The Capstone at Station Camp sits as a two-story, 76,000 square foot senior community near the Cumberland River and gives many living options, like independent living, assisted living, memory care, skilled nursing, and continuing care. The building has 88 studio, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom suites-some with kitchenettes, some without, and the floor plans have names like Sumner, Jackson, Gallatin, Liberty, Campbell, and Fairview, with square footage ranging from 362 to 793 square feet, and you can have pets, too. There are 56 assisted living suites and 32 memory care suites, set up to house up to 114 residents, and people can have their privacy and comfort here, but there's always care staff around to help with daily needs or medical attention, depending on what's needed. There's a special secure neighborhood for folks with Alzheimer's and other forms of dementia, with care programs meant to help memory issues and keep residents from wandering, and any care is personalized for each person.
Residents can enjoy amenities like a putting green, indoor and outdoor sitting areas, outdoor terraces, balconies, walking trails, and a gazebo, plus there's a dog park for people who want their pets with them. For social and community life, the community offers several dining spaces, a great room, fireside seating areas, a formal dining room, a bistro lounge, a sunroom, a fitness center, and there are always activities and events planned just for seniors, even things for veterans. Ample windows bring in sunlight, and the architecture mixes red brick with neutral stucco, plus gardens edged by brick columns and wrought iron fencing.
The Capstone at Station Camp has a concierge service to help residents, and provides a maintenance-free lifestyle, so no one needs to worry about chores or repairs, and there's CNA training for staff, so both regular assistance and skilled nursing are available on-site. There's a secure memory care area, and all safety and comfort details have been considered, especially for those needing extra help. Community resources include a blog, a senior living library, and lots of photos, videos, and floor plans to look at for those thinking about moving in. Dining options include freshly prepared meals with plenty of choices, and the menu is meant to appeal to a range of tastes.
The facility is licensed under number #530 and is operated by Integral Senior Living, with Will Hendricks as the designated administrator, and it's meant for both those who want to live independently and those who need more support, including long-term and progressive care as needs change. The whole setup focuses on comfort, privacy, social opportunities, and the right care to help people live a healthy, active life, all in a setting that tries to be warm and welcoming without any big sales pitch or fancy extras some other places try to add on.
