The Goldton At Southhaven

The Goldton At Southhaven sits in a three-story building with plenty of room choices, like studio, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom apartments, where residents can bring pets along if they choose, and there's guest parking if someone comes to visit, plus overnight options, which is something a lot of folks find helpful, and in the common areas or out in the gardens folks gather for activities or simply to relax. Staff stays on-site around the clock, including licensed nurses and a doctor on call, with a wellness director available all hours, so there's someone to help with things like medications, assisted transfers including lifts, insulin injections, blood sugar checks, and personal care, and for those facing memory challenges from Alzheimer's or dementia, there's a separate secured memory care building with the SPIRIT program focused on memory wellness with special exercises, crafts, and social events, which helps keep people active and connected. The Goldton accepts people living with risks like wandering, elopement, behavioral struggles, or the need for psychiatric care, and bracelets with alarms and secured doors work to keep residents safe if wandering is a concern, so families can feel reassured about their loved ones' safety. Meals come restaurant-style, called Freedom Dining, mixing Southern cooking with local flavors, and there are options for private family meals, room service, and special attention to dietary needs, which is handy for gatherings, while daily life gets easier with housekeeping, laundry, linen service, and help with transportation for errands, appointments, and outings. The community offers in-home health care, hospice and respite stays, beautician and salon services, and supports a range of care needs so folks can stay put as needs change, and there's a pharmacy and health services on-site for added convenience. Residents can join fitness classes, The Academy educational activities, music, art, games, hobbies, and regular devotional services indoors, as well as enjoy a state-of-the-art theater and fitness areas, and outside there's a garden for fresh air or a stroll, so staying active isn't hard with staff always ready to help. For families, communication goes easier with a Family Portal online, and there's a leadership team, an Associate of the Month, Resident of the Month honors, and memory care residents get extra tailored programs. Payment works with check, credit card, or insurance, and costs include an entry fee, second person costs, and pet fees, with rent covering most services. The campus aims to provide a supportive, safe environment rooted in Southern hospitality, independence, and care, and tours are encouraged for anyone wanting to get a feel for daily living on site.