StoryPoint Union

StoryPoint Union stands at 9255 US-42 and brings together over 37 years of senior living experience, where residents can live as independently as possible but still get help when they need it, and they've got a gym so folks can stay active, and there's a kitchen area and a dining room for shared meals, and there's also a patio for fresh air, with a salon and a café to enjoy, and inside you'll find a range of care options like independent living, assisted living, enhanced living, memory care, and skilled nursing, which means people can move in with little support or get more care as their needs change, and this place has memory care and respite care too, so someone needing short stays has an option. Staff help with things like oxygen programs, medicine reminders, wellness checks, grooming, bathing, dressing, and moving around, and there's physical, occupational, and speech therapy on-site, hospice care, and a focus on safety with 24/7 security, a controlled entrance, and an emergency response system-so no one's left without help if they need it fast. Meals are chef-prepared from scratch every day, served three times daily, and there's always fresh choices. The apartments have open layouts, some with balconies or patios, all wheelchair accessible, with private spaces, privacy of apartment living, and all utilities but phone included, laundry every week, housekeeping every other week, and there's a beauty salon and barbershop for residents. Folks can bring their pets and use the walking paths or sit out in the garden area, and there's outings, day trips, gardening, and fitness activities. Residents can join programs for fun, learning, and staying active and can use the library or business center on-site, while staff can help with bathing, dressing, moving, medication, and pets. The community brings family in with care conferences and works to help people stay in touch and engaged, and the staff have a reputation for being helpful, joyful, and kind, making each day feel full and comfortable. Meals, transportation, maintenance, activities, and group outings come with independent living, while enhanced living adds personal help in a residential setting for people with changing health needs. The executive director is LeAnna Bush, and reviews mention a welcoming feeling and staff who notice the small things that make life easier and brighter for residents. The place aims to connect people, help them keep their independence as much as they can, and bring families and community into daily life.