Assisted Living Apartments

at Grace Village

Choosing an Assisted Living facility can be difficult. There are many to choose from and they all seem to offer something different. Comparing the values of services available can be complicated. It is important to establish whether a facility has chosen to be licensed.

What is the difference and what will it mean to you? IT is simple; a licensed facility can offer you more services and ultimately will allow you to stay in Assisted Living longer. In the State of Indiana there is no Assisted Living License. Those who choose to be licensed must obtain a Residential Licensure and are subject to strict regulation and must successfully pass yearly inspections by the Department of Health.

Grace Village has held a Residential License since we began providing Assisted Living almost 30 years ago. We know that our residents want the services that are afforded to them by living in a licensed building. Being licensed means that we have professional staff 24 hours a day that can communicate with physicians, take orders and administer medications. Furthermore, our certified Dietician reviews our menu and makes sure our home-cooked meals are prepared to special dietary needs.

For those who have long term care insurance, Licensure can mean that your policy may partially reimburse for your stay in Assisted Living.

A plan of care will be written for each resident upon admission. Our licensed staff will work with the residents and their physicians to make sure each person receives assistance catered to their needs.