Independent Living Communities in Johnson City, TN

"The Apts in tower are large with full kitchen washer and dryer . Food is good Stahh are excellent."

"Like many seniors transitioning from a house to apartment-style independent living, the move took some adjustment. Fortunately, the welcoming atmosphere and caring staff made that transition much easier. Before long, she felt at home and became part of a vibrant community. The staff is what truly sets this community apart. They are consistently kind, compassionate, and professional, treating every resident with dignity and respect. They take the time to get to know the residents personally, creating an environment where everyone feels valued and cared for. It gives our family great peace of mind knowing my mom is surrounded by people who genuinely care about her well-being. The community itself is beautiful, clean, and exceptionally well maintained. There are plenty of activities, social events, and opportunities for residents to stay active, build friendships, and enjoy their independence. The common areas are warm and inviting, making it a pleasant place for both residents and visiting family members. The dining experience has also continued to improve over the years. Management has been receptive to resident feedback and has made meaningful changes based on their suggestions. It's reassuring to see a community that listens to its residents and is committed to continually improving the quality of life for everyone who lives there. After three years, I can confidently recommend Independence Village by StoryPoint to anyone looking for an independent living community for a loved one. The caring staff, beautiful facilities, engaging lifestyle, and commitment to resident satisfaction have made it a wonderful place for my mom to call home, and our family is truly grateful."

"We loved TownView Senior Living, but it's independent living. It's marvelous. It's beautiful. We liked the security there. It's very clean. They've got wonderful amenities. They have an ice cream parlor. They have laundry rooms on every floor, but the residents do their own laundry. You have to have a permission from your doctor to live there independently. Everyone was friendly and the residents were friendly. There were lots of spacious sitting areas and activities. They had a woodworking room. They just remodeled."

"We visited Colonial Hill. The staff showed us one of the apartments. For us, it was too small. The staff was fine. They have a lot of activities. They have day trips, they play cards, and they do crafts. "

"I liked the ratio of staff to patient in Governor’s Bend, and the staff is phenomenal. It’s only about 3 years old, and the building is beautiful. My aunt is very much a church goer, and it’s Christian based; they have a bible study and things that she really enjoys. The food is excellent, and I’ve never met a staff that isn’t caring, nice, and just really on the ball all the time. "

"We came across Ashbury Place through our Parkinson’s disease support group, which meets there once a month, and the staff was fantastic, very accommodating. They had a meeting room and gave us refreshments, coffee, and whatever we wanted. I don’t have any complaints about anything, and as far as I know my husband doesn’t, as he is the one with Parkinson’s. "