This is one of the best senior communitys ever to exist. You could not ask for anything any better…read more Staff is great. Very efficient, lots to do and it's been nothing but a blessing to this community. I love it here.

The JCC is a very family friendly workout and learning facility with two pools a lot of machines…read moreand different workout classes for everyone.

The history of Easter Seals Crossroads in Indiana starts in 1936. Mrs. William Gavin started a club…read morewith 12 people with disabilities with a primary goal of socialization. Joined by Mrs. P.R. Mallory, they would expand into creating profitable handicrafts and in 1939 the group formally organized under the Indiana Society for Crippled Children. I'll admit it. The word crippled makes me cringe. A year later, the group affiliated with national Easter Seals and acquired an office at 30th and New Jersey. They've had various offices, however, they've been settled in at 4740 Kingsway Drive (think 47th & Keystone) since 1990. Today, Easter Seals is CARF accredited (This is a big deal) and offers physical, occupational, and speech therapies for children and adolescents along with early intervention programs, augmentative communication, adult day services, employment and transition services, veteran services, home modification services, assistive technology services, and deaf services. They offer a lot. For the last three years, I've served as a jury member for Easterseals Southern California's Disability Film Challenge. This has, in turn, increased my awareness of the local organization and the marvelous work they do. Of course, getting to know Yelper Katy E. (Hi Katy!) has also helped. As an organization, I love that Easter Seals participates in Project Search, an opportunity for young adults with disabilities to get some experience in a work setting. It's kind of like an internship and it's a wonderful program. Here in Indy, Easter Seals has offices on Kingsway Drive, Thompson Road on the Southside, and Crossroads Industrial Services on the Eastside. As another review has indicated, Easter Seals is also known for letting organizations use its big 5th floor meeting room. I work for the State of Indiana and even we've used it. The offices here are well kept. The building is obviously accessible. The people who work here are passionate about what they do - trust me, you don't work at a non-profit planning to get rich. You get paid fairly (and Easter Seals is good about this), but this is something you do because you actually care. For folks with disabilities, Easter Seals Crossroads is definitely one of Indy's hidden gems and best non-profits. They do remarkable work that leads to greater independence and empowerment and life opportunities. I'm all about that!

I don't come to this building but a few times a year, for large meetings that our own office cannot…read morehold. I appreciate that they allow us to use this location when we need it. It's located in the office park off of Keystone and 46th and houses a lot of different companies. The building is kept very clean! But not in that sterile freaky way. It also gives the impression that it is kept very secure since every person needs to sign in. My only visit is the 5th floor, off the elevator and over to the large meeting room. Everything is clean, and we have never had issues with the internet connection for presentations. I also appreciate that it is a spacious meeting room with a lot of tables and chairs in the back. No one likes to be piled on top of each Other during long meetings. Thanks for the hospitality Easter seals!

I would advise any individual to avoid this drug rehab because I was a client there and the fact…read morethat they state that they are there for mental health and drug addiction are neither equipped, certified, nor qualified properly to deal with or handle individuals with any diagnosed mental illnesses. The staff nor the clients have the capacity to help or treat fairly any individuals with mental issues. I was threatened and harrasssed by other clients with no resolution from staff or the owner Mr. Kieth Graham. Mr. Keith Graham has made statements to me such as " Mr. Woodard one out burst from you and you are out of here", meaning discharged from the program with in a threatening manner which is unexceptable for a business that claims to help and treat mental health and drug addiction.

Simply Divine Transitional Housing is CLOSED! SDTH is no longer operating - The Houses that were…read morepart of Simply Divine are open and ran independently!

I have been going here for 5 weeks now post being rear ended. PT Maren is so wonderful. She has…read morereally been helping me out a lot with getting strength and mobility back. I rather appreciate how thoroughly she evaluates and takes notes. I find it to be a great thing while you are rehabilitating yourself. This is my first time going to physical therapy so I have nothing else to base my opinion from, but I am quite pleased with progress so far. Can report at a later date with progress if anyone would like.

When I tell you this team is AMAZING! Paula is so kind, so walking in, your first experience is a…read moregentle person. Dr's Crawford and Bingham are wonderful. If you have a shoulder issue, Dr. Crawford is your best friend. Devon is great with the PT and Teresa has hands of magic. This is the best chiropractic experience I've ever had.

The whole team is great. Give great care and treatments. Ask about how you are and treat your…read moreissues with care and kindness. Would recommend to everyone.

Everyone was great here! Super friendly and encouraging! I worked with Hannah and she really made…read moremy experience great. So far no more back issues!! :)

I have referred people to season's hospice for the last 4 years. They have always been easy to work…read morewith and truly care about there patients. I would highly recommend!