Solista Charlotte is an independent-living community that layers robust medical support onto a maintenance-free lifestyle. On-site clinicians coordinate wound care and oxygen therapy, and the kitchen follows physician-directed special diets. The staff manages diabetic needs ranging from oral medications to injections and sliding-scale protocols, and they are prepared to accommodate residents younger than 60. Mild dementia conditions are supported through routine oversight and gentle redirection, allowing residents to stay in familiar surroundings while receiving the clinical attention they require.
Safety and day-to-day assistance are built into the operating model. All employees pass background checks, an activity director oversees daily engagement, and the rear grounds are fenced for added security. Apartments feature emergency pull cords that connect directly to 911. A nurse, dentist, podiatrist, occupational therapist, and physical therapist visit the community, and a medication-management program tracks prescriptions and refills. Care staff can help with bathing, dressing, eating, and toileting when only some physical assistance is needed, and they support mobility through standby help, one-person transfers, walkers, and wheelchairs.
Residences come in several floor plans, and not every unit includes every feature. Some apartments have private bathrooms, others add a kitchenette, and cable service is offered in selected layouts. All units are wheelchair accessible, and maintenance requests are handled by on-site personnel. Independent-living residents receive weekly housekeeping and linen service, along with scheduled laundry, ensuring that routine chores are covered.
Meals are served from a set menu in the communal dining room, and snacks are available throughout the day. For independent-living residents, a monthly meal plan can be bundled into the lease, aligning with any special diet ordered by a physician. This structure lets residents choose how many meals they take in the dining room while still retaining the option to cook in their own kitchenette when one is available.
Residents have access to parking, and the community offers scheduled transportation while also being close to public transit stops. Smoking is allowed in designated outdoor areas. Pets are allowed; it’s a good idea to check with the community during your visit to see if your pet will be allowed. The campus is fully wheelchair accessible and includes a barber and beauty shop, an exercise room, a movie room, a wellness center, reliable internet access, and on-site religious services.