Zionsville Meadows

Please don’t choose a nursing home based only on the appearance of the building, the neighborhood, or its online rating. Ask questions. Visit unexpectedly. Talk to residents and their families. Pay attention to staffing and how quickly call lights are answered. Your loved one deserves to be treated with dignity, respect, compassion, and proper care. I would personally encourage families to thoroughly research Zionsville Meadows and consider other options before placing a loved one there. Your family member’s safety and well-being are too important to take a chance. Most of the good ratings are from staff that work in the building , ask names of the staff do your own research and you will see how they lied the public and the elderly .

I have made many friends since I've been here, and enjoy being with them at any time. The care continues to improve. Which makes me feel safer and at ease of talking about my needs. The staff we have now are extremely friendly and caring. Laughing, talking and trying to do activities are amazingly encouraged. A day doesn't go by that I thank God for His Grace and mercy, and allow me to live here at the Meadows.

My dad was admitted to Zionsville Meadows for rehabilitation over the Easter Weekend. ALL the staff have gone above and beyond to make him and our family feel safe and comfortable with his care. Jon Pavey, Jason Bartley, Mary Ann, Kimberly-RN, Nina-PT, Bridget-OT, Heather-ARNP, Toni-aide, Roxanne-RN, food service, environmental services and many others have been so attentive to his needs. I really didn’t know what to expect, and I have been pleasantly surprised. I hope you continue to excel with this level of care. (Also, I forgot to mention in my first post that Angie went above and beyond to help with getting my dad admitted over the holiday weekend. Another person I failed to mention before was Unique his aide at nights. She has been so sweet and compassionate. She has helped us to make sure he is comfortable and tucked in at night!