Nursing Homes community - American Village

American Village

2026 E. 54th St, Indianapolis, IN 46220
(317) 253-6950
3.9 ( 2 reviews )
Assisted Living, Independent Living, Nursing Homes, and Memory Care

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About This Community

Our Community

Caring people make the difference at American Village. You can feel it the minute you walk into our community and meet our staff. They are experts at senior healthcare that are not just doing a job, but following a calling. They are here to help you and your family find answers, solutions and peace of mind. In fact, they become an extension of your family.

American Village offers a full continuum of housing and healthcare solutions designed to accommodate a diversity of lifestyle choices and healthcare needs.

We are conveniently located just minutes North of downtown Indianapolis in the Meridian-Kessler neighborhood. American Village is close to emergency healthcare, full-service hospitals, shopping centers and restaurants.

Our Services

Assisted Living Apartments

Everyone loves freedom and choices...and we kept that in mind while designing our Senior Apartments. Our communities offer Assisted Living services that are tailored to meet the needs of each individual, allowing them to live life to the fullest.

Our residents enjoy the company of their neighbors while enjoying three meals a day offered in our unique, restaurant-style dining rooms. There are many opportunities to participate in a wide range of planned social activities, scheduled transportation to shopping, restaurants and appointments. We continue to add services designed to keep our residents as active as they desire while having the comfort and security of living in a senior community.

Assisted Living Memory Care

Memory Care Assisted Living Apartments are the perfect environment for residents experiencing the early and middles stages of the Alzheimer’s and dementia journey. Our apartments provide the opportunity to maximize and sustain each resident’s independence. We offer an active daily living program designed to promote a healthy mind and spirit. Involvement in daily activities, such as bird watching in the secured courtyard, is encouraged. Specially trained caregivers are always available to provide guidance and assistance.

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3.9 ( 2 Reviews )

Visitor100529650

February 09, 2015

American Village might be one I like the least. It is a very old place. People just live in the hallways sitting in their wheelchair. I don't recall any specific different area for memory care. Wherever I walk, it seems like it was all the same thing. There is a small dining hall with really low ceilings. People would be shuffled in for meals and shuffled out, and it is all locked up again. That room is rarely used for anything else except for meals as far as I know. It was really loud. I didn't like how the space was arranged. They just have a curtain between the other person's bed and your bed. I just couldn't see my mom in there at all. For me, I am rating it for what I want for my mom. It may be different for other people for what they want, but for me, it was not good at all. I just felt the staff is constantly talking. It's not a quiet whisper or walk up to somebody and says something, but their voices are too loud. I just think people need open living space so they are not just shoved into hallways, like nice welcoming rooms.

kwesi8448

September 19, 2012

I feel as if the facilities were nicely kept and the staff were very friendly and welcoming. As we took the tour, the lady that I accompanied was very impressed with the way that things looked, but was a little bit dissuaded because of the price of things there (room and board). Other than the price, things looked nice and were very presentable, and the staff didn't make us feel like strangers. We were welcomed as if we were family and treated like potential prospects. The tour of the facility lasted about 45-minutes and afterwards and during the tour, our tourguide (whose name I can't remember) was open to any questions that we had. I am notorious for asking a lot of questions, but this didn't seem to irritate our tour guide at all. The location of the facility was the biggest draw in because it was close to a lot of the sites that my friend had grown up around (located off of a major street and close to many of the historical areas in Broadripple).