TOWNE HOUSE RETIREMENT COMMUNITY is a Medicare-certified nursing home located in FORT WAYNE, IN. CMS overall rating: 5 out of 5 stars. Google rating: 4.2 out of 5 from 36 reviews. Accepts both Medicare and Medicaid.
Medicare Certified
Medicaid Certified
Ownership: Non profit - Corporation
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This nursing home is located in Allen County and serves residents in the IN area.
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My Mom has been living and thriving at the Townehouse for over 3 years.She lives in the assisted living. Just recently Mom had experienced rehabilitation in their rehab unit. All aspects of the Townehouse are exceptional!! The nursing staff, administrators, food service, all employees are excellent! My Mom loves her life at the Townehouse! I would highly recommend the Townehouse!
I spent 3 weeks here in the rehab unit following back surgery. The staff and surroundings could not have been more accommodating. Every place was decorated and set up tastefully. The staff was always willing to help make me comfortable. The food service is awesome. There is an executive chef on staff and every meal is amazing. If you wish you can choose an alternative item. When I got ready to return home I realized I had truly been spoiled.
I came to the Towne House from a 10 day stay at Parkview Regional Medical Center. Right from the beginning, the van driver secured me and my wheel chair safely and engaged me in pleasant conversation during our trip. I was assigned to room 210 and a parade of nurses, social workers, and care givers began three weeks of caring and excellent service. Response was prompt when I used the call button, and the staff went right to work - all the while letting me know what they were doing and why. This made me feel like I was involved in my treatment and was greatly appreciated. A shout out to the Food Service staff, who catered to my particular tastes and was highly responsive. PT and OT were seen almost daily and I started to gain strength in my legs and arms. All in all, the Towne House and their incredible staff provided me with great care! Bill Raftree
Our mom lived at Towne House for 5-1/2 years before she passed away. She started in independent living then transitioned during COVID to assisted memory care and then after another year to full service memory care. During each move, while it was tough and stressful for her and our family, the staff in each level of care had so much patience and worked with her to make her feel comfortable. She was cared for, made friends and was in a safe environment. We were always involved with care plan meetings and our concerns were always addressed promptly.
My dad was there less than 10 hours and was unattended, fell out of his bed and the nurse blamed the dementia patient for being confused and said "we do not have the staff to care for him". Their website said, "personalized care plan" (didn't take time to ask his needs), "24 hour care" (the nurse said we are not staff for that), "Medication management" (it was not given or accurate), it was NOT a "secure environment" that as they said "minimizes risks and prevents wandering", and there was not "family support to lovingly hep me through the journey. I pulled him out before he had a bigger fall. I do not recommend this place for a loved one!
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This nursing home is Medicare certified. Most skilled nursing services are covered by Medicare Part A.
For medical emergencies, call 911 first. Then contact the provider for coordination of care.