Indiana nursing home closes, laying off 71 staff

Indiana-based nursing home, Wittenberg Village in Crown Point, will close its doors and lay off 71 workers in October, NWI Times reported Sept. 20.

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Wittenberg Village notified the Indiana Department of Workforce Development of the upcoming layoffs — as mandated by the state — in August, citing inflation, the pandemic and staff shortages as the reasons for closing.

Layoffs will take place between Oct. 9 and 31. The facility has been helping affected residents find new homes, including at other skilled nursing facilities in Crown Point.

Wittenberg Village is owned by Arlington Heights-based Lutheran Life Communities. Wittenberg Village’s other living communities, including residential living and assisted living, are staying open.

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