Compare 2 senior living communities in New Harmony. Explore the care information and published prices available, then choose what to ask before you visit. CMS ratings and federal inspections apply to certified nursing homes. Assisted-living licensing is overseen by states; this directory may not include every community.
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The information available differs by care type. CMS nursing-home records do not score assisted living or memory care. A campus may offer more than one type of care.
| Care type | Listings | Published prices or rents | State inspection information | CMS nursing records |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Assisted Living | 1 | 0 | 0 | Does not score this care type |
| Skilled Nursing | 1 | 0 | 0 | 1 |
Each number counts listings with information on file, not available beds or a quality score. Care categories overlap, so the rows should not be added together. State information may be report links or a portal rather than findings; check the linked source and dates. Missing information does not mean there were no concerns.
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| Ask the care or admissions lead | Write down the answer for your needs |
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| Who will help during evenings and nights? | Use an ordinary day and night: toileting, transfers, medication support and calls for help. Record who handles each task on each shift, the response process and any separately paid outside help. Use the care-coverage worksheet → |
| Can a couple stay together with different care needs? | Ask about the same apartment, separate units or nearby locations. Confirm each person’s wishes, support needs, both bills and what happens if one person needs more care. Do not assume a partner will supply care. Compare arrangements for two people → |
| What does appointment transportation include? | Use a real appointment. Write down who provides the ride, help in and out, an escort, waiting and the return trip; check hours, notice, extra fees and a backup for delays. Check the whole appointment journey → |
| What would a deposit or waitlist payment reserve? | Request the specific room or queue position, assessment conditions, rent-start date and written refund and cancellation terms. Ask what happens if care is declined or plans change before moving in. Check the terms before paying → |
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facility websiteNew Harmony, IN · 96 CMS-certified nursing-home beds
4.2/5 Google · 25 reviews · retrieved 2026-08-03
52 federal inspection citations on file · view findings & dates →A closer look at Premier Healthcare of New Harmony's nursing-home record.
New Harmony, IN
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New Harmony is part of the Evansville, IN area (39 directory records).
The separately labeled assisted-living planning range shown for New Harmony is $4,210–$6,580 per month. It does not price every type of senior care. This is a modeled range, not a measured local median or community quote. 2024–2026 published survey medians, state median adjusted to local Evansville prices (BEA regional price parities). Request a quote for exact pricing. Ask each provider for an assessed written quote.
New Harmony is part of the Evansville, IN area, where Haven lists 39 community records across 5 cities. Widen your search, confirm travel times and use the comparison and tour tools to build a shortlist.