole setup is designed for a sense of belonging, purpose, and steady support, whether someone moves in needing a little help with daily life, must manage memory loss, or wants a continuum of care as health needs shift over time.
