Freelandville Community Home

Freelandville Community Home, located at 310 West Carlisle Street in Freelandville, Indiana, is a nonprofit skilled nursing facility deeply woven into the fabric of rural Knox County. Operated by a nonprofit organization with genuine ties to the local community, Freelandville Community Home has long served as a trusted anchor of elder care for residents of Freelandville and the surrounding townships — a place where staff frequently care for neighbors, lifelong friends, and family members. Freelandville is a small, close-knit community in the agricultural heartland of southwestern Indiana. The town's quiet, unhurried character — surrounded by rolling farmland and the peaceful rhythms of rural life — creates a calming environment that many seniors and families find deeply meaningful. For families who want their loved one to remain close to home rather than relocating to a distant urban facility, Freelandville Community Home fulfills that wish with genuine local care. For more specialized medical needs, Vincennes — Knox County's largest city — is a practical regional hub located approximately 20 miles to the west. Good Samaritan Hospital in Vincennes is a full-service acute care facility providing emergency services, surgical care, and specialist clinics, offering Freelandville Community Home residents a credible regional healthcare safety net. Vincennes also offers additional dining, shopping, and cultural attractions including Vincennes University and historic sites along the Wabash River. At Freelandville Community Home, skilled nursing care is delivered by a stable, committed team who understand the value of consistent, familiar relationships in long-term care. Services include 24-hour nursing oversight, medication management, rehabilitative therapies, and personalized care planning aligned with each resident's goals and medical needs. The nonprofit governance structure ensures that the community's operational priorities remain focused on resident welfare rather than investor returns — a meaningful distinction for Knox County families placing their trust in this institution.