Maristone of Franklin

Maristone of Franklin serves seniors who want assisted living, memory care, or independent living in a setting that feels both homey and safe, with neighbors and friends around so you can feel part of a real community, and there are cozy living rooms on both floors, and close-by elevators make moving around easy, which matters if you have mobility needs. Residents can get help with daily tasks like bathing, dressing, and managing medicines, and folks with Alzheimer's or dementia get care tailored to each person, along with activities that aim to keep the mind sharp, and there's always some kind of social, educational, or fun group going on so it's easy to find company and not feel alone. The staff stay fully trained and friendly, ready to help where it's needed, and there's hospice and respite care available if you need that for a short stay, with services that include onsite therapy and medication management. Folks can choose from studio, one-bedroom, or two-bedroom assisted living apartments that have plenty of storage, private bathrooms, and kitchenettes, and there are specialized memory care studios designed to be safe and comfortable. The building itself has homelike features with modern touches, a welcoming lobby, beautiful common areas, and a dining room where everyone can share meals that are already prepared. There's a chapel, a beauty salon that offers hair care right there on the property, areas for fitness and exercise, and a theater, and people can head outside to a secure courtyard with walkways and garden spaces to get fresh air or visit with family. Residents who prefer can also access the library or use Wi-Fi and high-speed internet in common spaces, and pets are allowed so you can bring a beloved animal with you. Maristone's location works out well for people who rely on public bus lines or need their own parking, and the whole place is laid out with wide doors and wheelchair-accessible showers. The community stays active with events, group outings, and structured programs, and scheduled transportation is available for trips to shopping or appointments. There are even care home features for folks needing more hands-on help from live-in caregivers, plus options for seniors who want to stay at home with companionship but need a bit of help. This continuing care retirement community belongs to industry groups like the Tennessee Health Care Association and stays involved through conventions, education programs, and support resources, and there's also CNA training for new staff. The whole focus stays on health, safety, comfort, and keeping residents' lives as independent and social as possible, whether you come for independent living, assisted living, memory care, skilled nursing, or simply to recover for a short while.