TESTIMONIALS

We feel the Charter difference

Residents at Calumet Trace will give it to you straight: Each day offers something new, but being treated with compassion and quality care is tried and true.

Read testimonials from residents and their loved ones to get a better understanding of how Charter stands out from other senior living communities.

Linda Hagan, Resident“My senior living search began when I was no longer able to care for myself due to neuropathy and drop foot, which made it difficult to cook, clean, and manage daily tasks. My daughters had already looked into Calumet Trace, and after seeing how pretty it was, I knew it was the right choice for me! Since moving in, I’ve thoroughly enjoyed how kind and friendly the staff, residents, and families are. Everyone is helpful, and when you ask for something, it gets done. I love it here!”

– Linda Hagan, Resident

Shirley Riley, Resident“When I first walked into the lobby at Calumet Trace, I saw how beautiful it was, and immediately knew this was where I wanted to be. I even met another resident, Viola, that day, who told me I’d love it here, and we’ve been friends ever since. I was able to choose my own apartment on the third floor because it’s quieter, and I appreciated the support with things like medication while still maintaining my independence. I’m very happy here — I enjoy my time, stay active with my hobbies and Bible study, and truly feel at home.”

– Shirley Riley, Resident

Maggie Mattingly, Resident“After having suffered a stroke, I knew it was time to look for a community, as I couldn’t keep up with everything anymore. I looked at several places, and I liked Calumet Trace the best, by far! Everyone was super nice and helpful, and I even got to bring my dog, which helped me make new friends while reconnecting with old ones who are here as well. The community is clean, and both my daughter and I feel comfortable here — even my dog has made as many friends as I have. I enjoy playing bingo, having lunch and dinner with everyone, and there’s always something to do, from crafts to listening to good music.”

– Maggie Mattingly, Resident