Seven care types are gathered at Compass Park in Franklin, IN. There’s respite care, home care, hospice care, assisted living, memory care, independent living, and skilled nursing. Independent living means a private household with the community’s services attached and no care schedule. Assisted living adds hands-on help with hygiene, dressing, and medication. Memory care is the locked-door level with staff supervising the resident, usually because of dementia of some sort.
Skilled nursing brings with it licensed nurses who are ready through the night. Hospice is care that’s about comfort once that’s all there is left to give. Home care is care delivered outside the community at a family’s home, arranged on a schedule. Respite is the opposite, for when someone can’t be taken care of at home for some span of time.
Seven levels at one address mean a resident here is not obliged to start over somewhere else when their needs increase. One hundred sixty-seven beds are licensed, and the staffing figure per resident is four hours and three minutes each day. Rehabilitation services are listed, and so are a Fitness Center and a Catering and Events program, covering therapy, exercise, and accommodation for hosted meals and gatherings.
A walk score of 80 means the community is in a very walkable neighborhood where most errands outside are doable on foot.
Johnson Memorial Hospital operates Compass Park, with William Pierce administering. Medicare, Medicaid, and private pay are accepted for eligible care.
