Forest Creek Village

04/05/2026

04/03/2026

Don was born and raised in the Indianapolis, where his love for sports and discipline began early. He attended St. Roch Catholic school, and it was there when he first fell in love with football and track. What started as fun grew into a true passion, and Don discovered he was building character, strength, and confidence. ​

​In 1980, Don reached a huge milestone by winning a heavyweight championship. It was a moment he would reflect on often, remembering his years of hard work and perseverance. He also valued his education and had earned his MBA, believing the mind should be as strong as the body.​

​Today, Don still has the same passion for fitness and enjoys exercising, especially on the cycle bike. He is always encouraging others to stay active and live healthier lives. Whether through sports, fitness, motivation, or support, Don believes movement builds not only muscles, but the confidence and resilience that lead to a better life.

04/02/2026

Are you one of the 59 million family caregivers in the US? It’s a difficult role, and there are reasons to make self-care a priority.

Find out why and what you can do to find support.

Are you a family caregiver? More and more people are taking on this role, typically for a spouse or an aging parent. Newer research on caregiving in the

03/31/2026

Another success story!

Michael Becker came to Forest Creek Village after a hospital stay that made returning home challenging. He shared that Cathy from therapy played a key role in his success: “She worked with me often until I reached the point where I could return home. I’m so thankful for Cathy!”

Michael also reflected on his time at Forest Creek Village, saying, “I have really enjoyed my stay here. The food was wonderful—especially the desserts! The staff was kind and made me feel right at home. If I ever needed a place to go again, I would come back.”

While he’s happy to return home, he will truly miss everyone here.

We are so proud to see you regain your independence, Michael. Remember, we are always here if you need us!

03/30/2026

Happy National Dietitian Day to our amazing dietitian, Amy McMillian! We are so thankful for you and all that you do for our residents, families, and staff.

Amy grew up in Terre Haute, IN, and attended Indiana State University and IU Bloomington. Her decision to become a dietitian was inspired by her own health journey and a passion for helping others.

Amy is married and enjoys working out, tackling home projects with her husband, and trying new restaurants and recipes. She is also a U.S. Air Force veteran, having spent 20 years in the Air Force Guard and Reserve after being inspired to enlist during high school.

Amy thinks seniors are cool and hopes to be a cool senior herself one day! She also has two pets, Sherman and Waylon, and loves music.

Thank you, Amy—we appreciate you and your service to our country!

03/30/2026

Each year on March 30, we take time to recognize the important role medical doctors play in keeping our communities healthy. On National Doctor’s Day, we extend our sincere thanks to the physicians who care for our residents with dedication and compassion.

03/27/2026

Is this normal? Forgetting your keys… or finding them in the freezer?

When does memory loss go from normal aging to something more serious? Learn the early signs you shouldn’t ignore.

When it comes to aging, most of us have a variety of concerns. One of the most prevalent relates to protecting our cognition and memory—we may worry when we

03/27/2026

At Forest Creek Village, we believe families offer some of the most meaningful perspectives. As experts in memory care, we are honored to walk alongside families through every stage of their loved one’s journey. In our Family Insights series, we’re sharing reflections from families about their experience with our community.

2. When did you know it was time to place mom?

Answer: My mother started to experience behavioral changes about two years prior to her admission. Her challenges gradually increased, including difficulty taking medications as prescribed, an inability to care for herself—especially with hygiene and meal preparation—and increased agitation. From being an avid reader, she stopped reading completely.

I was her primary caregiver, and our dynamic also began to change. Although we had always had a close and loving relationship, the stress sometimes created tension between us. Once her diagnosis was confirmed, it became clear that we needed to find a more permanent solution where she could live more independently, with the respect and support she deserves.

For more information about Forest Creek Village, visit ASCCare.com/FCV.

03/27/2026

Everyone meet Amy!

Amy is always full of joy and smiles! Her favorite place to be is Forest Creek Village. Amy now has made a lot of friends and enjoys doing needle pointe with Shannon, our Activity Assistant. Amy loves to read her bible and listen to spiritual music! Her favorite time is Bingo and baking! She said this place is like home to her! I love it here!

03/25/2026

❤️ If you’ve wondered… Will my skills as a therapist grow?

At ASC, you can expand your clinical skills, collaborate with experienced teams, and make meaningful progress with every patient you serve.

✨ Stop wondering. Start knowing. Apply today at CareersWithASC.com

03/23/2026

You really ARE what you eat! If you want to age well, find out what you should…and shouldn’t, be putting into your body.

It's no secret that good nutrition plays an essential role in healthy aging. As we grow older, our bodies change in ways that affect how nutrients are

03/18/2026

💚 If you’ve wondered… Are nurses appreciated at ASC?

At ASC, gratitude is felt every day, in thank you notes, warm smiles, and the trust residents place in your care. What you do matters here.

✨ Stop wondering. Start knowing. Apply today at CareersWithASC.com