OTTERBEIN FRANKLIN SENIORLIFE COMM RES & COM CARE is a Medicare-certified nursing home located in FRANKLIN, IN. CMS overall rating: 2 out of 5 stars. Google rating: 4.0 out of 5 from 77 reviews. Accepts both Medicare and Medicaid.
Medicare Certified
Medicaid Certified
Ownership: Non profit - Church related
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This nursing home is located in Johnson County and serves residents in the IN area.
Service availability may vary by location. Contact this facility directly to confirm service availability in your specific location.
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OTTERBEIN SENIORLIFE
Part of a multi-facility healthcare organization
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I was at Otterbein Rehab for 3 weeks after surgery. I had excellent care from the medical staff and therapists. They are all very caring, thoughtful, friendly. and they treated me like I was their only patient. I was very happy with all of this special attention and great care!
I spent several weeks in Otterbein rehab after breaking 6 ribs. This included a couple of stays at St. Francis due to breathing issues. I was very well taken care of, loved the staff and hopefully made some lasting friendships. Staff was professional, caring, and sometimes just plain fun. I never felt overlooked, forgotten or not important to everyone.
When my wife was diagnosed with Alzheimer's, I realized that our future was changing. I knew that someday soon we would need to have help and assistance for her in the future. Consequently, the hunt for the best facility was on. We checked many facilities in the Greenwood area and settled on two we both liked. As time went on it became necessary to get some help at our home for my wife. Finally, we had to make the decision to move, We called Cindy Workman at Otterbein and she showed my wife and I three cottages. We also toured the three memory units. We bought a cottage, sold our house and moved in. Within two months my wife needed to go to Murphy's the middle unit for memory. Ten months later I was notified she needed to move to level three. I am grateful for the love that both of these units gave to my wife, I visited her everyday. She was always well kept and clean. Isn't this all we want for our loved ones. We lost my wife four months ago to this horrible disease and I still visit the units to express my love for the way the CNA's and nurses treated my wife, I couldn't be happier to be living in Otterbein Franklin.
We have only lived here in the cottages a few weeks. We left a house where we had lived for 30 years. The move was seamless with the help of the residence coordinator, Cindy Workman. We have met the nicest people and everyone is so helpful and friendly, whether it be someone on the staff or a resident. We have had an opportunity to meet some long-time residents and everyone says the same. They love it here. The many well thought out activities include everyone of different interests and abilities. We visited several facilities and Otterbein was the most appealing.
I love living at Otterbein Franklin! I have met so many nice people! Wonderful neighbors. They have so many activities & health & wellness classes! We have groups come in to entertain us. Hibachi grill & a Bistro that are fabulous. So pleasant to walk around here & oh, we have outdoor games! Pickleball, Boche Ball, cornhole & shuffleboard. Bingo & Euchre & seated volleyball. A clubhouse with pool. Travel opportunities, just so much to enjoy or take a day off & just relax at home reading. This was the best decision for me!
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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.