Harmony at Elkhart

kelli Bowman

Apr 2026

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The atmosphere is clean and bright. All the staff from nursing/business management/dining staff/housekeeping and maintenance/activities director are so kind and want to make the resident’s experience pleasant. They truly care

Jennifer Pedzinski

Apr 2026

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They made every part of the transition easy and at our pace. They kept in touch with us every step of the way and worked based on our timeline. Move in was a breeze and the staff are great. Very clean and a nice place for our loved one.

David Keil

Jan 2026

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My name is David, I'm 85 years old. I care for my bride of 54 years who is totally deaf, has no balance and is wheelchair bound. We visited Hubbard Hill and put money down at Greencroft. However, we moved into a 2 two bedroom, 2 bath Assisted Living apartment at Harmony just after they opened 3 years ago. It was a Wonderful Decision. We Love it here!! Why? It is a brand NEW facility. In addition, and most important to us, the Executive Management Staff will only hire and keep a Caring transparent team who is Resident Focused. That goes for Nursing,Food, Housing and Life Enriching. Looking to the future depending on declining health and age we'll simply move down the hall to Memory Care which is also super staffed with caring, trained and certified individuals. Marilyn and I highly recommend to you, Family or Friends Harmony at Elkhart

Lisa Kruczek

Dec 2025

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People are very caring. Staff do a very good job at caring for my Dad, Aunt, and Uncle. My Dad had been at other facilities. This is the best in the area. My Dad likes the food and the fact that the staff looks in on him. My Aunt has Alzheimer’s and is in the memory unit. The staff have been very good to her. They have helped us get the help she needs with other services that are available to people like her that I was not aware of. Glad we found Harmony. The Director of Nursing Mitch has been very helpful in getting things in place for my Aunt in Memory Care.

Teri Hairston

Nov 2025

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If I had the option for a zero start I would give that. Don’t let the beautiful facility fool you. We moved our mother in there on September 23 and she was there one week before she passed away. She had end stage kidney disease and dementia, she had also fallen back in August and broke her hip and pelvic bone and spent 21 days at a rehab facility and was still unable to get out of bed on her own. From the moment she got to Harmony we quickly regretted it. The first day she was there nobody helped her get out of her bed to use the restroom. My sister noticed how badly she smelled when she went visit the next day. She said her adult diaper weighed 3 lbs. They said it was a miscommunication with the nursing staff and it would not happen again. After seeing mom greatly decline in the week she was there and after speaking to a friend of mine who was a hospice nurse for 13 yrs, we as a family we decided to discontinue dialysis. Monday Sept 29th my sister and brother in law informed the Assistant Director that we were discontinuing dialysis. She said that we should not do that as it was a very painful way to die. We told her we did research and I spoken to a hospice nurse friend and she told us that in fact it can be a very peaceful way to pass, that she would just fall asleep and be kept comfortable with meds. We told her again that our wishes were to discontinue dialysis. The Assistant director said point blank to my sister and brother in law “we will ask her tomorrow if she wants to go to dialysis and if she says yes we will send her.” So they went against our wishes “asked” our mother with severe dementia if she wanted to go to dialysis and sent her to her treatment, 2 hrs later I got a frantic call from my sister that mom became unresponsive at the dialysis center, she was rushed to the ER. I rushed up there from Indianapolis praying the whole way up there that I would get to say goodbye to my mom. She died the next day. So please think twice before sending your loved one here.