Under Johnson Memorial Hospital’s stewardship, The Waters of Lagrange Skilled Nursing Facility opened its doors in Lagrange, Indiana, as a fresh addition to the community’s skilled nursing landscape. Situated on North Detroit Street in a car-dependent area, it operates as a 100-bed facility administered by Eric Hunter. Accepted are Medicaid, Medicare, and private pay, giving families numerous ways to get coverage for post-acute rehabilitation or active skilled nursing care. The facility runs at around 76 percent occupancy, averaging a stay duration of 239 days, reflecting a blend of shorter rehabilitation stays and longer-term residents.
Staffing is built around continuity: total nursing care averages 2 hours 37 minutes per resident day, comprising registered nurses, licensed practical nurses, and nursing aides working 24/7. Clinical services span rehabilitation, respite care, and specialized dementia programming under the Memory Springs banner. The home offers on-site psychiatric and psychological care, physical and occupational therapy, and speech therapy, alongside restorative programs under the Living Well and In Motion rubrics. Dentistry, podiatry, audiology, and beauty services mean residents can address routine health and personal-care needs without leaving the building. A registered dietitian oversees dining and highlights balanced, varied menus that reflect resident choice.
The Waters of Lagrange Skilled Nursing Facility was built with and continues to invest in operational improvements, having addressed regulatory feedback on facility maintenance and emergency preparedness.
The facility, as a newly opened community, represents a modern, skilled nursing setting set to serve residents recuperating from surgery, hospitalization, or managing ongoing medical needs in a structured, medically supported environment.













