Assisted Living Communities in Adams, TN

"I toured Arcadia Senior Living Clarksville. They are very invested in their people. It is a very clean, updated, safe environment. It is not on a main highway. My husband and I would move in there in a heartbeat if we were of that age, it's exactly what we were looking for. The staff was very helpful and very nice. They interacted with people as we were walking around. They knew everybody's names. Somebody needed some help while we were there, and they paused for a moment and gave them their assistance, so they are very hands-on. Everything was very clean, everything was very up-to-date, and everything was in a very nice livable condition. No updating that needed to go on. They also have a library, a gym, and outdoor spaces."

"They are now The Waters of Robertson. My mother was placed here for physical therapy and so far it has been a positive experience. The staff is great and very attentive to her. The building is older but is kept very clean with no odors (I heard they were in the process of remodeling one side of the building). Mom seems to really enjoy the activities they have daily. Would definitely recommend this place to others looking for a nursing home. "

"I went to rehab at The Waters of Springfield. When I was transferred there I was still ill with COVID, so for the first half of my stay I was still in the COVID wing, and then was transferred to the non-COVID wing once enough time had elapsed that I was no longer infectious. The first room I was in did not have bathroom facilities, so they later transferred me to a room that did have them. The food was fairly good, but with good portions. It was fairly bland, but that's typical for a medical situation. I am not sure what level of activities they had, because in the first period when I was confined with COVID I was not able to partake in any activities, and then after I was cleared I didn't really partake in any group activities. I was still pretty much confined to my room. They had a pretty average layout for a nursing home facility."

"My aunt's room at Springfield Heights is more like being at home. It does not feel like you're in a nursing home or a hospital. She has regular furniture in it. They also have a nice dining room. They serve good food and do activities. They painted pumpkins, decorated cookies, played bingo, and other little games. They have a beauty salon, too. For the meals, they got two different choices for breakfast, lunch, and supper. It's a beautiful place and everybody seems to enjoy the activities. Plus, it's a lot cheaper than some of the others and nicer."

"We recently lost our Dad but we were so very happy he lived at Jubilee House. He enjoyed lots of company and really loved his little apartment. He often said how much he liked living there. The aides and nursing staff were very good and gave him comfort that he would always have help when needed. The facility is top notch and the food was good as well. The staff were attentive when we spoke to them about any issues at all. They showered him with love and care. "

"I’ve visited this building for loved ones, friends, and individuals I cared for over the years. As stated by other reviews this building had a poor year in 2017-2018. I quit visiting in 2018 just because of management. I heard that their director of nursing was back, and they had a new fun administrator who truly loved the residents. I visited last week and it is a complete turn around. The building has a fun atmosphere again, staff are responsive soon as you come through the door asking me if I wanted something to eat or drink. Then even offered for me to have lunch with them. This building is so nice as it is small and the staff seem to know everyone who comes through the door, and know their residents and their families. "

"Walking Horse Meadows is very, very nice and very well kept. My wife's room is very well-maintained and comfortable. The food service is excellent. They serve very good nutritious food. The staff is very helpful, very professional, very pleasant, and friendly. There are a lot of activities that they work with the residents. They actually have a whole chart of daily activities for the entire month. So, it's very good value for the money."

"My father will be moving to Fieldstone Place's assisted living in Clarksville. I visited the place and it's like a resort. They have lots of activities, and it's very clean. They do a lot of care there, and it's just a great place. He will have a refrigerator, a microwave, and a sink, so basically, a kitchenette. The only thing we will supply will be the bedding and some tables for him. They will get 3 meals a day. They also have a gym and a rehab center. They do activities for the 4th of July and a bunch of other occasions."

"The staff at Hometown Manor Assisted Living - Russellville seems very caring. The meals are great. My mother-in-law is well cared for. Her medications are given to her correctly. She likes it there. All of the other residents seem to be very happy there. You can visit at any time. If you feel that the resident is OK, then you're able to take them out for an outing if you wish. They have birthday parties for them. They have special events once a month for them. They play games. It's a real nice place. I would recommend it to anyone. She has one large room with a bed, a sofa, her TV, a chair, a table, a restroom, and a walk-in closet. They have smaller rooms, and they have a couple that are for two people. It just needs a little bit of updating."

"Mom is at Vantage Pointe Village at Ashland City. I love that it feels like home. It's modern. I like the staff, the location, and everything about it. They have been exceptional. They are a great team of people and my mom is adjusting well to them. She's very anxious and they work with her to calm her down. They are getting to know her. They involve her with things and keep her active. She feels their warmth and welcome. I ate some of my mom's meals on Sunday and they looked good. She loves the food and is asking constantly for more. She has a good appetite. So, I think the food is pretty good. It's a beautiful facility. I don't know how old it is. I know it was probably built in less than ten years or so, but it's modern, up-to-date, clean, very nice, and well-kept. They do bingo. They dance with them as a part of their exercise. They have a helping hand where if they want to help fold clothes or do little things with their hands, they do that. Last night, they had wine and cheese. Today, they're doing the Thanksgiving dinner for them as well as with family. They've had Veteran's Day lunch and they take them out to Wal-Mart or appointments if they need to. They keep them active. I looked at some other facilities here and they were well over our price, and the facilities didn't look as nice and the rooms weren't as big as the ones in Vantage Pointe Village at Ashland City. All of their rooms at Vantage Point are private (mom is in a private room). It's beautiful. It's warm, friendly, and at home, and she thinks she's home because she'll sit there with her feet up on the table and say "All you guys come on in". It's very nice and relaxing, and very homely."

"My mother had an apartment set up at Charter Senior Living of White House, but she never got to move in. It's really nice and brand new. Everything was very clean and very modern. The staff was very caring. Every time we went in there, the staff was always asking us, "How's your mom doing?" They knew she was in rehab. We think very highly of them, but there was a lot of confusion as far as admitting my mother. There was a lot of delay in the paperwork. I had to get a second plan of care from the doctor because it had expired. As far as administration part of it, they were very unorganized. They didn't talk to each other. We didn't ever actually get to the nursing part or even the techs. It's a beautiful facility."

"I moved my mother in May, 2012 after some serious health issues. They treated her like one of the family with such compassion. Even in her final days they went out of their way to assist her along her journey. "

"My sister-in-law stayed at Jubilee Hills Goodlettsville. She only lived for about a week after she went there. They were very friendly and accommodating. We were pleased with how little time she was there. Her room was kind of small, but it was all she needed. She went to the worship service and played bingo. The facility seemed nice. They had a library and a movie room."

"My family member has been at New Hope for almost 5 months. Moving her from another state was an exhausting process coupled with the task of finding a facility. We toured and interviewed 7 facilities. Thank God we found New Hope. New Hope is a fine blend between state-of-the-art technology and a family home. My loved one has dementia and the level of care she receives at New Hope is awesome. They have two chefs that accommodate residents food preferences. The care givers are skilled and also very kind. As a family member I am always welcomed anytime day or night. The home is beautiful and impeccably clean, always. The entire staff is amazing keep doing what you are doing. "