Easterseals Crossroads - Indianapolis, Indiana

Miles Robinson

I Remember coming here all the time time to See Kayla. Just for Controlling my Anger lessons. Overall Eeasterseals is a nice building and had nice Pizza and Oreos snacks there. and cares to help people with disabilities. Very nice.

Angela Marie King

Easter Seals Crossroads 2nd program visit, because of earlier job placement at (LCG), staff was professional and successful for (disability) adult persons with sustainability resources and job employment & training needs and other concerns.
Pic of ESC Christmas Celebration 2024. amk

gerberbabymom78

…easterseals has always been a wonderful place- just recently I was so disappointed when I asked a staff there about outside respite seeing how wonderful they seemed to be-; and they willingly went thru the entire process, only to suddenly avoid all contact with both me and the organization- being that they’re affiliated with easterseals, I just would have expected a more professional and gentle outcome “in knowing what us parents endure”- I just canceled the process- im torn and heartbroken. lesson learned. thankfully my son forgot, as sadly id excitedly once told him- shame on the staff. i lost so much respect on so many angles. i had already let previous mild disappointments go, but this was the finale. everything that seems to be, simply isn’t always.

Nicole Thomas (Nicki)

The doctor was very dismissive, judgemental of sorts. She was rude to his dad and I. She spent 4 hours with my son. All while his school, and myself, see him EVERY SINGLE DAY. She wants my son on meds instead of special classes to help him. He has sensory and sound problems. She told me he could understand everything being told to him. We know that part. He only had issues expressing his feelings. I'm getting a second opinion. DON'T TAKE YOUR KID HERE IF YOU'RE WANTING REAL RESULTS.

Katy K

Easterseals Crossroads is a non-profit organization that strives to make a difference in the lives of people with disabilities. They offer a variety of services including children's speech, occupational, physical, and behavioral therapy, early intervention, driver training (for individuals with disabilities and assessments for older adults that may no longer be appropriate for driving), veterans services, deaf community services, vocational rehab, transition services for individuals transitioning from high school to employment, and adult day services.

My favorite program they offer is the respite services. This includes summer camps and Friday evening programs like Parent's Night Out, Teen Night Out, and CHEER. Parent's Night Out is a Lilly grant-funded program that allows parents to bring their children with disabilities and typically developing siblings on Friday evenings once a month for games and activities, while the caregivers have a restful night out, for free! The staff are specifically trained to work with children with significant needs to create a safe, engaging space. Teen Night Out and CHEER are similar programs, but specifically for the individuals with disabilities to foster social interaction with peers (for teens and adults). CHEER , the adult respite program, often participates in community outings and special events like going to hockey games, comedy shows, and hosting a prom!

The main location (Kingsway Drive), recently underwent renovations to the main lobby which significantly updated the building's feel from the dinosaur ages to the current time. Employees are truly passionate about helping others throughout the entire lifespan.

Jeff Cox

Wonderful experience! The staff were all highly professional and very caring. I can't say enough good about these people. They assisted me with employment and I couldn't be happier in my new job. THANKS TO ALL!

Jolene McCall

My overall experience with this facility & the employee's was a very pleasant one. The employee's were very polite & helpful. The building was always well kept & clean. As was the parking lot.

Not Me

Dr Gale is very nice and professional