Rosewalk Village in Indianapolis is licensed for assisted living and structures its services around consistent medical oversight. Residents have access to 24-hour nursing staff who handle health monitoring, medication administration, insulin management, and coordination of on-site physician visits. The community offers help with activities of daily living such as bathing, dressing, and mobility, and maintains an emergency response system that links each apartment to caregivers at all times. Physical, occupational, and speech therapy programs are available within the building, allowing residents to follow prescribed rehab plans without leaving the property.

Beyond direct clinical care, the staff tracks each resident’s personalized service plan and adjusts support levels after routine evaluations. An in-house social services team assists families with care conferences, while transportation is arranged for outside medical appointments when necessary. Daily exercise classes, cognitive programs, and scheduled activities are planned with input from therapy staff to reinforce strength, balance, and mental engagement. Housekeeping, laundry, and maintenance are included so residents can focus on recovery and well-being rather than household tasks.

Accommodations range from studio to one-bedroom apartments equipped with private baths, individual climate controls, and emergency call pulls; some units also offer kitchenettes, step-in showers, and additional storage, but not all apartments have every feature. Basic utilities, cable, and weekly light housekeeping are supplied, and maintenance requests are handled on site. Residents are free to furnish their spaces to personal taste, and safety adaptations such as grab bars or raised toilet seats can be added as needed following assessment by the nursing or therapy team.

Dining is provided three times daily in a communal dining room where table service and menu choices are standard. The culinary team prepares heart-healthy, diabetic, and low-sodium options in coordination with the nursing staff and registered dietitian, and pureed or mechanically altered textures are available for those with swallowing challenges. Snacks and beverages are stocked throughout the day, and room-service trays can be arranged during illness or post-procedure recovery. Family members are welcome to purchase meals when visiting, making it easier to share time together without leaving the building.