Cobblestone Crossings Health Campus sits on 1850 East Howard Wayne Boulevard in Terre Haute, Indiana, and has a big community with care for up to 60 elders in Memory Care and plenty of other living options like assisted living, independent living, skilled nursing, and patio homes, so you get a choice in how much help you want or need, whether it's for short stays, long-term living, rehabilitation, or daily help. Starting at $4,500 per month for Memory Care, costs vary with more help or added amenities, and you get three home-cooked, chef-prepared meals every day served restaurant-style, with menus that can suit special diets such as low salt, diabetic, or allergy needs, and a bistro and private dining room for extra comfort. Residents have secure surroundings with 24-hour staff, security features, and an emergency alert system to help keep people safe, which is important for those with Alzheimer's or dementia, and there are specially trained staff and locked outdoor areas and exit alerts to keep folks from wandering while still letting people enjoy the fresh air.
People can join in more than 100 monthly events and activities, like board games, movie nights, music and crafts, fitness classes, workout schedules, and outings, and the place stays busy with pet therapy, community night events, and arts in big indoor spaces or out in the fresh air along walking paths or in the garden, and there's a fitness center, hot tub, sauna, health room, reading room, game rooms, salon services, and even water views for a breath of peace. When someone needs help, there are staff for bathing, dressing, toileting, grooming, help with medicine, and getting in and out of showers, plus personal laundry and housekeeping, linen service, and room maintenance. Private apartments come furnished or unfurnished with features like private baths, kitchenettes, cable TV, Wi-Fi, phones, air conditioning you can control yourself, and some have washer/dryers, and there are studio, one-bedroom, and patio home options, plus short-term stays.
Family can stay in touch easily since the campus supports online services like Facebook and Messenger, and there's family support for moving in and dealing with changes. They handle transportation for shopping, doctor's visits, and even getting to church, so people can keep up with appointments and the things that matter. Assisted living gives independence with help when needed, memory care supports people with memory loss, skilled nursing has 24-hour care and rehab, and adult day services are there if families need a break. Cobblestone Crossings accepts Medicare, Medicaid, and Humana Insurance, is pet-friendly, has handicap parking, a salon and barber shop at an extra fee, and shows up in online ratings and even a Good Day Live segment, so you know some folks talk about it. The campus belongs to Trilogy Health Services, which means a focus on a full life with wellness programs, health features, move-in help, and community safety, and the big mix of amenities like the bistro, private dining, movie theater, arts room, and outdoor seating make it feel like home while also serving the needs that come up as folks age, all in one spot.
