Smyrna Village sits across from the Village Market in a walkable part of Smyrna and offers a small, cozy community that feels welcoming and easy to settle into, where family and friends are always welcome to join residents for meals or activities, and nobody feels left out. This family-owned, state-licensed community has 38 private and semi-private suites that come furnished for safety and comfort, with wall-to-wall carpeting, window treatments, safety equipment, and wheelchair-accessible showers so that folks can move safely even if mobility is tough, and the building's all one level, which makes things easier for everyone getting around. There are both assisted living and memory care options, each designed with the needs of seniors in mind, where staff are present and awake 24/7, handling everything from bathing and grooming to medication reminders, mobility assistance, nutrition, incontinence care, and even diabetes management or wound care, and there's even a nurse on staff and a doctor on call, so folks with medical needs don't have to worry.
Residents who need support for memory loss, Alzheimer's, or dementia get extra help in a fully secure, purpose-built memory care wing that uses the "Active Minds" program, offering Montessori-style activities, crafts, music, and brain-boosting tasks to help with independence and hand skills, plus memory-enhancing activities and personalized care for folks who wander or have difficult behaviors, with bracelets that ring alarms if someone heads outside the safe area. The community gives plenty of chances for everyone to stay busy and feel included, with a full-time activity director running daily programs like exercise classes, arts and crafts, games, outings tied to Smyrna's local events, devotional services both on and offsite, buddy activities, garden walks, and live entertainment, so folks can keep their minds and bodies active.
Meals are cooked on site and served in a communal dining room three times daily with snacks available, and they honor all sorts of diets-vegetarian, diabetic, low-salt, or low-fat, making sure everyone's needs get met, and family or friends can join whenever they want to share a meal. The facility has a small library, cable TV in common areas, Wi-Fi, outdoor gardens, sun spaces, and plenty of indoor and outdoor spots for recreation or quiet time, plus entertainment options and activity calendars that keep things fresh and interesting. Housekeeping, laundry, linen service, and maintenance happen daily, so residents don't have to fuss over chores, and transportation for medical appointments or errands is available for a fee, with parking for both residents and visitors, and the property sits close to public transit. Safety is a hallmark here, with a gated entry, secure outdoor spaces, sprinkler systems, and alarmed bracelets for those at risk of wandering, and the staff keep up with each resident's changing needs, offering three levels of care to let folks age in place comfortably and without hassle, all supported by a kind team known for attentive support and a family atmosphere that focuses on both residents and their loved ones, making sure everyone feels looked after and able to enjoy a full, dignified life as part of a community.
