Stonegate Health Campus

Stonegate Health Campus sits close to Highway 24 and I-69, offering seniors a single-story community with 80 certified beds that provides independent living villas, private assisted living suites, and memory care neighborhoods, so folks who need help with bathing, dressing, or medication can get the support they need, and others who live with Alzheimer's or other types of dementia have dedicated housing, therapy, and floor plans to help reduce confusion. The place's managed by Trilogy Management Services, LLC, and has belonged to Trilogy Opco, LLC since October 2021, working as a for-profit facility with an around-the-clock team, nurse hours close to the state average, but a nurse turnover rate that's a bit higher than most places. State inspectors noted 51 deficiencies so far, five related to infection control, along with four deficiencies from a standard report and one more from a complaint in January 2025, so the place has areas to improve on with infection prevention and general care standards. Still, Stonegate offers skilled nursing, long-term care, rehabilitation services, and respite care, so someone recovering from illness or needing daily medical help can stay there, plus there's support with diabetes, incontinence, and mobility issues, and a medication management program is in place for assisted living residents. They serve chef-prepared meals, offer Wi-Fi, cable TV, salon services, and provide housekeeping, maintenance, laundry, and linen services as well as transportation and daily programs like exercise classes, art, music, spiritual gatherings, and brain fitness to keep people active. You'll find walking paths, gardens, outdoor seating, and common indoor areas, so people can relax, meet friends, or enjoy the view, and there's even a private dining room for family meals. Pets are welcome, and rooms come with individually controlled heating and air, plus kitchenettes or kitchens in some suites. The location makes it easy to get to pharmacies, medical offices, cafes, parks, and historic spots around town, and residents or their families can look into planning with Medicare, Medicaid, or long-term care insurance. They focus on keeping seniors independent for as long as possible, with personalized care plans, memory care options, and help for adults 55 and over, and they also have support systems like regulatory resources and director training. The community is part of Trilogy Health Services, so seniors get access to ideas and programs meant to help them stay engaged and connected, even if they need a lot of support.