I am committed to posting regularly until the people that are paid to do their job, do their job…read more Once again my sister is visiting my mother and she's not clean. They are required to check her to be sure she is clean and because my sister skipped a day to visit her, she is dirty. They want to keep them in a wheel chair so they won't be bothered. I will continue to post my sister's experiences until this improves. Whomever is rating this place higher than a zero is ignoring their relatives, because my sister goes there every day since my mom has been there and it's appalling. I'm not judging the room, I'm judging the caregivers who are clearly just trying to earn a paycheck.

I am an RN. My mother was admitted to Wittenberg Nursing Home following a hospital stay…read morenecessitated by a fall on their premises. During her stay at Wittenberg (with an untreated hip fracture) she was gotten out of bed, against the hospital discharging physician's orders...made to sit in a wheelchair for hours on end without being offered sips of water, and not allowed to sit on the commode, although stools were errantly charted. After a couple of weeks of her admission to Wittenberg, she had to be rushed to the hospital in severe abdominal pain (caused by a severely distended colon from constipation...and renal (kidney) failure, brought on by dehydration. In all my years of nursing practice, I have never seen such neglectful treatment of patients too elderly or confused to speak on their own behalf, and I would never utilize nor recommend this facility again.

My mom had great care at Park Place rehab and now stays at the independent living. It is very…read moreclean and they have a lot of activities. The staff is very welcoming and the food is good. There is a nice variety of options for dinner.

My father is currently a patient in the skilled nursing rehabilitation facility which is amazing…read more He needed further rehab after a stroke; he spent 2 weeks in Acute Rehab but needed more time and care prior to returning home. The small 2 story rehabilitation center is truly wonderful. Erin Kelley the Admission Director is extremely helpful and sent me a detailed email prior to my father being transferred with all the names and phone numbers of essential personnel that i needed. She included his room number along with his new phone number. Also, all the therapist are great. Overall, an amazing place and experience.

Wow what a great place! It is really beautiful. I'm…read moreresearching for my father and many of these large facilities would be too overwhelming for him. This home should be perfect for him. I think it is wonderful that one of the owners is a nurse and truly understands all the needs of those living in this beautiful home. In this home my dad would feel at home and I believe he would be very happy

From the owner: Two Hearts Homes for Seniors is a unique area of senior care designed to assist residents with…read moreactivities of daily living while providing privacy and comfort as if they were in their own home. "Finding an assisted living home for my Grandmother was not easy. Suffering from Alzheimer's, my Grandma was very overwhelmed by the large facilities and the high volume of residents living there. Each place we tried, she would get lost and nobody knew her name." Janel, founder of Two Hearts Home for Seniors also stated "the elderly deserve to be cared for with the utmost respect and dignity, not to live life only to be known as a room number in the end."

My Dad was a short-term stay resident in the rehab facility after a hospital stay. As soon as he…read morearrived there, I was received an email and a phone call to discuss his needs. The email had phone numbers for the front desk, the nurses station, and his social worker. The nurse gave me her cell phone number right away and was texting with me through the first day and evening to be sure everything was set up and to reassure a worried daughter. Everyone I came into contact with at Park Place was kind, helpful and caring. The daily COVID email updates as well as follow up phone calls regarding any cases were very appreciated. All safety protocols were followed and I felt confident that Park Place was doing their best to keep all of the residents safe and healthy. Dad was well taken care of and he was always very happy on the phone and during an outside visit. His therapy went very well and I was informed about his progress weekly. Everyone, including the director, nurse and social worker were very prompt to reply to any email as well as any voicemail. Upon his discharge, I was given detailed discharge information as well as all necessary medications and prescriptions. Park Place also calls the caregiver for a few days after discharge to check on his progress at his new living arrangement. I highly recommend Park Place.

From the owner: The future of healthcare is at Park Place Health & Wellness Center. Our Small House-style of care…read moreis designed to create a personal, effective experience that offers Comprehensive Long Term Care and Assited Living all in a residential setting. We don't look like an average nursing home. Our unique "Small House" was thoughtfully designed like a home, not an institution, to promote greater independence and improved quality of life. This means our residents and patients receive the personalized care and attention they deserve. Our facility consistently ranks among the best in the nation for the care we provide.

What a beautiful community! Everyone from the front desk, to the care team to the housekeeping,…read more staff are amazing! There is a reason this community has a waitlist in an area with tons of senior living options. StoryPoint has a reputation for being the best, and StoryPoint of Schererville is a perfect example of why that reputation exists. The community itself is stunning. The apartments are spacious, well maintained, and accessible. The food is great. The quality of the care in memory care and Assisted Living is exceptional. Now their independent living even has the availability of 24/7 care onsite for emergencies or regularly scheduled needs. This is an active Senior Living Community that feels like a family. There are activities for everyone every day. Whether you are a crafter, a musician, an animal lover, a baker, a gardener, a happy hour connoisseur or an exercise enthusiast there is always fun to be had! The life enrichment team does an excellent job of ensuring that there is never a dull moment. The leadership on site go out of their way to keep an eye on the residents to ensure they are safely aging in place. If you are in the market for senior living, I suggest you get in on the waitlist and the fun!

StoryPoint is one place that shows they care. They are not just about saying what you need to hear…read moreto rope you. I found them nothing but kind and helpful , and I'm betting you will too. From the front desk crew, to Dawn who toured us, to the CNA's and nurses, everyone is happy to help with great kindness. Come take a tour and believe what you see. Some places show you their awards, this place has smiling, happy residents as a evidence of their excellent staff and environment.

When my father resided in St. Anthony Village in 2018 he was treated well and we visited him every…read moreother day to ensure his care. He was cognitively alert until his death. We placed my mom there in 2020 on the memory care unit with a diagnosis of dementia. At one point she was found on the cold floor and according to the ER doctors , she had to have been there for hours for the condition she was in. The facility wasn't even going to send her to hospital until family demanded they do so. She was admitted and spent over a week fighting for her life. She returned to the facility on a different unit because there were no open beds elsewhere. She had physically deteriorated from this incident being unable to stand or transfer anymore. Over the next 2 years she had 4 new injuries that were unexplained, some undocumented by staff only to be discovered by family or Hospice staff. She has finally be relocated to another facility where she will receive the care and dignity she deserves. DO NOT PLACE YOUR LOVED ONES HERE. THEY OFFER EVERY EXCUSE FOR THEIR POOR CARE INCLUDING LOW STAFFING....THEY SHOULD OFFER INCENTIVES AND PAY THEIR WORKERS BETTER TO PROVIDE BETTER CARE. The director of nursing and building administrator don't even have the decency to return calls.

Love this place! Recommend it to anyone with a family member that needs full time care. Every…read moreperson who is part of the Village treats the residents with respect and like they are a family and visitors in the residents home!

I've lived here since September 1st 2023 and my two sisters help to make my studio apartment into a…read moremuseum with all of my belongings the staff is very friendly and knowledgeable I am giving my medications regularly and they will be preparing soft Master foods to me match m a s h e d because I choked there August 4th 20 25 and then ended up in Southlake Methodist hospital on a ventilator but I am looking forward to going back to my assisted living facility My meal companion is really helping but I get back to into the dining room where's him but my two sisters happened with me at a rehab center in Valparaiso Indiana I will make this short and sweet doll Jane Barron one more thing there is a special friend of mine a nurse here who was the nurse at the assisted living facility we have our pictures taken together

I am only giving this one star because the place is relatively clean and Ty the intake coordinator…read moreputs on a nice presentation when interviewing. The staff is very lazy. Most of the nurses, especially the department leads sit in the front office most of the time. Our hospice nurses rarely were able to communicate with the head nurses because they were always in this room. I strongly suggest putting a camera in your loved one's room. Once I put a camera in, my eyes became wider everyday. The staff signed off on showers, when it was evident with the camera that my mother was not being showered, which lead to multiple urinary tract infections followed by hospitalizations. I went to visit my mom one day and she was sitting in urine, results 5 week hospitalization and rehab from a horrible uti My mom also missed meals while in assisted living. A friend stopped in one day during dinner time and had to ask for a meal. The kitchen said it was after hours, but would put something together, which wasn't much. Our family was told someone would help her to her meals. My mom was an oxygen patient and 9 of 10 times when visitors came including hospice her oxygen was on empty. The worst was when my mother was dying they refused to honor Hospice orders of administering medicine, resulting in my mother's last few dying days extremely scary and difficult. We had a family friend stop in and my mom's oxygen was on 41. I had called Carla, the head nurse an hour before, asking to administer the morphine and lorazepam (Hospice ordered meds) and she ignored these orders. I also have video of my mom begging for help and the cna's telling her to relax and lay down, while she is suffocating. Rikki, the director of Towne Centre has been informed of all of this and has not returned any emails or calls to discuss further or any inquiries to see my video footage. It tough to see our parents and loved ones suffering, especially when it is tougher than needs be. Moving forward I would only put my loved one in the hands of Towne Centre if you don't want what is best for them. I am so sad that I chose this place to take care of my mother. It was a constant disappointment of how professional human beings take care of the elderly, ill, and disabled.

Five years ago my husband was in "Assisted Living" at Hartsfield Village for 13 months…read more Additionally, we employed a person who was with him 24 hours/day and slept on a couch in his apartment there. I cannot say if I would have felt that he got all of the care he needed without her but the facility was clean and the food was good. The public spaces were modern and nicely furnished. The billing was accurate and everyone was pleasant. There were some programs that enriched life there and there was free access to the "Independent Living" part of Hartsfield Village .

PLEASE READ ALL THESE NEGATIVE VIEWS BEFORE YOU GO IN THERE. I was in the rehabilitation section…read more Absolutely horrible experience at this place. I was there for 7 days of hell. I had a major spine surgery and was not able to get out of bed for at least two days. When I needed to use the bathroom, I turned on the nurse's alarm and no one came and 30 minutes passed. And I ended up urinating in the bed at three different occasions due to no one coming to help me. I just feel as an adult, and you're urinating in your bed that it is just a disgusting feeling. That should have never happened!!!! I gave them plenty of time to come and help me. At one time it was a forty five minute wait, and still no one came. I ended up urinating in my underwear and in my clothes, and so I had to put those in a bag for someone to help me with my laundry. Well that's another story, after a week of being there, I had a full bag of laundry. Every time I asked one of the aides, is anyone going pick up my laundry and they said, let me check and they never came back. So I had to leave my laundry sit in my room. Finally, I ended up giving it to an aid tossing it out into the hallway to her and asking her to take that to laundry. I had my name and my room number written huge, in black marker on both sides of the white bag.Well, needless to say, my laundry got lost!!! At that point I only had one pair of underwear left because I had limited amounts of clothes there. I had nothing to put on because everything was dirty. I tried my best to find out where my clothes were. And why they weren't coming back and went through many channels of talking to people. And nobody was able to help me or find my laundry when I finally went home after 2 days of being home. I called and talked to the administrator and inquired about my lost laundry bag. She said she would look into it. I did not hear from them. After another day, I called back .And they said, oh, we found your laundry. Well, I was surprised, and I asked them to please send it back to me and they insisted I should come and pick it up.Well, this is an hour away from my home.And I still wasn't driving due to my surgery and I told them I cannot. After practically begging them, two days later they sent someone to drop it off to my doorway. The worst part of the stay that there was... I was an extreme pain. I knew the pain medicine had to be given to me by a nurse, not by an aide. I knew I had a wait till specific time to get my medicine. So when that time came, I pulled the buzzer and the aid came about a half hour later, and I asked her for my medicine, and she said she'll get the nurse well about a half hour after that, the nurse brought me my medicine. So by then, it was an hour later. There were times that so much time passed that I was in tears.So I wobbled down to the end of the hall at nurses station three times during my stay and ask them for my medicine.Because no one came to answer my calls. When I got to the nurse station, they all looked at me like I was nuts.Why am I in the hall. I explained that i've been trying to get someone for over an hour. But when I got to the nurse station, I realized they were all just standing there talking.One person was on the computer. There's something very wrong with that picture!! I do not recommend this place at all! There are so many other things that had happened. I could not wait to get out of there! For any older people that are not understanding the way they are being taken care of and not able to speak up. But to just lay there and hope that they get help, that's bad. I would hope that a family member would be able to step in. Please do not go here.

Pulmonology Employee: *****Kalessha*****…read moreJust received a lecture and received a very unprofessional call from an unhinged employee she advised me I was sending too many messages on the app. I sent only two and then she proceeded to advise me I'm getting on her last nerves. Her name was Kalessha she works in pulmonology she was aggressive , rude and unhinged. She made me extremely uncomfortable I've never been spoken to that way by anyone at a doctors office. Her behavior was very alarming and violent. She also advised me that there was nothing wrong with me.

The place to go for rehab therapy. My mom was here for 2 weeks after a 3 week hospital stay. After…read morebeing admitted in heart failure. She had valve replacement surgery. It took a while to come out of it. Thankfully she was transferred here. She couldn't get up & walk on her own. The nurses & staff are amazing. Their PT department is amazing. The facility has many things to get them back to every day life. Ramps, a makeshift car, etc. Occupational therapy too. Attentive, caring people. After coming home, she is returning here for more therapy on the first floor for another month. She's doing great.