Solista Carson sits among landscaped grounds in Carson City, with views and easy access to shopping, restaurants, and casinos, and you'll find it's got a walk score of 68, so it's somewhat walkable. Residents live in newly renovated apartments, which come as studios, one-bedrooms, or two-bedrooms, with private bathrooms, kitchens or kitchenettes, patios or balconies, and simple features like vinyl flooring for easy movement, and units run from 402 to 929 square feet, all with basic utilities and cable included in the fee. The building is pet-friendly with some limits, and there's a Pawsitive Health Program that brings pets into activities, so furry friends are welcome to be part of the community and daily life. There's an entry fee, and Solista Carson accepts payment by check or credit card.
The community covers several kinds of support, including independent living, assisted living, memory care for people with Alzheimer's or dementia, adult day care, nursing and rehab, respite care, continuing care, and even home care services, and the staff meet safety standards with screenings and checks, plus there's emergency response systems and personal alert services throughout. Care teams help with things like bathing, dressing, medication management, and housekeeping, with weekly cleaning, linen changes, bed-making, maintenance, and pest control. Safety comes first, with controlled building access and prepared plans for emergencies. Individual climate controls are in every unit, and the building has elevators and handicap-accessible features, like safety rails in bathrooms and barrier-free units.
Active days fill the calendar, since Solista Carson's got the Forever Fit fitness program, group exercise, and yoga; art classes in the Melody & Masterpiece studio; and tech activities in the computer room, plus there's a library, laundry, and mail services onsite. Communal spaces include a bistro-style dining area, large-screen TV lounge, recreation room, game room with billiards, an activity center, and a residents lounge, so there's plenty of places for hobbies, games, and social events. The property has outdoor common areas, patios, and gardens, with walking and hiking paths, and it's close to parks like Mills Park or King's Canyon Waterfalls, so people can get outside often.
Solista Carson serves chef-prepared meals in a community setting, there are snacks and drinks provided, and guests can join meals. Dining happens in a restaurant-style room with access to a café or bistro area, and there are offsite trips to local favorites like Red's Old 395 Grill and Black Bear Diner, while shopping trips run to stores like Smith's and Foodmaxx. Scheduled bus service takes residents anywhere within Carson City, and there are special field trips on Fridays for a change in scenery. Social gatherings, live music, seasonal parties, intergenerational events, and memory sharing through the Memories in Motion program bring people together, and those who want spiritual support can join religious services held onsite.
People can join wellness activities, art workshops, music and performing arts, learning programs, tabletop or lawn games, and even volunteer opportunities, with outings to scenic spots like Washoe Lake State Park or local golf courses. There's a gym, spa services, a beauty salon, barbershop, computer access, internet/Wi-Fi in common areas, and covered parking for residents and guests. Security is present, property managers are onsite, and there are regular social events aimed at helping everyone feel they belong.
Solista Carson tries to keep things lively and comfortable, offering support to help residents stay independent, pursue hobbies, and feel at home, while caregivers help with daily needs so people can focus on enjoying life with friends, activities, and new outings every week.
