Overview
Nothing says home like cozy spaces and people who care – and you’ll find all of that and more at Brookdale Carmel. We’re an upscale memory care community in Carmel, Indiana. Our campus is nestled on beautiful private grounds but conveniently around the corner from area shops, restaurants and medical centers.
Our industry-leading Clare Bridge program allows seniors with Alzheimer’s or dementia to nurture their current skills and explore a variety of hobbies and passions. This gives our residents the opportunity to thrive in our care, even with advanced stages of the disease. We take a person-centered approach and can also help with daily living needs like bathing, dressing, dining and mobility. Seniors will enjoy daily research-backed activities like arts and music classes, gentle fitness sessions and brain-boosting games. And you can take comfort in knowing that our staff is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week, to be alerted to an emergency.
Our building was designed from the ground up with your loved one in mind, with easy-to-navigate floors, soothing colors and is outfitted with a 24-hour security system. We also have charming communal spaces which feature an aquarium, piano and relaxing sitting areas. And you and your loved ones will choose their new home from a variety of floor plans, each with large sunny windows, a spacious living area, closet, and bathroom.
Residents will also enjoy access to resort-like amenities, including an on-site salon, transportation, whirlpool and concierge service. They’ll love walking down the hall to our restaurant-style dining room for delicious dishes like baked tilapia, roast beef au jus and banana cream pie. And we have an action-packed event calendar that features everything from game nights to movie matinees, music events, manicures, aromatherapy sessions and painting classes. There are also resident birthday parties, weekly devotional services and plenty of holiday festivities!
Amenities
- Fitness Center
- Pet Friendly
- Emergency Alert System
Care
Memory Care
Memory care communities offer specialized care and support for individuals dealing with memory-related conditions, such as Alzheimer’s or dementia. These facilities are equipped with trained staff and offer engaging activities designed to promote well-being while ensuring a safe living environment.
Frequently Asked Questions
Qualifications
ASHA Verified Member
Licensing
Assisted Living License #: 10416
Brookdale Carmel Reviews
-
Amanda Chavez
4 weeks ago
This memory care community truly stands out for its compassion and quality of care. The staff treats residents with dignity and patience, creates a safe and comforting environment, and communicates well with families. It’s clean, secure, and thoughtfully designed to feel like home. I would confidently recommend it to anyone seeking exceptional memory care for their loved one. Mindi in admissions is SUPER helpful and cares so much for families!
-
Dave Bender
9 months ago
Although there are a few good staff members, too many nurses and aides are poorly trained & unkind to residents. When family members question something, too many staff are rude & unresponsive. The. "neighborhood" concept doesn't work. Too often residents are left alone. Frequently, I had to go searching for a staff member to help someone. Medication mistakes. Doctor & Nurse Practitioner had appointments with my husband against my wishes & without my knowledge; then billed Medicare. NP & doctor changed my husband's treatment without notifying me. I was overcharged for the room rate. Moved my husband out as soon as possible --less than 4 months. Forfeited $4,000 one-time admission fee.
-
Q C
11 months ago
This place was great until about two weeks ago. They got rid of nearly their entire staff of professionals who knew what they were doing and took great care of my father-in-law. Now, every day there’s a new stranger who has no idea what the hell they are doing poking and prodding and generally being useless. Last Friday, they only had one nurse for the entire building, which is two floors and probably 100 patients. If a corporate representative wants to comment on this and ask what you can do better, get back the people that have been caring for our loved ones and actually know what needs to be done instead of putting our families in the hands of strangers. That’s what you can do. Otherwise, don’t bother replying.
-
Deanna Forsythe
a year ago
I’ll be completely honest, we moved my mother in law here because it is close to our home (5 mins). Since she has moved in, we have not been impressed. We were told activities were “geared around all resident interest”. She is on the second floor and seems to be forgotten about when it comes to activities that take place on the first floor. If it weren’t for other family members she wouldn’t go to activities and since she had declined in mobility staff does not take her to activities. She has had falls since her arrival and facility has no interventions. We recommended things and the facility was more concerned with the tile in the bathroom than her safety. There are some great nurses and cnas. Weekends are lacking. In response to Brookdale. Why do I need to reach out to her POA? They aren’t in charge of her care you are. These are the concerns of both her medical and financial power of attorneys. These concerns have also been expressed to Brookdale. You won’t even allow her medical power of attorney who lives out of state spend the night with her mother. Why is that?
Contact Community
By clicking Submit, you agree to our Privacy Policy and you agree that the Community may contact you to respond to your request. The Community may call or text you with an autodialer. We never sell your personal information.
Nearby Communities
View All Communities
