Charter Senior Living of Hobbs Station sits in the Hobbs Station development in Plainfield, IN, where folks can find many care options like assisted living, memory care, independent living, and respite stays. This community has a modern style, with high ceilings, big windows for lots of sunshine, and pleasant common areas that make it look both friendly and up-to-date, and there's a real sense of safety because of the gated entrance and security features. Residents can pick from private rooms or spacious apartments, and everybody gets regular housekeeping, weekly laundry, and all utilities included, like cable TV and their own phone, which is handy.
There's help around the clock-staff and nurses stay on-site, even overnight, and everyone's trained to care for people who might need a little help or those living with dementia or Alzheimer's, thanks to their Flourish Memory Care program that focuses on each person's story and needs. Meals come from a chef in a bright dining room or on the patio when the weather's good, and folks can get room service or have a guest join in if they want, and there's also a café, fire lounge, and outdoor eating spots for smaller groups.
The list of things to do is long, and it seems like there's always an activity, from music and book clubs to arts and crafts, yoga, movie nights in the theater, or gardening out in the courtyards or along the walking paths, and sometimes there are group trips to local shops or restaurants. They put a big focus on staying healthy, too, with fitness centers, yoga classes, guided personal training, a spa, and even an on-site beauty salon, plus speech, occupational, and physical therapy available right in the building. Residents get help with their medicine, daily routines, and personal care if they need it.
This place welcomes pets, with walking areas and outdoor space, and if someone can't drive, there's scheduled transportation for errands, appointments, or outings, which helps people stay active and connected. People who speak English, French, or Spanish will find staff who can help in those languages, too.
The Charter Senior Living network owns this facility, so families who are unsure about what's best for their loved one can talk with their team of senior living advisors, who'll explain different living options and help them with paperwork, short visits, payment choices, and moving plans, all without charge for the advice. The community keeps doors open to visitors for most of the day through the week and into the evening, and families looking for information can get a brochure or set up a tour to meet staff and see what life there is like. The facility doesn't list exact pricing, but they accept checks and offer options for rent and care payments. Staff and leadership there say they treat residents like family, aiming for a friendly and supportive environment where each person gets attention that fits their own needs and routine.
