A Continuing Care Retirement Community
Celebrating more than 50 years of quality care and conscientious service.
Saint Anne Communities
COVID-19
Ensuring our residents are cared for in a safe and healthy environment is our first priority. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has recommended a variety of steps which we have implemented to reduce the risk of the virus entering our facilities.
At this time, we request that family and friends do not visit our facilities. This follows the CDC guidelines for long term care facilities. Signs are posted at all entrances notifying visitors of this policy. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation during this time. Stay healthy!
For additional information and updates please click the link below.
We would like to thank our 2019 volunteers for all of the hours they selflessly gave and dedicated to our residents. Collectively they gave 3230 hours in 2019
Top 5:
Kathy Jarboe gave 622 hours helping with mass, Eucharistic Minister, and maintaining our very large Storage area
Tamara Knoontz gave 332 hours helping in our beauty shop
Tom Kronstain gave 265 hours helping with mass and Eucharistic Minister
Connie Kronstain gave 210 hours helping with mass and Eucharistic Minister
Ken Filler gave 203 hours helping in our beauty shop
100 or more hours:
Rea Dunlap gave 175 hours helping in our beauty shop
Tom Hobbs gave 154 hours helping with mass
Teresa Michel gave 156 hours helping with mass and sorting the mail
Kathy Harmeyer gave 145 hours helping with activities
Marilyn Nix gave 122 hours helping with Mass
Courtney Simkins gave 104 hours helping in our beauty shop
50 or more hours:
Judy Schuff gave 95 hours helping in our beauty shop
Jane Till gave 95 hours helping in our Courtyard
Nancy Duffey gave 85 hours helping with Mass
Sue Hackman gave 76 hours helping in our beauty shop
Paul Offerle gave 70 hours helping with bingo
John Offerle gave 70 hours helping with bingo
Jim Obergfell gave 70 hours helping with Mass
Connie Lehman gave 66 hours with one to one visits with the residents
Sally Holly gave 65 hours helping with Mass
John Popp gave 50 hours playing the piano during dinner
50 or less Hours :
Brian Hill helping with Mass
Mark Burkholder helping with Mass
Pat Hayes helping with Mass
Ed Jarboe doing miscellaneous items in the building
Three Rivers Visiting Dogs
Why Saint Anne’s?
Saint Anne Communities is a not-for-profit service of the Fort Wayne-South Bend Diocese offering a full continuum of care for Seniors in the greater Fort Wayne and Huntington areas.
Celebrating more than 50 years of quality care and conscientious service, Saint Anne staff continues to treat each resident as family.
Our Continuing Care Options
Our mission is to offer residents a culture of self-respect and dignity in a Christian atmosphere. Each resident is offered individualized, high-quality healthcare that encourages freedom and independence while preserving their dignity and uniqueness as creations of God. A full range of services are provided in a secure, helpful and attentive environment. Programs are designed to enable residents to live fulfilling, productive lives, maintain a level of independence and preserve their dignity. Our staff knows the power of a warm smile and they always go the extra mile in everything they do.
Our Communities
Each campus boasts a beauty all its own, yet all adhere to the heart of the Saint Anne Communities mission through person-centered care.
Click below to find out more about each location.
Randallia Place
1900 Randallia Drive, Fort Wayne, Indiana 46805
Victory Noll
25 Victory Noll Drive, Huntington, Indiana 46750
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Saint Anne’s Affiliates
Saint Anne Communities is a member of Catholic Health Association (CHA), and Greater Fort Wayne, Inc. We are licensed by the Indiana State Department of Health (ISDH) and maintain strict compliance with state and federal regulations, as confirmed by an annual inspection by the ISDH. Click here to learn more about all of our professional affiliations.
