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Cobblestone Crossings Patio Homes

1850 E Howard Wayne Blvd

3.9(16 ratings)· Terre Haute average: 4.3

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Quick Facts

Monthly fee inclusions
Includes utilities, housekeeping, and landscaping
Campus structure
Part of a multi-care Trilogy health campus

What Families Think

Reviewers are divided on Cobblestone Crossings: several call the patio homes roomy and speak well of the staff, while other feedback flags serious problems with lost belongings, laundry, and administrative dishonesty. One reviewer also noted the community as expensive, and cost information is not published online.

The Good

  • Reviewers describe roomy, well-kept townhouses
  • Praise for outstanding, caring staff
  • Monthly fee bundles utilities, housekeeping, and landscaping
  • Independent living with access to onsite support

The Bad

  • One detailed report of lost laundry, a damaged TV, and stolen belongings
  • One report staff and administration were dishonest about an incident
  • One report of an unreturned rental deposit
  • One reviewer called the community expensive

AI-generated from reviews and community data.

Cobblestone Crossings Patio Homes is a senior living community in Terre Haute, Indiana offering Independent Living. Amenities include Outdoor Patio, Gathering / Activity Spaces and Social Activities. Families rate it 3.9 out of 5 across 16 reviews.

About Cobblestone Crossings Patio Homes

Cobblestone Crossings Patio Homes in Terre Haute, Indiana offers independent patio home living within a senior living campus environment. The community provides private, modern patio homes designed to offer residents both independence and privacy while maintaining access to onsite support and services as needed.

Monthly payments cover a comprehensive range of services including utilities, grounds maintenance, housekeeping, and landscaping. Residents benefit from daily programs and access to community common areas designed to support an active lifestyle. The campus features beautiful grounds and regularly scheduled community events.

Resident committees are arranged across the Trilogy campuses to facilitate continued community support and outreach. Residents have opportunities to personalize their living spaces according to their preferences and to participate in the broader community life of the campus.

Types of Care at Cobblestone Crossings Patio Homes

Independent Living

Amenities

Community Amenities

  • 24-Hour Staff
  • Gathering / Activity Spaces
  • Housekeeping
  • Laundry Service
  • Outdoor Patio

Activities

  • Birthday / Holiday Parties
  • Social Activities (Happy Hour, Wine Tasting, Dances, Karaoke)

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Reviews of Cobblestone Crossings Patio Homes

3.9overall · 16 ratings combined

3.9★ on Google (16)

Lee Ann Gilbert

Sep 2021

via Google

Nice living quarters but Expensive

Jessyka May

Oct 2019

via Google

Went from 5 stars to 1 star. I used to adore the staff that took care of my grandpa, used too! Im not sure how a place can go down over the course of a few months. We started having problems with his laundry coming back. His full name was stamped into each article of clothing and yet over the course of 3 months he only had about 3 pairs of pants left out of at least 7-8 pairs. I bought him a bag of 12 nicely cushioned socks, his name not only stamped into them but I wrote his name on the bottom of each sock. Bought them in March and by May he only had 5 pairs left. I begged the laundry staff to please find them and pay attention next time because we could not afford to go and buy him more clothes every month. At the same time i purchased the socks, I also purchased 3 really nice pairs of pajama bottoms for him and when I went to visit him 3 weeks later he only had 1 pair! Again, name stamped and wrote in them his full name. I kept reciepts and took pictures of them to show proof and they only reimbursed me for 1 pair and never found either pair. A month after that my grandpa called me very upset and in tears because his tv was broken that day. I asked him how it happened and he told me a staff had came into his room and threw a heavy box down right on the coax cable that was attached to the tv, it yanked so hard it broke the tv's coax hook up in the tv. My grandpa had asked him to please watch out and not set the boxes there but staff did it anyway. The kicker was when I called to speak with administration they said it was a lie because the staff member denied he did it. So they were calling my grandpa who is very aware and in his right mind. This tv was a 65 inch Samsung ultra hd flat screen and they cost quite a bit. When my uncle called to ask what was goung on and inquire about what had happened they told my uncle a different story, they lied on my on my grandpa and said my grandfather's wife purposely yanked the cord out and broke the tv knowing good and well him and his wife both witnessed the staff member do it. My uncle and I both knew the administrator was lying, because she did not want to pay to have it fixed. After we were trying to figure out how to pay for it to be fixed an aide had stopped my husband an I admitted she too was in there when it all happened bringing ice water to my grandpa and had seen the entire thing, but was afraid to speak up because she was afraid of getting in trouble after that they were still refusing to fix it until I told them I was contacting an ombudsmen. After that all went down they agreed to fix it. But afterwards my grandpa was being treated very nasty and his room was being neglected. I would have to make extra trips up there to clean his room. The trash was over flowing both in the bathroom and in the room and soiled linen and clothes in the bathroom and the soiled linen a few times had been from him having accidents and instead of taking it out of the room they just set it in the bathroom. When I spoke with the nurse she had said the accident had been from 2 days prior and did not understand why the aide left them in there or why housekeeping hadn't been in there to clean. The kicker finally happened when my grandpa had knives out of his very nice and expensive collection stolen by staff. Police got involved and we decided we were moving him from there. Now everything is said and done and we have him in a wonderful place with amazing staff and I am able to speak out about the horrific treatment of my grandpa. I suggest anyone thinking of putting their loved one in there to really do your research before placing them there.

Josh Singer

Sep 2019

via Google

Terrible place to rent from, they still owe me a deposit from another property from years ago.

Tony Gard

Nov 2018

via Google

Great assisted living facility. Outstanding staff

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Frequently Asked Questions

What types of care does Cobblestone Crossings Patio Homes offer?

Cobblestone Crossings Patio Homes offers Independent Living.

Where is Cobblestone Crossings Patio Homes located?

Cobblestone Crossings Patio Homes is located at 1850 E Howard Wayne Blvd in Terre Haute, Indiana.

What do families say about Cobblestone Crossings Patio Homes?

Reviewers are divided on Cobblestone Crossings: several call the patio homes roomy and speak well of the staff, while other feedback flags serious problems with lost belongings, laundry, and administrative dishonesty. One reviewer also noted the community as expensive, and cost information is not published online.

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