1300 Mercer Ave
4.1(77 ratings)
1 / 5Reviews for Adams Woodcrest are mixed: some family members praise the cleanliness of the facility and the attentiveness of staff, while others describe serious concerns about understaffing, rough or neglectful care, and inconsistent communication about admissions.
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Adams Woodcrest is a continuing care retirement community in Decatur, Indiana, offering independent living, assisted living, memory care, and nursing care services in a home-like setting.
The community operates under a household model of care designed to provide person-centered care with meaningful input from both residents and staff. Independent living residents enjoy villas, cottages, and apartments with freedom from daily maintenance obligations, while assisted living households provide personalized assistance tailored to individual needs. The nursing center offers compassionate and quality care for those requiring frequent and ongoing nursing services, and the memory care household focuses on emotional connection and dignity while caregivers learn each resident's stories and strengths.
The campus features a nature-filled setting surrounded by woods, ponds, and fields. Residents have access to day-to-day services for maintenance, cleaning, and landscaping, as well as social activities and programs tailored to their preferences. Activities mentioned include concerts, bingo, cooking programs, and excursions such as trips to the zoo.
The community emphasizes maintaining dignity and respect while fostering relationships with family and friends, with staff committed to ongoing communication with residents and their families across all care levels.
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Chad Smith
Mar 2026
Front desk operator very rude, needs lesson on phone etiquette. Nurses and staff are decent but have heard complaints of residents being ignored for long periods of time without basic needs being addressed. Overall I know everyone does the best they can but certain aspects should be taken care of to alleviate issues arising from undestaffing, staff shortages, etc.
Hannah
Sep 2025
The agency aide that worked Friday 9/19 who was extremely rough with my grandpa who had multiple fractured ribs and a fractured vertebrae that he just had surgery on 9/15 shouldn’t be allowed back at Woodcrest. My grandpa told her multiple times it hurt the way she was rolling him back and forth, multiple times while cleaning him up BY HERSELF and she told him “Your fine.” The man had surgery and needed two people for this task, you can’t push on his back and put weight on him while trying to clean him up and change him. You don’t aggressively move someone who has fractured ribs and who just had surgery that way. My grandpa said he wanted to leave that place if they were going to treat him that way and he was only there for therapy. A family member of mine walked in right after that incident happened and she said the aide seemed very annoyed and was unprofessional. My grandpa was extremely upset he refused to eat dinner because he was in so much pain after what had happened to him. He said that he was having a good day until that aide came in and did that. He passed away the very next day, 9/20. We will never know why he declined as fast as he did in one day. Maybe being mistreated and multiple fractured ribs it could’ve punctured a lung but how that aide treated him was absolutely uncalled for. The aide was working 9/20 too. A bigger, short, African American, with aqua blue scrub pants. No one deserves to be treated this way. Shame on this aide and this facility for allowing staff members to treat these residents like this. This will be getting reported.
Morgan Neadstine
Sep 2024
Not a company to work for they aren’t organized at all ! They pick and choose who they wanna be nice to . Favoritism is real even with agency staff ! They don’t help new employees leave them for the wolves .
Mike N
Nov 2023
Have an ill family member you’re tired of dealing with? Just want them gone already? Bring them on down to woodcrest they will put your loved one on the express lane to meet Jesus. I personally lost 2 family member’s from preventable causes thanks to these fine folks
Mike Coney
Nov 2022
Polite and helpful
Adams Woodcrest of Decatur offers Skilled Nursing / Long Term Care.
Adams Woodcrest of Decatur is located at 1300 Mercer Ave in Decatur, Indiana.
Reviews for Adams Woodcrest are mixed: some family members praise the cleanliness of the facility and the attentiveness of staff, while others describe serious concerns about understaffing, rough or neglectful care, and inconsistent communication about admissions.
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