Ashford Place Health Campus sits in Central Indiana and gives seniors a place to live with lots of care options, so folks looking for independent living, assisted living, memory care, skilled nursing, or adult day health services can find something that fits their needs, and if a person wants a short-term stay or needs respite care, that's available too. The community has patio homes and private apartments, with some two-bedroom homes starting at 1248 square feet and going up to 1656 square feet, and those spaces come with things like showers, kitchens or kitchenettes, washers and dryers, individually controlled air and heat, cable TV, and wireless internet, so people can set up their place the way they like and still have safety features and emergency alert systems.
When it comes to food, folks can sit down for chef-prepared meals three times a day, and there are different ways to eat like anytime dining, restaurant-style, room service, and they offer menus that include vegetarian, gluten-free, organic, low-sodium, and even international dishes, always serving up fresh veggies and fruit at each meal if someone wants to keep things healthy. The dining programs make it easy for guests and family to share a meal, and you'll find a private dining room for special gatherings. When someone needs extra health support, like medication help, diabetic care, or incontinence help, trained staff provide those services, and those living in memory care neighborhoods or skilled nursing suites get care set up for what they need day by day.
Families can visit the website and use care planning tools or look at real stories, and there are resources about home care, hospice, and more, so people have options to learn and plan ahead. For staying busy, the community runs activities each day, encourages regular exercise with walking groups and sports, and has areas like a fitness center, a resident garden, salon, bistro, and even pet-friendly spaces for people who want to bring their animals. Common spaces indoors and out give chances to gather or relax, and transportation services make it easier to get out to appointments or run errands.
Everything's on the ground floor, with handicap accessible features and laundry options right in the apartments, housekeeping, and help with linens and maintenance taking extra worries away, so seniors can focus on their own routines or join in with others as they wish. Ashford Place Health Campus has different living set-ups, skilled care on-site, social gatherings, and ways for families to stay involved, and the campus tries to offer steady support for seniors who may need long-term health services or who are just looking for a little help now and then.
