Memory Care community - Harmony at Victory Station

Harmony at Victory Station

211 Fortress Blvd, Murfreesboro, TN 37128
(615) 624-9655
4.6 ( 3 reviews )
Assisted Living, Independent Living, and Memory Care

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About This Community

Harmony at Victory Station is designed to put you in control of your future, knowing that the finest care is available to you – all on one private campus. The continuum of care at Victory Station includes Independent Living, Assisted Living, and Harmony Square, the Memory Care Neighborhood of our community. Harmony at Victory Station is a convenient, comfortable and active community of understated elegance. It is a place where you choose the lifestyle you prefer, while you and your family have the peace of mind that comes from planning for the future. At Harmony at Victory Station, many of life’s chores are taken care of, giving you back time and energy to pursue your interests and enjoy your independence.

Our services include flexible meal plans for our independent residents and three nutritious meals and snacks for our assisted living and memory care residents. All residents will receive weekly housekeeping, apartment maintenance; expansive social and recreational programs; 24 hour concierge service, scheduled transportation, and on-site rehabilitation services. Services for our assisted living and memory care residents will include health and wellness programs, medication management, and specialized programming.

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4.6 ( 3 Reviews )

Edward

October 05, 2021

Harmony at Victory Station was a beautiful place, but it's just too large for me and my wife. That's the one thing I did not like about it. It's just too big. The rooms in the memory care and everything about the place were very nice. I just felt like they were more catering to the elite. I didn't have a down-home feeling like we had at the other facility. The person who took me around was very nice though, answered any questions I had, and was very congenial. Then they had a courtyard and areas within the building that people could go out and relax in. They offered a lot.

Michelle

May 20, 2021

I went on a tour at Harmony at Victory Station. It was awesome, and it was nice. My mother has dementia, so she would be on the memory care side. It was extremely spacious, and very well organized. They have a lot of activities planned to keep the residents busy and active, and that would be needed for dementia patients. The room that they showed me was nice, and it seemed very awesome. I really loved how they do the best buddy approach where a specific tech would be with my mom all day and even eat lunch with her in the dining room. It's just the cost. My dad pays out of pocket for my mothers' care at the facility that she is at right now. My dad can pay for it, but he is afraid that his money will run out before something happens to my mother. Unfortunately, it is just too expensive. The one who gave me the tour was great, he was very helpful, and answered all my questions. They were getting ready for lunch and it smelled delicious, but I didn't get to eat there.

ReviewerRD0120p

February 15, 2021

We visited Harmony at Victory Station. We did not like it because the memory care was separate from the assisted living. Also, they did not seem to have people that were far worse than what my brother has. We didn't feel it was a good fit. They had three cottages there, one for memory care and one for assisted living. The staff said that my brother would have to go to memory care because he has hallucinations from time to time. The staff was pleasant enough.