About The Barrington of Carmel

The goodness of the heartland comes to life

Since 2014, The Barrington of Carmel has established itself as the best-in-class senior living retirement community in Carmel, Indiana. We offer a standard of living that not only enriches the daily lives of all we serve but also assures them they’ll be supported with a lifetime of compassionate care and financial security. In 2019, The Barrington of Carmel was purchased by the local, non-profit organization BHI Senior Living.

Additionally, The Barrington of Carmel’s status as a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit organization means all revenues are reinvested into the community. This not only fuels the development of better services, amenities, and opportunities for our residents but also ensures that in the event of financial hardship that’s no fault of your own, you won’t be asked to leave the community.

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The Barrington of Carmel is a BHI Senior Living Community

About BHI

At its core, BHI is an organization deeply committed to doing what’s right for the people we serve. From our beginnings in 1905 as an organization founded to care for orphaned children, to our 50-year history of providing an exceptional quality of life for seniors, our non-profit, faith-based foundation guides us in every decision we make.

Our life plan communities are each recognized for superlative care and an enviable lifestyle — supported by one of the most well-respected and well-funded non-profit organizations in Indiana: BHI Senior Living Inc.

Although BHI’s origins are in The American Baptist community, we exist to serve and welcome residents of all faiths, denominations, and backgrounds to our communities, regardless of race, color, religion, sex, handicap, or national origin.

One of the most financially stable senior living organizations in the midwest

Throughout our long history in Indiana, BHI Senior Living has maintained a robust financial position — despite the ups and downs of the national economy — and has earned a BBB+ rating from Fitch, the international financial rating agency.

BHI’s healthy financial profile has enabled us to continually provide residents of our Life Plan Retirement Communities with a fulfilling, active retirement lifestyle, a full continuum of healthcare, and the promise and peace of mind that accompany long-term stability — including the availability of benevolent care if needed.

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Learn more about BHI

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The BHI Foundation: Supporting the health of our communities

BHI Senior Living strives to ensure that every resident who lives at one of our Life Plan Communities is empowered to live life to the fullest. It’s a lifestyle filled with opportunities to enhance wellness; enjoy exceptional services, amenities, and activities; and live in a community filled with good neighbors and caring staff. For more than 25 years, the BHI Foundation has been instrumental in helping us attain that goal.

The Barrington News

Maintain a Healthy Back & Active Lifestyle

Your back plays a big role in your overall well-being. By protecting it, you can sleep better, feel happier, and maintain an active and fulfilling lifestyle. A healthy back means you can do the things you enjoy, like going for walks, gardening, or playing with grandkids.

Keeping Bones Strong and Healthy

As we get older, our bones can weaken, which might cause osteoporosis—a condition where bones become fragile and break easily. However, osteoporosis is not an inevitable part of aging.

When is the right time for a move to memory care?

Every individual living with memory loss is unique, as is their situation. The timing for a move to memory care that works for one family may not be right for another. While situations and family dynamics differ, there are factors which should be taken into account when considering a move.1. […]

Never Too Old to Learn

Personal Perspective: Discovery is a joy right through to life’s end. by Ray Parker Source: Psychology Today On the north side of Indianapolis is a senior living community of about 160 residents. About two dozen of us gather for 90 minutes each week to discuss a good book. The average […]