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Brownsburg Meadows Assisted Living

7133 Meadow Trail

4.7(75 ratings)· Brownsburg average: 4.3

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Quick Facts

Veteran benefits
Accepts Veterans Aid and Attendance, not Medicaid
Garden Homes
Month-to-month rental homes with attached garages
Therapy access
On-site outpatient therapy for pain and mobility
Short-term stays
Respite care available for temporary recovery needs

What Families Think

Most reviewers describe Brownsburg Meadows as a warm, attentive community with good food and engaged staff, giving it a strong 4.7 average across 75 Google reviews. However, one detailed and serious account describes a sharp decline in nursing responsiveness, medication oversight, and dietary accommodation for a long-term resident, along with a disputed move-out deposit.

The Good

  • Multiple reviewers praise food quality and dining experience
  • Staff described as caring, attentive, and welcoming
  • Rehabilitation/therapy team praised for compassionate short-term recovery care
  • Variety of living options from garden homes to memory care
  • Active social activities mentioned by residents' families

The Bad

  • One detailed report of inconsistent nursing care and slow response to a medical emergency
  • One report of infrequent nurse practitioner visits delaying prescriptions and care
  • One report of reduced dietary accommodation for a resident with mobility limitations
  • One report of dispute over return of a resident's deposit
  • No published pricing available for comparison

AI-generated from reviews and community data.

About Brownsburg Meadows Assisted Living

Brownsburg Meadows Assisted Living offers assisted living, memory care, and garden homes in Brownsburg, Indiana. The community provides a range of senior living options designed to support residents at different stages of independence and care needs.

Garden Homes are maintenance-free residences available through private monthly rental, featuring attached garages and parking options. Assisted Living residents live in private, personalized apartments and have access to community amenities and social activities. Memory Care neighborhoods serve individuals in early and middle stages of Alzheimer's disease and other forms of dementia, guided by a person-centered philosophy with programming that includes physical, cognitive, creative, sensory, social, and spiritual activities. A degreed Memory Care Director oversees the program, and all staff receive specialized dementia-related training.

The community offers respite care for those needing short-term stays, allowing family caregivers the ability to take breaks from their responsibilities. Respite stays can accommodate recovery from surgery, hospitalization, or other temporary care needs.

Outpatient Therapy is available through personalized, physician-coordinated programs that use clinically-proven strategies and new technologies to address pain management and mobility. The New Energy Wellness Program offers strength-building and fitness classes designed for adults ages 50 and older, with month-to-month membership and no long-term contracts.

The community accepts private funds, long-term care insurance, and Veterans Aid and Attendance, but does not accept Medicaid Waiver. Residents benefit from a Resident Council that gives them a voice in community operations, and move-in services are available to help make the transition seamless.

Types of Care

Assisted Living

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Reviews

4.7overall · 75 ratings combined

4.7★ on Google (75)

Patricia Bentley

Jun 2026

via Google

Our family will always be grateful for the care my mother-in-law received during her month of rehabilitation at Brownsburg Meadows. From the therapy team to the nursing staff and support services, everyone treated her with kindness, patience, and dignity during a difficult time. The encouragement, compassion, and dedication shown by the entire team made such a difference not only in her recovery, but for our whole family’s peace of mind. Brownsburg Meadows truly went above and beyond, and we are incredibly thankful for the care and support they provided.

Dorothy Sutphin

Jul 2025

via Google

Food is good, nice employees, good facilities and, love the activities.

Nicholas Rossi

Jul 2025

via Google

Edit from original review: My 96 year old grandmother originally enjoyed her time at the Meadows. It seemed like a solid 18 months but wow did things turn bad there. Unfortunately, while we were looking and touring new assisted living facilities in Brownsburg/Avon area, she passed away (at my mom's surrounded by family). First, the nursing staff and CNAs on multiple occasions were rude to her (my wife, mother in law, mom, dad, and I witnessed it). When she needed the nurse practitioner to come to the facility, on multiple occasions she never came and saw my grandmother or even came to the facility. We were originally told twice a week but found she was only coming once or not at all if not enough people were on the "list" to make it worth the drive. So if my grandmother needed a prescription or needed to be seen and the NP didn't come that given week, she was having to wait multiple weeks. We were regularly picking her up to bring her to urgent care at 95/96 years old. This defeated the main purpose of having her at an assisted living facility. When she had a stroke at the Meadows, we couldn't get a nurse to come to her room immediately. There was no urgency for the nursing staff to come down to her. The inconsistency with the nursing staff was unreal - one CNA would help with certain things, and the next wouldn't. Once they began managing her medications, my wife watched the nursing staff hand her the cup of pills and walk away, which defeated the purpose of them managing the medications (one was a very small heart pill that my grandmother couldn't see well) We were so upset with the nursing staff that we requested a meeting with the head nurse and it was obvious that she felt we were wasting her time. There was so sense of care and to her, everything we were saying was a non-issue. We had also tried contacting by leaving messages and calling the nursing staff line but would wait days if not weeks to get a response. Next, my grandmother had horrible arthritis in her shoulders to the point she lost most mobility and over the last year began to lose some of her teeth. She had several friends on the staff that would help cut her meat for her but this suddenly became an issue after 2 YEARS and they were no longer allowed to cut her food. We found out she was basically eating cottage cheese and apple sauce. We asked management about it and they said they weren't allowed to help her per the "contract" but told us there were non-meat options for her. After reviewing the menu, there was maybe 1 day of the entire month that had something she could eat. The other facilities we toured and asked about this and all of them said of course they would help. This was a huge issue for us. Next, we could almost never get a straight answer about level of care, policies, and contracts with nursing staff or kitchen. If you want to get the run-around, this is the place to go. When she was completely independent, things seemed great. As soon as she needed an increased "level of care," it became an inconvenience. Lastly, when my grandmother moved into the meadows there were a few stains on the carpet, but we didn't think anything of it. Over the last 2 years, we visited my grandmother multiple times a week and never thought her carpet looked bad. Over the last few months, she did begin to have accidents but it was nothing that my wife and mother in law couldn't get out with some shampoo or spot-shot. Her room looked fine when we moved all of her things out but now we are being told we are not getting her entire $1500 deposit because they need to replace her carpet. Finally, I do want to acknowledge that there are some amazing staff and workers at the Meadows. These are people who loved and cared for my grandmother and were the type of people who were heartbroken they could no longer help cut her food. They were devasted when she passed because she was truly a bright light and I thank all of them for everything they did the 2 years she was there.

Courtney Calhan

Mar 2024

via Google

Brownsburg Meadows Assisted Living is a beautiful community located in the heart of Brownsburg. They have several different options from Garden Homes to Assisted Living & Memory Care. I've eaten lunch here with my grandfather and their food is delicious. Highly recommend!

Griffin Bilskie

Oct 2022

via Google

Brownsburg Meadows Assisted Living is definitely home. It has some of the most caring and attentive staff. Everyone welcomes you with a "how are you" and "welcome to our community". The food quality is out of this world, the culinary staff really care about your experience with them. You couldn't ask for a better place to live in Hendricks county.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What types of care does Brownsburg Meadows Assisted Living offer?

Brownsburg Meadows Assisted Living offers Assisted Living.

Where is Brownsburg Meadows Assisted Living located?

Brownsburg Meadows Assisted Living is located at 7133 Meadow Trail in Brownsburg, Indiana.

What do families say about Brownsburg Meadows Assisted Living?

Most reviewers describe Brownsburg Meadows as a warm, attentive community with good food and engaged staff, giving it a strong 4.7 average across 75 Google reviews. However, one detailed and serious account describes a sharp decline in nursing responsiveness, medication oversight, and dietary accommodation for a long-term resident, along with a disputed move-out deposit.

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