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By Anna Skinneranna@youarecurrent.com Since 2015, BHI Senior Living has tripled its retirement community offerings in Indiana, and President/ CEO John Dattilo doesn’t expect the growth to slow anytime soon. Besides adding new communities, BHI has made significant improvements to existing communities, including Hoosier Village in Zionsville. “We have grown the Hoosier Village campus in Zionsville…

Hoosier Village chaplain Ronald May has long understood how important it is to record the memories of the Greatest Generation while there is still time. May will launch his book, “Our Service, Our Stories Volume 3,” at 2:30 p.m. April 29 at the Hoosier Village Chapel, 5385 Soapberry Dr. May, a 58-year-old Carmel resident, had…

World War ll veterans and civilians will sign purchased copies of the newest volume in Ron May’s book series, Our Service Our Stories during a brief program at 2:30 p.m. April 29 at the Hoosier Village Chapel, 5385 Soapberry Drive, Indianapolis. The event is open to the public. May, a local World War II historian and author, is also…

By Julia VanDeren, LeadingAge Indiana Annual Magazine 2022 The BHI Foundation has a long history of enhancing the quality of life for the residents of BHI communities. It was started in 1986, when BHI was Baptist Homes of Indiana. There are many examples of enhancing residents’ lives in very direct ways such as adding dog parks, aviaries,…

INDIANAPOLIS — Gratitude, literally carved in stone. A limestone sculpture was unveiled on Friday honoring healthcare workers at Hoosier Village Retirement Community. The residents of Hoosier Village were grateful for the service and the dedication of staff members at the retirement community throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, so they commissioned a sculpture to be a permanent…

Gus Pearcy gus.pearcy@reporter.net Staff of Hoosier Village Retirement Community in Zionsville were honored with a 10,000 pound limestone sculpture placed in the village at the intersection of Hoosier Village and Cherryleaf drives. “What a beautiful gift to our staff,” Hoosier Village Executive Director Mindy Kantz said. “To come in every day and be reminded of…

By Chaplain Ron May Hoosier Village staff members are encouraged to recognize the outstanding work of fellow team members by sending email ‘shout outs’ for jobs well done.  In the same spirit, I offer a shout out for two Hoosier Village veteran residents who demonstrated great honor to a man they had never met and…