The Goldton at Spring Hill sits at 3056 Miles Johnson Parkway in Spring Hill, TN, and is part of Atlas Senior Living, which means it's kept up to date on its state licensing by the Tennessee Department of Health, so you'll find a staff that's watched over, a leadership team led by Executive Director Allie Hill, and regular reviews for safety and care. The community welcomes adults 55 and older, offers a mix of assisted living, memory care, and short-term respite care, and has a variety of floor plans including studio, one-bedroom, two-bedroom, and semi-private apartments with kitchenettes, plus Smart Apartments that use Alexa and Speak2 for easier daily support and for residents to talk with family.
The Goldton at Spring Hill allows some pets, offers free parking on site, and gives residents access to outdoor patios and gardens for a bit of fresh air whenever the mood strikes. Residents have free high-speed WiFi and can use free transportation for errands, outings, or doctor appointments. Housekeeping is available, and there's a recreation room for hobbies, games, and arts, plus programs for learning and social activities. Community dining features the Freedom Dining program with a flexible menu and a professional chef in charge of meals, so you can eat in a restaurant-style setting.
Services here include on-site haircuts from a barber, physical therapy, and scheduled visits from occupational therapists. Staff provides memory care for those with Alzheimer's along with regular assisted living, making it an option for those who need a bit more help with daily living. The community offers caregiver resources and keeps a schedule for tours, so families can see rooms, activities, and the daily routine before deciding. Friends and families recommend the Goldton for its cleanliness, friendliness, meals, and programs that keep people active through outings, art projects, games, and crafts.
The facility has special touches, like allowing pets for comfort, technology in rooms to support independence, and outdoor spaces to enjoy good weather. Its design focuses on accessibility and keeping everyone comfortable, with a team of staff on hand for support. Awards recognize the meals, activities, and friendly atmosphere, but what really stands out is the wide variety of services, flexible living spaces, and a focus on making sure residents live in a caring and lively setting.
