Cedarhurst Senior Living in Southern Indiana

Determining the best senior living option for you in Southern Indiana is a significant decision. The right choice is often a combination of your personal preferences and any assistance you may need. 

For a more personalized recommendation, we encourage you to take the senior living assessment. This will help you to explore your options and make an informed decision about your future.

Independent living is for older adults in Southern Indiana who want to live an active life without the responsibilities of homeownership. It's ideal for those who are self-sufficient but are ready to trade in home maintenance and yard work for a community full of social opportunities, amenities, and new friendships.

You'll find that many people choose independent living to gain more freedom and peace of mind while enjoying an engaging and maintenance-free daily routine. It's all about making the most of your retirement on your own terms.

Learn more about independent living at Cedarhurst.

Assisted living provides a perfect balance of independence and personalized care, so you can live life on your terms with the peace of mind that support is always available when you need it.

You might consider assisted living in Southern Indiana if you:

• Need help with daily tasks: This includes things such as dressing, bathing, grooming, and moving around.
• Want a maintenance-free life: Assisted living communities take care of home upkeep, laundry, and cooking, so you can spend your time on things you enjoy.
• Desire a social environment: You'll be part of a welcoming community with many opportunities to make new friends, participate in activities, and enjoy social events.
• Need support with medication: Trained staff can help you manage your medications to ensure you're taking them correctly and on schedule.

Memory care provides a compassionate, secure environment with a team of specially trained professionals who understand the unique needs of those with cognitive decline. These communities are intentionally designed to promote safety and provide a sense of purpose for residents with Alzheimer's or another form of dementia.

You might consider a memory care community for a family member in Southern Indiana if you are seeing:

• Changes in behavior or mood swings that are difficult to manage
• Confusion or disorientation that may compromise their physical safety
• Wandering or getting lost, which makes it unsafe for them to live in an unsecured environment
• Difficulty with daily tasks, such as dressing, bathing, and eating, even with some assistance

All options offer older adults in Southern Indiana the opportunity for socialization and connection through shared activities, restaurant-style dining, outdoor spaces, and common gathering areas. In addition, the following care services are available in independent living, assisted living, and memory care communities.

Independent Living
Independent living is for older adults who don't require daily personal care assistance. These services focus on a stress-free, maintenance-free life. This includes:

• Housekeeping
• Laundry
• Apartment maintenance
• Chef-prepared meals
• On-site occupational and physical therapies

Learn more about independent living at Cedarhurst.

Assisted Living
Assisted living communities are designed for people who may need some support with day-to-day needs. Services are tailored to each person's individual needs and may include:

• Assistance with activities of daily living, such as dressing, bathing, and mobility
• Medication management
• Access to fitness programs and educational events
• Housekeeping, laundry, and meals
• On-site occupational and physical therapies

Learn more about assisted living at Cedarhurst. 

Memory Care
Memory care provides a secure and supportive environment for those with Alzheimer’s disease or other forms of dementia. Care services are specialized and include:

• Individualized care plans that are created and implemented by staff with specialized training, including Certified Dementia Practitioner programs
• A higher staff-to-resident ratio, which ensures consistent monitoring and assistance
• Assistance with daily living needs and medication management in a controlled environment
• Specialized programs that are designed to support cognitive function
• On-site occupational and physical therapies

Learn more about memory care at Cedarhurst.

Your "level of care" is a way of describing the amount of personalized assistance you may need with daily activities, such as getting dressed or managing your medications. It's determined by a thorough, personalized assessment conducted by a Cedarhurst nurse in Southern Indiana. This assessment helps us understand your unique situation so we can create a care plan that’s just right for you.

We know that needs can change over time. That's why your care plan is never set in stone. We regularly reevaluate the care you receive to ensure it continues to be the best fit. If your needs increase or decrease, we adjust your care plan accordingly.

Every Cedarhurst community in Southern Indiana provides a daily calendar of events and programs, so you can choose what you would like to participate in. The team also uses resident surveys to get a sense of what activities residents would like to see, ensuring that the offerings are always relevant and engaging.

• Social & community events: Opportunities to connect with neighbors and friends are a key focus. This may include social gatherings, parties, and club meetings for things such as cards, books, or games.
• Physical wellness: Activities are designed to keep you active and healthy. Examples include yoga, chair cardio, walking clubs, and cornhole tournaments.
• Creative & intellectual pursuits: You can find a variety of events, such as trivia, painting classes, and book clubs, to keep your mind sharp and engaged.
• Outings & excursions: Many communities offer bus shuttles for shopping, errands, and outings to local Southern Indiana restaurants, cultural events, or scenic areas.
• Specialized memory care programs: For memory care residents, activities are structured to provide comfort and purpose. This can include music therapy, art classes, and other full-sensory experiences that are designed to support cognitive function and well-being.