Located in Germantown, Tennessee, The Village at Germantown is a continuing care community in Shelby County. It’s less than a mile from the city center. Junaita Lavy owns the community, and Julie Elizabeth Repking is the administrator. Independent living, assisted living, skilled nursing, memory care, rehabilitation, and respite care are available on one campus. Residents can move between care levels as their needs change without relocating.
The 60-bed community currently houses 36 residents. Residents stay an average of 46 days, a pattern that reflects short-term rehabilitation stays alongside longer-term residents. The home’s occupancy rate is 86%, showing steady demand in the area. The community has been operating for 25 years, giving it a long history in Germantown.
Staffing is a notable strength. Residents receive nearly 6 hours of total nursing care per day. Registered nurses, licensed practical nurses, and nurse aides share this daily coverage. Registered nurses alone provide more than 1 hour of care each day, which supports residents who need regular clinical attention instead of occasional check-ins.
Daily life focuses on convenience and continuity. The on-site healthcare center includes 10 free healthcare-center days yearly. Amenities on-site include a fitness center and pool, spa services, and a beauty salon and barber shop. Life Changes Support Groups help residents and families manage transitions between different levels of care. Scheduled transportation is available for medical appointments.
Residents receive 20 meals each month, with guest meals and additional meal options available. Biweekly housekeeping and linen services are also available.
Medicare and private pay are accepted, giving families several ways to cover care costs. Families considering the community may ask how the campus manages transitions as residents’ care needs change because this flexibility is a central part of the community.




















