Assisted Living Communities in Kingsport, TN

"I toured Abundant Christian Living. Everyone was very kind and friendly. They came up and spoke to you and introduced themselves. I like all the facilities they have over there. They've got exercise rooms, pool tables, and cards indoors. The facility is beautiful. The manager was so pleasant. She was so sweet. She's very good. She's hands-on with everybody. Everybody goes to her for everything. There is a beauty salon. There's a small church on Main Street. Then there's fine dining. They come to the table and take your order, bring it to you just like in a nice restaurant. They've got a lot of stuff set up for your family to come and visit with you."

"My mother recently passed away, but spent the last year of her life as a resident in assisted living at Brookdale. A simple thank you for the superior care Mom received seems inadequate. She was treated with respect, compassion, love, and kindness by every single employee. The staff works tirelessly and puts your loved ones needs first. I will always find comfort knowing that my precious mother lived where she felt safe and well taken care of."

"The overall tour at Oakmont at Gordon Park was very good. The staff that gave the tour was very nice, very professional and very knowledgeable. The facility itself was very clean, very inviting, and very nice. It's a one-of-a-kind gem in Bristol, Virginia."

"Brookdale Bristol was beautiful. If my mom had been able to go there, she would have had her own little apartment. So, it would have felt more like home. All the staff was wonderful over there. They were so accommodating. The place was so clean and they had things to do with the people. It would have been very good for my mom. It was easy for the residents to get to the activity room from their rooms to the dining area. It was very accommodating for the people that lived there."

"We toured Brookdale Greeneville. The staff was very helpful. She took her time in explaining. I was impressed with the ones that they showed me. I visited about three different units, and they were very nice. It looked clean. We went to the dining room. We saw the menu, and it looked good. They had it posted on the wall. The food looked good, too. The dining area looked comfortable and clean. There was a group of residents engaged in a bingo game."

"My mother is in Preston Place in her own separate living quarters. Everybody is really nice and friendly. They have all kinds of activities throughout the day. They help with her bathing three times a week, do the laundry, clean the apartments, and make the bed. They have their own beauty shop there. We are allowed to eat with her if we pay a little bit out of our pocket. Everything I eat with her is delicious. They bring the food to the table, and if they do not like it, they will get them something different. Her room has a little living room, a kitchenette, a bedroom, and bath. "

"We have our mother at Asbury. The staff is excellent. Mom is in an apartment. It is very clean and spacious. The food is excellent. The dining area is very clean, spacious, very well laid out, and very nice. I like everything in this facility, from the staff to the cleanliness to where it is located. It is easy to get to, and there's no hassle. "

"I have never resided in a nursing home before. Right off the bat I knew I was home. I was made to feel comfortable & at home. My room was wonderful, clean and spacious. The staff are fantastic , I feel loved. We enjoy an array of entertainment. All the way from Elvis to corn hole. There is a variety of stores and banks nearby. "

"I've only been to Crown Cypress Assisted Living on a small tour. My mother-in-law hasn't moved in yet. She will move in two weeks. I like everything about it. There is nothing negative at all. All the residents were hanging out together outside in the fresh air, chatting and laughing. They had coffee and snacks out for them to go get to whenever they wanted to. They had an activities director that was walking around all day making sure people were not just hiding in their bedroom. They were out participating in and socializing and whatnot. The people there really helped me with finding Medicaid options, and they offered to help with furniture if we needed it, and they have just been nothing but amazingly helpful. They have a very full snack station that the residents could go-to for coffee, sodas, cakes, chips, and whatever they wanted to. Everything was clean. There wasn't any dust anywhere like the other places that I had gone. Outside was tended beautifully. Where the residents were sitting was nicely landscaped. Even though they're right there in this hugely busy intersection, they're hidden off behind an apartment complex, and it's nice and quiet with all the trees and shrubs, so you can't even see the busy road, highway, and whatnot."

"My in-laws moved into The Blake at Kingsport. It's very clean and friendly, and everybody was so helpful, even the other members staying there. My mother-in-law has a queen-size bed and a chest drawer. He's got a bed and chest drawer. In the living room, he's got a full couch and a recliner. The kitchen's a good size. There's no stove, and that's great because she doesn't need to be cooking. It's very roomy. The dining area is very nice and clean. We had a good meal, and they had a lot of different choices. They do something every day, but it's pricey."

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"I'm moving into Asbury Place. I have a beautiful porch that opens up, and it's convenient to everything, too. The staff members were very helpful. I have a one-bedroom apartment. They offer four different rooms. They have a library, parking, and garages, and they provide food, too. Once you're in there, you can go wherever you want. They're good."

"My mother was at the Village at Allandale. It was topnotch. It was wonderful. She loved it. They welcomed the family for her birthday. They let us set up a birthday dinner for her. It was a wonderful place. They also do hospice there if you need it. I think not all of them do that, so that was good. It met my mother's needs and more. It was a friendly family atmosphere. The family was welcome anytime. My mother made friends there. They rearranged the dining room. They thought people would mash and have something in common. Like the table my mom was at, it was all ladies about her age. There was a table that had men, and there was another table that had men and women. It was a home-like setting. They provided music, exercise, and chair yoga. The food was like family meals. It was good. I'd go over and eat with my mother some time with her at her table. My mother was used to her house, and so we got a double room. It was a large room. We were able to put a little sofa in there and a couple of chairs. My part of family lives near Nashville, so that way, when my brother and his family come up, we would have room for all of us. You could hang pictures on the wall. We took furniture from my mother's house to make it look homey. On the last day that I was over there, she died that night, but during that day it was COVID, and so you couldn't go in until hospice said so. I was able to give her things away to the people that work there. They were so kind to her. We really didn't need the furniture, and we gave it away to the staff that work there. That's just the relationship we had, that you felt like they're part of your family."

"My mother-in-law moved to Life Care Center of Gray. From my experience, the nurses have been very nice and helpful. She's in the memory care unit. They have a good security barcode entry to the door. So, no one can accidentally wander out or any of that. They gave us a code so we could visit and everything. The places are in great shape. There are no complaints there. They have it laid out like a long hallway with all their rooms. At the front, most of the residents hang out in the dining room, with plenty of tables, and they have another room that's kind of like a game room, TV room, and all that. My mother-in-law has made good friends with one already. I think the only thing that can be improved is cleanliness. The bathrooms could be cleaned a little more often or better. The staff, they've seemed very good with the residents, they've been very helpful, very patient, and they've been very great with us. They answered our questions and took the time. They inventory everything, keep a log of all that, describing everything and, not just rushing through it."