Neal Home

    2518 George St, Logansport, IN, 46947
    4.8 · 4 reviews
    • Independent living
    • Assisted living
    AnonymousCurrent/former resident
    5.0

    Spotless, caring staff, lively activities

    I live here in this tiny 14-resident community and I couldn't be happier - spotless, odor-free rooms (bed, bathroom, furniture), well-kept grounds, a sunny porch and a large meeting room used for birthdays, puzzles and even children's visits. The staff - Mary Ann, Jade and Trevor - are loving and give one-on-one personal care; residents seem healthy and engaged with Bingo, cards, calisthenics and occasional restaurant outings. Move-in was smooth and overall feels superior to other builders I've seen, though parking is limited and staffing can be light at times with occasional repair/warranty issues.

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    4.75 · 4 reviews

    Overall rating

    1. 5
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    5. 1
    • Care

      5.0
    • Staff

      4.3
    • Meals

      4.8
    • Amenities

      3.3
    • Value

      4.8

    Pros

    • Well-kept grounds
    • Clean facility with no odors
    • Large meeting room
    • Sun porch
    • Birthday celebration venue
    • Puzzles and recreational materials available
    • Children's toys accessible for visits
    • Residents reported in good health
    • Residents appeared happy
    • Very small, intimate facility (14 residents)
    • One-on-one personal care
    • Friendly and caring staff
    • Furnished private rooms with bed and bathroom
    • Regular activities: Bingo, cards, calisthenics
    • Group restaurant outings when weather permits
    • Smooth buying/process experience
    • Named staff praised (Mary Ann, Jade, Trevor)
    • Cleanliness and loving atmosphere
    • Attractive surroundings
    • Happy clients

    Cons

    • Staffing reported as light
    • Limited parking
    • Potential repair/warranty issues

    Summary review

    Overall sentiment across the review summaries for Neal Home is strongly positive, with multiple reviewers highlighting the facility's cleanliness, attractive grounds, and warm, family-like atmosphere. The property is described as very well maintained — clean with no odors — and the outdoor and common areas (well-kept grounds, sun porch, large meeting room) are seen as definite strengths. Reviewers repeatedly note that residents seemed happy and in good health, which supports the perception of a comfortable, supportive living environment.

    Care quality and staffing present a nuanced picture. The small size of the facility (14 residents) appears to be a central feature: it enables a high degree of individualized attention and one-on-one personal care, and many reviewers appreciated the intimacy and personal relationships with staff. Staff are repeatedly described as friendly, caring, and attentive, with several individuals named positively (Mary Ann, Jade, Trevor). These comments point to a strong, personal caregiving environment where residents receive individualized attention and where staff-client relationships are a notable asset. However, at least one review mentions that staffing is "light," which introduces a potential concern about coverage, scheduling flexibility, or response capacity during busy periods or emergencies. This is an important pattern to note: while staff quality is praised, staffing levels may be tight, and prospective residents or families should confirm staffing ratios and on-call arrangements.

    Facilities and living accommodations are consistently praised. Private rooms with bed, bathroom, and furniture are available and the environment is described as loving and attractive. The presence of a large meeting room and sun porch gives residents indoor communal spaces for socializing and events; the facility is also used as a birthday celebration venue. Cleanliness is emphasized repeatedly, reinforcing that infection control and daily maintenance are priorities. A downside related to physical logistics is limited parking, which can be inconvenient for visitors, staff, or service providers; this was explicitly noted and may affect accessibility for families and friends.

    Activities and social life are active but modest, consistent with a small, home-like setting. Regular on-site activities include Bingo, card games, and calisthenics; puzzles and even children's toys are available, supporting intergenerational visits and cognitive engagement. Group outings to restaurants occur when weather permits, indicating some off-site social opportunities but also a reliance on favorable conditions. The programmatic emphasis appears to be on comfortable, low-key social interaction rather than an extensive, high-intensity activities calendar, which aligns with the advantages of a small, personalized community.

    Management, move-in, and service delivery receive mostly favorable comments. Reviewers describe the buying or move-in process as smooth and praise the staff involved; one reviewer explicitly contrasts the experience positively with another builder, suggesting confidence in administration and sales/transition support. However, there is at least one mention of potential repair or warranty issues, which suggests occasional follow-up or maintenance matters that require attention. This does not appear to be a pervasive complaint in the summaries but is worth noting as a recurring administrative/maintenance concern to confirm with management.

    In summary, Neal Home is characterized by a small, well-maintained, and clean environment with a strong emphasis on personal, caring staff-resident relationships and a home-like atmosphere. Strengths include individualized one-on-one care, friendly and named staff, attractive grounds and communal spaces, and a straightforward move-in experience. Key areas to investigate further before committing are staffing levels (to understand coverage and responsiveness), parking availability for visitors and staff, and any history or procedures for handling repairs and warranty claims. Overall, the reviews portray a highly positive, intimate community that would likely appeal to families seeking personalized attention and a warm, small-scale living environment, provided the practical concerns are acceptable.

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    About Neal Home

    Neal Home is a small retirement community where residents get one-on-one care and attention. The staff keep things warm and welcoming, and neighbors know each other well. Residents have activities like Bingo, card games, calisthenics, puzzles, and sometimes outings to local restaurants when the weather's nice, which helps folks stay busy and social. There are indoor common areas where people get together or relax, plus a spacious meeting room with an attached sun porch for celebrations. The grounds stay clean and tidy, and you won't notice any bad smells when you visit.

    Rooms at Neal Home come with comfortable beds, attached bathrooms, and enough furniture to meet daily needs. People who need help with daily things like moving from bed to wheelchair or managing diabetes get the support they need, and staff stay available 24 hours a day for any emergencies. Meals are provided each day, so residents don't have to worry about cooking, and staff take care of housekeeping and on-site maintenance.

    Devotional services and activities happen off-site, and for those who need extra care at home, outside agencies nearby-like Servants Heart Homemaker Services, Area Five Agency Aging, and 1st Call Home Care And Hospice-provide home care. The facility supports independent living as well as assisted living and has services for people living with memory care needs, incontinence, and limited mobility. Transportation is close by, as are parks, pharmacies, doctors, restaurants, places of worship, theaters, and hospitals. Children who visit can find toys to play with, making it easier for families to spend time together. Neal Home focuses on providing a safe, clean, and friendly place for seniors to live with support as they need it, while encouraging connection and comfort in their daily routine.

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