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Community overview

The Bridge at Columbia is an assisted living community at 851 West James Campbell Boulevard in Columbia, Tennessee. It shares a campus with affiliate Life Care Center of Columbia, which offers skilled nursing and rehabilitation, so residents can transition if their needs change.

Search description

The Bridge at Columbia is an assisted living community at 851 West James Campbell Boulevard in Columbia, Tennessee, on a campus with skilled nursing.

Care & support

Associates assist with activities of daily living such as bathing, dressing and medication management.

Care & support

A 24-hour emergency response system is monitored by on-site staff, and associates are available around the clock.

Rooms & living spaces

Apartments come unfurnished so residents can decorate as they please.

Rooms & living spaces

Each apartment has a kitchenette with a microwave and refrigerator, a private bath and a living area, along with smoke detectors, pull chains and grab bars.

Dining & meals

The restaurant-style dining room serves three meals daily, and dining staff attend to special diets and nutritional needs.

Activities & connection

Activities include exercise classes, Wii bowling, bingo, outings to local restaurants, and social, recreational, educational and cultural events.

Shared spaces & amenities

Amenities include a wellness center, hair salon and barbershop, library, housekeeping and linen services, and scheduled transportation.

Shared spaces & amenities

The landscaped campus has an outdoor courtyard with a gazebo and picnic area, and walking paths.

Shared spaces & amenities

The building has an inviting lobby and a lounge with a fireplace.

Location & getting around

Residents can join outings to nearby historical attractions and the shops and restaurants of Columbia, a city rich in Civil War history.