Assisted Living Communities in Lebanon, TN

"We toured Trousdale Senior Living Center. Everybody there was really nice, and my uncle still had the freedom to come and go. He'll be able to take his vehicle up there, and there's no set time for visitors, just anytime. It's very clean, super clean. The staff was very good and answered all the questions we had, telling us everything about everything they do. They supply all three meals a day. They have a big TV in the dining room area for the residents to watch the news and different events. They line up a lot of different activities throughout the week for them to all get together and do."

"My stepdad moved into The Capstone at Station Camp. They were very welcoming. Capstone was all good. It was a nice, clean facility, fairly new, well-maintained, and attractive. The people there are all friendly, nice and helpful. When I went into memory care I saw the staff there working with the clients and they were into what they were doing. They were smiling and enjoying the company of the person they were helping, and I just felt good. All of that was important. And, the apartments they have there are nice. So it was just the right place in my book. My stepdad says the food is really good, he likes it a lot. They have a quiet room for games and such. They have three large TV areas and do activities in two of those I've seen working with individual clients. They have two dining rooms where the clients eat in the dining rooms. They have two outdoor spaces. They are self-contained, safe and secure. It's comparable to other places and it may be a little less expensive than some."

"Charter Senior Living of Hermitage was clean, it smelled nice, and the residents looked happy. The house that my brother would be going into was nice. I couldn't believe how big it was actually, it surprised me. The dining hall was very pretty, very nice. People were eating and so forth. They had therapy, and they went to the room with the patients. They had a transitional process, as people get older and get worse, they can move up to assisted living and then to memory care and they never have to leave the facility. I like that. The staff was very nice, very nice, I was very impressed with it. It was very nice. If we can afford it, that's where we're going."

"My mom was at American House Hendersonville. We ate there at times, mostly for holidays and family get-togethers. In my experience with the holiday meals, the food was really excellent, but the day-to-day meals not so much. They had the rooms where the residents could decorate it themselves how they wanted. They could bring in their own furniture. It was made to be their own living space, so it would feel more comfortable for them. The open common areas were really nice, clean, stylish, and comfortable. They had activities, but I was never present for those other than the family events. But I know they did a lot of community outings and things like that that were really popular with a lot of the residents. The staff was excellent. They love their residents like their own family. They care for them greatly. They bend over backwards if they could do anything they could for them. With regards to the value for the money, they are definitely on the lower end as far as the local options that we had. But financially speaking, it would be hard for anybody to cover that long term."

"Looking for a place for a family member? I recommend Vitality Living of Hendersonville TN. I have been here seven months and am happy with my choice. My apartment is excellent and so is the cleaning and laundry service. The range of activities keeps me as busy as I want to be. I am currently in my first book club and enjoying it very much. The staff has been helpful in getting me acclimated to my new home."

"I have lived at Clarendale since the building opened in 2019 and truly enjoy living here and get to have my little dog, Bruno with me. I love the food and like using the in-house gym. They have lots of activities to do if you want to participate. The staff is wonderful!!"

"I toured Red Cedar Glen. The lady who gave me the tour was a 5. There's a shared bathroom, but if you need assistance, you can only get one side of the bedroom because the walkway isn't accessible on the other side. However, overall, the community was very positive and happy there."

"My brother-in-law moved into American House Murfreesboro. They were open, and they asked financially where I was to be able to assist him so that we didn't waste each other's time, and that was important to me. They worked with me on the services they could provide within my budget. My brother-in-law seems thrilled about the food. Everyone that I have met seems very focused, not just on the client, but also on ensuring that they meet the requirements of the legal system. They just put new flooring down, so they're working on upgrades. They have an activities director, and they also do outside activities. They have music night and bingo night. They have a nice dining area set up, as well, just for them to gather. There are cards and all kinds of things."

"I toured Traditions of Smyrna. It was a great experience. They showed me the room my dad would be living in, toured where they eat and where they play games, and different things to keep them active. The staff was very thorough in explaining what they do there."

"I really like them. It was newly remodeled, so the rooms were big and airy. I like the shower because it was a total roll-in zero entry shower. They have a bigger refrigerator there than the other place we saw and I like that idea. I just didn't like that it's larger than the other places, so it would be farther for my dad to get around and he's on a walker. But it was clean, the people were friendly, it's nice and the staff members were very nice. They had a big dining area. It was nice and clean with lots of room for people to socially distance when they come down to eat."

"I toured Brookdale Goodlettsville Assisted Living. It was a nice place. I liked it. The rooms were very nice. I guess they could be considered one-bedroom apartments. The staff who gave the tour was nice. I liked her. I don't know about the food, but the dining area was nice. The place was nice. If my sister were able to stay there, I'm sure they would consider it. However, she is not qualified because she can't stand up, and she can't transfer from the bed to the wheelchair and vice versa."

"My sister moved to The Rutherford Assisted Living. It's a very nice facility with a variety of activities for the residents. They have a dining room, and my sister enjoys listening to the residents playing the piano. They also offer activities like jigsaw puzzles to keep the residents busy. The upkeep of the facilities is excellent. However, I've had trouble contacting the administrator, he didn't seem to return my message. I met one of the nurses who seemed very concerned about my sister's situation. A couple of other people liked my sister and were aware of her situation. The value for money is comparable to other facilities in the area. It's a lot of money but it's what you have to pay."

"I have had my mom in here over two years. The community did go through some changes her first year there but has now had the same management team for a year now. They are very good and work hard for the residents. The staff is kind. Mom was not social for a long time which was a big part of why we moved her. She now has several close friends who look over each other. It’s a beautiful building and great location."

"American House in Brentwood was a very, very nice facility. The staff seemed warm and caring. The executive director gave me a tour and I felt very confident that she cared about the residents. They have a physical therapy room, a nice courtyard that the residents could go and sit in, and a room where there was a piano."