OPS LIVINGOne Purpose Senior Living

South Bend, Indiana

Assisted living in South Bend, Indiana

We operate two assisted living communities in South Bend, and they sit on opposite ends of town on purpose. Commons at Juday Creek is on the northeast side along South Bend Avenue, minutes from Granger and the Notre Dame area, which makes it the practical choice for families in Granger, Mishawaka, and Osceola too. Grand Emerald Place is on South Ironwood Drive on the south side, closer for families around Erskine and the southern neighborhoods. Both are owned and run by OPS Living, an Indiana company whose owners are licensed administrators, and both publish their starting rates instead of making you call for a number. Families tell us the difference between our buildings and the big chains shows up in the same place every time: the staff stays, so the care stays consistent.

Our communities here

Our two South Bend communities.

Commons at Juday Creek

17441 South Bend Avenue, South Bend, IN 46635

Assisted Living

4.7(18 Google reviews)

Starting at $3,900/month

Commons at Juday Creek is a 42-apartment assisted living community on the north side of South Bend, a few minutes from Granger and the University Park area.

Grand Emerald Place

4010 South Ironwood Drive, South Bend, IN 46614

Assisted Living

4.8(62 Google reviews)

[STARTING PRICE]

Grand Emerald Place is an assisted living community on the south side of South Bend, near Erskine and minutes from Memorial Hospital.

Cost

What assisted living costs in South Bend.

CommunityStarting rateCare level
Commons at Juday Creek$3,900/moAssisted Living
Grand Emerald Place[STARTING PRICE]Assisted Living
South Bend area averageabout $4,389/moAssisted living

The South Bend area averages about $4,389 a month for assisted living, per Genworth's Cost of Care survey. Commons at Juday Creek starts at $3,900. Grand Emerald Place starts at [STARTING PRICE: GRAND EMERALD]. Both rates cover the apartment plus daily care: staff around the clock, medication management, chef-prepared meals, housekeeping, and activities. If Medicaid might be part of your plan, Indiana's PathWays for Aging waiver can cover assisted living services here, and our team walks families through eligibility for free.

Local advice

Choosing in South Bend.

Two pieces of local advice. First, tour on both sides of town before deciding; South Bend traffic is kind, and the ten extra minutes of driving buys you a real comparison. Second, look past the blended corporate ratings you'll see on directory sites. Read each building's own Google reviews. Juday Creek's 4.7 stars is the second-highest rating of any assisted living community in the South Bend market, and it was earned building by building, not averaged into existence.

Common questions

South Bend questions.

Brookdale's building on South Bend Avenue is now Commons at Juday Creek, owned and operated by OPS Living, an Indiana company run by licensed administrators. Same address, different operator, and families tell us the difference shows.

The area average is about $4,389 a month. Commons at Juday Creek starts at $3,900, and Grand Emerald Place publishes its rates the same way. Care level and apartment size move the final number.

Yes. Commons at Juday Creek sits on the northeast edge of South Bend, minutes from both. A large share of our families come from Granger and Mishawaka.

Not at our two South Bend communities, and we say that plainly. Our sister community Trail Creek Place in Michigan City has a dedicated memory care neighborhood, about 40 minutes away, and we'll help you figure out the right fit either way.

Visit us

Touring beats reading. Come see both South Bend buildings.

Come at lunch. Watch the dining room, meet the administrator, and ask for the real rate sheet. We'll answer every question in front of you.

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