StoryPoint Fort Wayne North

I first met Tyler while touring this amazing facility. I wanted to move here because of his enthusiasm, research, and sterling representation of Story Point. I saw crisp white tablecloths and snowy white cloth napkins, noting each place in the dining room , set with china, christal and shiny silverware. Also, the facility smelled pleasantly, neat as a pin, the people who chatted with one another were nicely dressed, carefully coifed hair, makeup, jewelry and the only way to determine visitors from residents were rolling walkers for the residents. My personal background of 40 years of nursing, including care facilities, came rushing back , remembering the stale acrid odors permeating everything, nightgown clad patients in various states of disarray, staying in their rooms in bed, or slumped in wheelchairs exhibiting vacant states and clutching passersby to talk to them. At Story Point, Tyler and other staff knew everyone's name, even the spiffy young men who waited tables in the dining room, kidded and joshed sweetly calling each resident by name. An air of family was greatly palpable. Some residents played piano daily, for everyone's enjoyment. My funds were low and I couldn't stay there. But Tyler promised to keep in touch with me until I found a facility to move to. Indeed he did keep in touch, eventually finding a way for me to happily move to Story Point. Now friendly folks have made their way to my door to introduce themselves and welcome me. I am stopped in the hallway by cheerful introductions. Thank you, Tyler, you've paved the way for the rest of my life. Not to forget great chef prepared food, housekeeping cleaning my room every 2 weeks, sheets and towels are washed, free laundry for those who can still do their wash....at least 5 activities to attend each day, weekly bussed trips to community grocerys and variety stores. Enjoyable excursions , doctor office visits if needed. Menus with exciting selections, a bistro with comfort foods any time. Wow! This is the life! And now it's mine.

I was given my Tour by Tyler. He was very articulate, friendly and very informative. This would be a lovely place to live. Lots to do, lovely apartments, and dining as well. It felt like a vacation resort to me. Thanks to Tyler for a wonderful tour.

My 99 year old father (and World War II veteran) has been fiercely independent all his life but longevity comes at a cost and he finally agreed that he needs a safer living arrangement that takes care of many routine needs. Our search of options in the Fort Wayne, Indiana area included Story Point on the north side of the city. The facility is beautiful, warm and welcoming. Everyone we met, both staff and residents, were friendly and quite cordial. From our initial contact and throughout our evaluation process, it was our good fortune to work with an outstanding young woman who provided tours of the facility, interacted well with my father and generally provided all the information we needed. In the Story Point organization, these folks are "Community Specialists" and ours was a real gem. We found the cost for services to be very competitive against other options while the facility and amenities were clearly superior. The Executive Director worked with us to execute the paperwork and easily fielded all our nuts and bolts questions - another very professional and competent woman. So we're very happy with every step of our journey so far and want give Story Point on Union Chapel Road kudos and a 5 star rating.

I’m the Owner of The Omelet Bar and the staff were incredibly welcoming and easy to work with when it came to vending at their location. All the residents and staff were incredibly happy and kind and I would not hesitate to work with them again.