The Bridge Assisted Living at Life Care Center of Columbia
About
The Bridge at Columbia is a premier assisted living community in Columbia, Tennessee, offering resort-style services and amenities to seniors seeking an active retirement. Named a 2025 U.S. News & World Report best senior living community, it provides personalized care with housekeeping, laundry, medication management, and transportation services.
Rooms & Floor Plans
Studio
Unfurnished apartment with kitchenette (microwave and refrigerator), private bath, living area, smoke detectors, pull chains and grab bars
One Bedroom
Unfurnished apartment with kitchenette (microwave and refrigerator), private bath, living area, smoke detectors, pull chains and grab bars
Capacity
74 residents
Phone
(931) 381-6265Website
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Amenities
Life & Activities
Ratings & Reviews
5.0
out of 5
Based on 55 reviews
Reviews (55)
Showing the 50 most recent of 55 reviews from Google
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I stopped by The Bridge at Columbia to ask about the facility for a friend whose family member needed placement quickly. I met with the Executive Director, Shannon Clifton, who was very kind and caring and helped me in every way. He showed such compassion for the elderly and was emotionally moved by my friend's situation. While I was there, I took a look around. A singer was performing in the dining area and the residents seemed happy and content. The place was clean, smelled good, and was well decorated and well kept. My dad died in a Life Care Center years ago, and that's when I first learned about Life Care Centers — The Bridge is part of that same organization. Putting him there changed his life compared to other places he'd been. I pray to God that this place is around when it's my time. God bless you guys for taking care of those who can't take care of themselves.
Wanda Choate
Sue Mann
I enjoy spending time with my friend and the new friends I have made at the Bridge. My one recommendation is that someone be available for activities (drive the bus) on weekends. Several residents have expressed an interest in the dinner shows held at my daughter’s theater but no one is available to take them. She has offered a special rate for groups and would also give the driver a free meal and theater ticket.
Josh Bishop
Betsy Duling
