Lutheran Community Home puts five care levels under one roof in Seymour, IN, and those five are assisted living, nursing home care, memory care, skilled nursing, and independent living. The skilled nursing part holds a licensed nurse on duty through every hour. Assisted living handles the daily tasks of dressing, bathing, and medicine, while the resident keeps their own living space.
Independent living drops the daily care and leaves the community services in place. Memory care is secured and supervised, aimed at someone liable to endanger themselves by wandering unsupervised. A Memory Care Unit and Skilled Nursing Facility are named programs too, and so are Volunteering and Foundation.
Five levels on one campus mean a resident needing more help later can change level without relocating to a different address, and that’s the point for a family planning ahead.
Rehabilitation services are named, whether the aim is recovery or holding onto function. The license covers 140 beds. Nursing time pr resident each day is recorded at 5 hours and 26 minutes.
At 82 on the Walk Score, the streets around the community are very walkable. A resident who has given up driving can still handle most errands on foot.
Medicare, Medicaid, and private pay are accepted. Karyn Fleetwood heads the building as administrator, and Jackson County Schneck Memorial Hospital operates it.



















