Heritage House-Shelbyville, located at 2309 S Miller St in Shelbyville, IN, is a senior living community known as Heritage House Convalescent that offers several kinds of care for older adults, including assisted living, memory care, nursing care, rehabilitation, and convalescent services for people recovering after a hospital stay, and they even offer services for veterans through their contract with the Department of Veterans Affairs, so folks who have served get specialized support suited for their needs. The facility has studio room layouts, and it's set up like an apartment community, though there isn't information about the number of floors or specific building features like entrances or accessibility designs. Residents get 24-hour nursing and personal care whether they're staying short term for rehab, like those in the dedicated Park Manor wing, or need long-term support due to health issues, and the Park Manor rehab wing itself has 24 beds, a family room, well-lit common areas, private suites, a specialized therapy room, and a private dining space to create a comfortable and homelike setting for those who want privacy while they recover.
The staff at Heritage House-Shelbyville includes healthcare professionals who work together to make individual care plans for each resident, focused on safety, wellbeing, and respect for each person's needs, with services such as IV therapy, wound care, and medication management available so people get medical help right when they need it, and there's also support with daily activities, like bathing, dressing, and moving around, for folks who need extra hands. For those working on getting back on their feet, the community has a state-of-the-art rehabilitation gym filled with advanced equipment, a full Activities of Daily Living (ADL) kitchen to help with relearning everyday skills, and offers physical, occupational, and speech therapy. There are adult day care services tied in with activities aimed at social interaction and wellbeing, as well as respite care and memory care for those coping with dementia or problems with memory.
Residents can expect personalized support, nutritious meals, and scheduled activities to keep life engaging, and while specific internet or satellite services aren't listed, and there's not a lot of information about outdoor amenities or parking, the community includes beautifully landscaped spaces designed for comfort and a sense of belonging. The whole place tries to create a warm, inviting feeling, with focus on both safety and quality of life, and care is tailored for both short-term recovery and longer stays.
