I was transferred to W.V. from a Florida facility. The REHAB facility was very throughly equipped…read morewith rehabbing my orthopedic injury, & the staff was EXCELLENT. This is a non-profit facility, & yet they strive to do the very best for their GUESTS. I stayed an extra month, at my personal cost, in the retirement area, where the facility, care, & dining was also excellent. One has to see it to believe it.

My mom lives at Westminster Village in Independent Living. The amenities are excellent and the…read morepeople who work there are very professional, caring and dedicated. Highly recommended!

First of all, the name of the establishment is now Lynd Place. Not sure when they changed the name,…read morebut it has been that way for a few years. My wife moved her parents to Lynd Place after searching for facilities in Columbus, OH, which is where they lived at the time. The only places she found that might have been acceptable were way out of their price range. The main reasons for moving my wife's parents here were the price (of course), the rural-like setting, access to transportation, and the cleanliness and general appearance of the facility. They have been here over 2 years. It was a difficult adjustment. My wife and her sister forbade their father from driving and their mother was still recovering from a stroke. But in the time they have been here, they have been taken care of well, and the few emergencies that have occurred were handled as expertly as one could hope. Because of this experience with my in-laws, my brothers and I decided to move my mom here. She had a period of adjustment but is doing well. Lynd Place has regular conversations with the residents to try to improve things. There have been many changes in the 2 years we have known about them. They have weekly shopping trips and weekly trips to eat out. There are many activities in the facility. I will admit that the food is not gourmet, and the activities are less than at some high-end facilities. But our parents could not afford those things and, for their money, they get quite a lot. They are doing well and are well cared for, which is why we had them move there.

My dad ended up taken to ICU from Lynd House when his sugar/glucose level was an unbelievable 1133…read more Who was monitoring this? He also had a leg ulcer that continuously oozed discharge and odor. He was in desperate need of Podiatry care as well. My dad also told me the Director here opened a bank account with him. He had no idea what he signed when this occurred at his Credit Union. Some would call this Financial Abuse of the Elderly. He repeatedly asked to see a doctor....not just the "Nurse Practitioner" that supposedly comes on Thursdays. My dad died at the hospital. Lynd House is part of Assisted Living Concepts. Check the Internet and you will see some stories of how this company evicted elderly residents because they had to be on Medicaid. Please do not put your loved one here....it only LOOKS nice from the outside.

Do not send your loved ones here!! My grandfather was there for rehab and wouldn't say anything…read moreelse about them. They were also giving him pain meds from his surgery so much that he couldn't even hold a conversation. When I went to talk to the nurse about why I couldn't understand him she said he had only received 6 pain pills since he's been there so she didn't have an answer. He was telling us that he was getting a pain pill multiple times a day. So either she lied to my face or they aren't charting narcotics when given. My aunt tried to talk to his case manager and he got upset and would no longer answer her calls. We got him out of there ASAP.

The staff did a great job when working with my wife. I really like it at Signature. Great…read moreatmosphere for rehab

If you're thinking about leaving anyone you care about with this group of rude and unprofessional…read morewomen, don't say you weren't warned. They may act nice and professional at first, but as soon as the paperwork is signed and family members aren't around, their true nature comes out. In my experience, they were some of the most downright meanest people I've ever encountered.

Friendly caring staff, very warm and comfortable environment, and a wide variety of activities help…read moremake Muncie Estates a great place for seniors to live. They have many long-term staff members and the administrator has been there over 18 years. They truly love their residents and it's a big family atmosphere.

This place is awesome! They take awesome care of their residents and the staff is so friendly!read more

If you need a place to die here is the place. If you need a place to go on a diet this is the…read moreplace. If you need a place to get well and rehab and get on with life This is the NOT The Place. For food it either turkey or chicken or rotten salad. If you want your love ones to be bullied by other people that live here this is your place. If you take meds and want to run out of them this is your place. If you want to contact the corp.office and talk to someone that is suppose to help u this isnt the place. I guest Im saying that if u want to get rid of a family member that u dont like this is the place cause there is a great chance that they wont come out alive.

Dedicated staff that goes above and beyond caring for residents. we appreciate them for being there…read morefor us !

From the owner: Cambridge Square is an affordable apartment community in Muncie, Indiana offering one bedroom…read moreapartment homes for those who are 62 years of age and older and for persons with disabilities. Our community is a federally subsidized apartment community with rents and eligibility are determined by government regulations. Cambridge Square provides well maintained, beautifully landscape grounds and professional on-site office and maintenance service teams. We offer several community amenities; including BBQ/picnic area, laundry facilities on site, as well as a Service Coordinator. The apartment homes feature spacious closets, semi-fenced in patios and several paid utilities. This community is managed by the Gene B. Glick Company.