Park At Franklin sits on a small, well-kept campus for adults 55 and older and has a quiet setting with plenty of comforts, so people can really settle in and feel at home, with one- and two-bedroom apartments that accept small pets like cats and dogs under 25 pounds, and the rooms come with appliances such as a dishwasher and full kitchen, wall-mounted air conditioning, and flooring choices like carpet, laminate, and linoleum, and there's gas heating for colder days; you can choose a studio or larger apartment, and residents can decorate to their own taste. The community serves people at different levels, including those who want independent living with no yard work or repairs, seniors who need assisted living to help with daily things, and folks who need memory care for dementia or Alzheimer's, because with its dedicated building and secure grounds, there's memory support using bracelets that alert staff if someone tries to wander, and there's a computerized system and staff ready at all hours, so those who have trouble remembering or are at risk of eloping get constant supervision and help, including help with medicine, including insulin shots or incontinence care when needed.
Residents eat meals prepared by a professional chef in a restaurant-style dining room, and special meals-low or no sugar-are available for anyone needing them, and room service or private dining is there for gatherings, plus visitors can join for guest meals if family wants to stop by; the grocery shopping service, daily housekeeping, shared laundry, and transportation-either using the property's own shuttle or public bus lines nearby-make daily life easier, so no one has to worry about getting out for errands or appointments, and there's convenience in things like carports and onsite parking, and even an online system to pay rent or request repairs. The campus has comfortable spots where residents meet-fireplaces in the lounges, a café/bistro for a snack, a barber shop, TV lounge, and a theater movie room, as well as a game room and billiards lounge for casual fun; arts and crafts rooms, a computer lab, a library, a business center, clubhouse, and a conference room give different spaces for activities and meetings.
People at Park At Franklin can join fitness classes like stretching, yoga, Tai Chi, and water aerobics, take part in brain games or trivia, go to karaoke, wine tastings, or cooking classes, help garden, or do community service, and there are devotional and religious services for Catholic, Jewish, and other faiths, with visiting rabbis and chaplains; life here aims to keep both body and mind active through a very full calendar, with events and offsite trips, and special programs for pets, and intergenerational connections, so it really covers something for most interests, and the grounds have walking paths and an enclosed outdoor courtyard to encourage casual walks, either inside or out.
Care is organized and handled by trained staff, with nurses onsite, and residents can "age in place" without needing to move if their care needs change, for example, if they need hospice care or extra support, and even those with behavioral symptoms or mobility challenges find help with things like mechanical lifts or supervised transfers, and families can choose from different lease options, including online leasing and virtual tours for easy planning.
Security is steady with controlled, gated entries and staff on watch all day and night, and only residents and their approved guests come and go freely. All the support and events come in a place where chores are taken care of, so people can focus on enjoying their time, keeping in touch with friends and family, and being as independent as possible with plenty of options for help when needed.
