Charter Senior Living of Franklin Costs & Pricing
Charter Senior Living of Franklin offers a range of living options that reflect the quality and amenities provided within its community. For those considering a studio, the monthly cost is $3,995, which is slightly above the county average of $3,740 and notably higher than the state average of $3,485. The one-bedroom units are priced at $4,295, positioning them just marginally above Williamson County's rate of $4,261 while also exceeding the statewide average of $3,592. For families needing more space, the two-bedroom units at Charter come in at $4,795; this rate is competitive compared to Williamson County's average cost of $5,019 but significantly higher than Tennessee's overall average of $3,962. Overall, while Charter Senior Living of Franklin may sit at a premium price point in certain categories relative to local and state averages, it reflects a commitment to providing exceptional care and services tailored to seniors' needs.
| Floor plans | Charter Senior Living of Franklin | Williamson County | Tennessee |
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| Studio | $3,995 | $3,740 | $3,485 |
| 1 Bedroom | $4,295 | $4,261 | $3,592 |
| 2 Bedrooms | $4,795 | $5,019 | $3,962 |
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Overall Review of Charter Senior Living of Franklin
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12 reviews mention this
Staff support feels consistent
Residents and families repeatedly describe staff as attentive, friendly, and professional.
A common thread is the way families feel supported by the staff day to day and during transitions into the building. Multiple reviewers mention communication and follow-through from leadership and nursing staff, along with caregivers who make residents feel safe and well cared for. Several families also highlight how staff respond when needs come up and how that reassurance helped them during stressful moves.
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7 reviews mention this
Food earns steady praise
Dining is frequently described as enjoyable and satisfying for residents.
Dining shows up often in the feedback, with reviewers saying the food is good and that meals are part of daily routine. Some families specifically describe the meal experience as a positive point, and one reviewer highlights that residents are encouraged to attend dinner. There is also at least one negative dining comment about food quality, but overall dining feedback is mostly upbeat.
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6 reviews mention this
Small, one-level layout
The one-level, small-community layout stands out for making the space easy to navigate.
Several reviewers like that the community feels small and personal, with an all-on-one-level design that reduces barriers for mobility. Families describe how rooms and common areas are arranged for easy movement, including courtyard-centered spaces that create a more home-like feel. A few comments also connect the layout to daily comfort and easier access around the building.
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10 reviews mention this
Activities keep residents engaged
Many reviewers say there are frequent activities and outings to keep residents engaged.
Engagement is a recurring theme, with reviewers describing calendars that include games, arts and crafts, religious activities, and exercise programs. Multiple families mention that residents stay active and socialize, and some point to group outings and scheduled events as a reason their loved ones were happier after moving in. A few reviewers also mention the activity team helping residents participate with support at the right times.
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6 reviews mention this
Care support includes med help
Families describe nursing and caregiver support with day-to-day personal care and medication help.
Reviewers frequently mention on-site medical support and care coordination, including help with medications and day-to-day assistance based on resident needs. Several families also talk about communication around health changes and having nursing leadership they can talk to. The feedback suggests a structured care experience that helps families feel their loved one is being watched and supported consistently.
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2 reviews mention this
Costs feel manageable to some
Pricing is described as a positive by some families, but there are occasional cost concerns.
One reviewer directly calls the price great, while another notes extra or additional charges in the context of a move-in experience. Because only a couple of reviews mention pricing details, it’s hard to treat cost as a universally confirmed strength from the feedback alone. Families may want to confirm what’s included for their specific care and unit choice.
How we summarize
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