Restoracy of Whitestown delivers a single focused level of care—Memory Care—backed by comprehensive medical oversight. The community is equipped to manage residents who wander during the day or night, those at risk for elopement, and individuals requiring specialized wound care. Residents with advanced dementia or co-occurring psychiatric diagnoses are accepted, and an RN or LPN is on duty at all times, with an additional nurse on call 24/7 for any escalation of needs. This constant clinical presence allows for timely assessments, medication adjustments, and coordination with outside providers when necessary.

Daily care extends to full assistance with bathing, dressing, and toileting, plus some physical help at mealtime for those who need it. Transfer support ranges from standby supervision to one-person assists for walkers and wheelchairs, ensuring mobility without compromising safety. Security features include a fenced rear area, alarmed doors, pull-cord call systems, and community-wide PERS devices, while background-checked staff and an on-site Activity Director maintain an engaging yet controlled environment.

Private suites and semi-private layouts are available, some offering en-suite bathrooms, kitchenettes, independent climate control, furnished options, cable hookups, and the freedom to paint or decorate. Because floor plans vary, not every accommodation contains every listed feature, so families can match amenities to budget and preference.

Dining follows a predictable set menu complemented by on-order selections for residents with specific tastes or dietary restrictions, and snacks are accessible throughout the day. Therapeutic diets and texture modifications are prepared under clinical guidance. Independent Living residents on campus can elect medication-management monitoring, ensuring prescriptions are taken correctly while they continue to live with fewer hands-on services.

Residents have access to on-site parking, wheelchair-accessible common areas, a barber/beauty shop, exercise room, and community-wide internet. Regular religious services are held in-house, and the setting supports a home-like atmosphere. Skilled nursing and long-term care options are available should needs change, allowing residents to remain in familiar surroundings even as care levels increase.