St. Andrew's was a very nice facility. As a matter of fact, I was wanting my husband to take my mother-in-law there before he decided to take her down to where she is now. The area was very nice. They had nice facilities. They had a lot of activities for their residents as well. It was a very clean place, and they seemed very nice as well. It was beautiful. They had different levels of care, and they had a specific Alzheimer's unit. The staff was friendly. I had other people telling me that they had family there, and they were taken excellent care of. One of the reasons why I was looking into that home was because of several different people telling they had relatives there. They had a salon. For those who had Alzheimer's and could not feed themselves, they had a separate place for them to come and eat, then somebody assisted them when they were eating.

I really like the community there. The staff are friendly, plan fun activities for the residents and my great aunt seems to enjoy it there. She is well taken care of and we are happy that she is there. She has been there for 5 years now. I have spoken with a few of the nurses there and they seem to really like caring for my great aunt. The facility is new and she even gets a little apartment. This makes her feel more independent. We are happy that she can still cook and care for herself, but enjoy the feeling of security with having people check in on her. She wasn't thrilled to go in the first place, but after she got used to it and make some friends she changed her opinion. A college is nearby and then send a ton of volunteers to do activities with the residents. She's always going to see students sing or play instruments. I didn't rank this facility as the best because I am aware of many more expensive and fancier facilities. St. Andrew's fits our budget and provides a great level of care for my great aunt. I don't think she would be comfortable in a very fancy and expensive facility. I definitely recommend this one to my friends. There are several facilities in the Indiana area and I have heard some bad stories about them. I didn't hear anything bad about St. Andrew's so we decided to learn more. After meeting with their staff a few times and touring the facility, my family decided that this was the best place for our great aunt. I am very happy that we put her in this facility and I am confident that she is happy too.

St. Andrews Village provided a beautiful location for an assisted-living facility. The common areas and rooms were always immaculate. All of the staff, from the cafeteria to the nurses were kind and pleasant to my mother. The facility provided opportunities for various activity trips and would take the residents shopping around town on the small bus. The activity room provided at least two group activities every day to keep the residents active.When our family wanted to celebrate my mother's birthday, we were allowed to use the activity room for the party. The staff was very organized and helpful because we had to bring in food and entertainment. As a gift, my mother received several flats of annual flowers which the staff planted around the gazebo for her so she could enjoy the flowers throughout the summer.Many of the residents have bird feeders outside their rooms because the facility sits at the top of a hill with woods nearby. My mother enjoyed her stay at St. Andrews and was very well taken care of over the years.