We welcome you and your family to our family.
From the moment you walk through the doors of our new senior living community in Plainfield, Indiana, you’ll feel the warmth of family and home – friendly faces, inviting spaces, familiar comforts.
Cumberland Trace brings the family-first philosophy shared by CarDon communities throughout Indiana to Plainfield and the surrounding area. It’s a philosophy that inspires the exceptional living options and compassionate healthcare services we offer. At Cumberland Trace, these include: assisted living, short-term rehabilitation, specialized memory care and long-term skilled nursing care.
Cumberland Trace offers the perfect combination of home-like casual elegance and convenient access to area amenities – entertainment, shopping, restaurants and more. With hospitals, physicians’ offices and specialized medical services nearby, our location is the perfect complement to our progressive approach to senior living and care.
Cumberland Trace is part of the CarDon family of care. Based in Bloomington, Indiana, CarDon & Associates’ 35-plus years of management expertise and uniquely family-first philosophy form the foundation of inspired senior living and compassionate caregiving at our communities located throughout central and southern Indiana.
Cumberland Trace is Now Open and accepting reservations for all levels of care.
Rehabilitation
CarDon communities are known for short-term rehabilitation from injury, illness, surgery and other challenges. Our STARS (Specialized Therapeutic and Rehabilitative Services) program is dedicated to inpatient and outpatient short-term rehabilitation that has proven time and again to bring individuals to their highest functional level as quickly as possible.
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