American Senior Communities

I first became familiar with American Village when my mother became a resident in Washington Manor (Assisted Living) following surgery in the late 80’s. Before she died in 1991 she always mentioned how glad she was there. I am beginning my 4th year as a resident of the Garden Homes. I have met many nice residents and enjoyed the activities at Lincoln Lodge, as well as the friendly, helpful staff. Am looking forward to more pleasant years at American Village.

I'm happy here. All the help are gracious. I enjoy the outings to concerts. I enjoy the outings to concerts. I feel protested here from the Coronavirus. I appreciate the available transportation. My apartment is very comfortable.

I think that they are a really good place. I feel my father is safe. They have his best interest in mind with any decisions they make. The food is okay. The room sizes and layout of the community is good. They have outdoor space for the residents

Very attractive newer place. The rooms were nice but seemed small, and storage/closet space was lacking.

As the POA for one of your residents, I am disturbed by the staff turnover. And, why does it take more than one request of the business office to email me the invoices for our Aunts’s expenses.

Concern over the independent living not connected to main area--adviser mentioned that sometimes they never see those residents at all in the garden homes. Not sure if Dad needs that much independence--he mentioned he does not mind having someone checking in on him. Area nice, pet friendly.

Very beautiful. Main reason we did not chose this community is it is all on one level & you had to walk a very long way from your apartment to dining hall.

Very nice! We met lots of residents while on our tour and everyone was so friendly and encouraging to my in-laws. It was clean, decor was nice, grounds are gorgeous. Really like that you can apartments have washer/dryer hookups. On the downside: Mom felt the closets were small and too much space is given to the kitchen—especially when your meals are provided! We ate dinner here. Staff was so friendly. Portions were good, but Mom didn’t like the food—said she could tell it was frozen, pre-packaged rather than made fresh.

Our experience at Bethesda Gardens was good overall. My loved one has decided to move back home, but while she was at Bethesda Gardens, I feel the staff did a good job making my loved one and the other residents as comfortable and happy as possible. The community seemed well-staffed, and the cafeteria seemed to offer a lot of options at mealtimes. They also seemed to have a lot of activities available for the residents, and they had a calendar available every month so the residents knew what kinds of things were going on. Overall, we appreciated Bethesda Gardens' services.

I toured here for my loved one, and really liked it. I thought this was a great community. It's really nice, and I found the staff to be helpful and knowledgeable. However, it was too expensive for u at the time, so we had to opt for a more practical place.

Mom seems to be doing well since moving into this community. The staff are friendly and the food seems ok. They keep the community clean. She has not had any complaints so far.

We really enjoyed seeing the Rosegate facilities and meeting with your marketing representative. (She was very knowledgeable and helpful in answering questions. and we liked her.) The independent living homes were well laid out but so close together. Visitor parking spaces were difficult to find. This was an initial investigation of retirement communities for us.

We toured a few communities and this by far was my favorite. The community was gorgeous extremely clean very well maintained nicely decorated. The staff was very friendly and helpful on the tour. However, the level of care they provided was not going to meet the level that my grandmother was in need of.

This is a nice smaller community, the staff were very helpful and did an excellent job with our tour and took their time showing us around. They answered all our questions and made us feel welcome.

After looking at some communities this was very fitting for me. I am close to family and the price is pretty good. The community looks nice and smells nice.

We liked this community when we visited. The people were nice and the community seemed clean. We would have chosen this community, however they did let us know they would not be able to care for my loved one very long.

I did not tour American Village, but my mother had been there for rehabilitation before. It was not something that would be an option for her.

I liked this community when I visited. The people I met were nice and the community seemed clean. My loved one just felt more comfortable with the community we chose.

Things are going well since my mother moved into this community. We all had an adjustment period, but the staff helped things go smoother. They tend to her needs and they listen to my sister and I. They work very hard to do what needs to be done to provide good care for my mother.

When I toured Zionsville Meadows, I thought it was a nice community. The place was clean and maintained well. The tour guide was knowledgeable and friendly, we got all of the information that we needed. It was a good place but not the best for my mother.