Assisted Living Communities in Sevierville, TN

"My mother has moved into Oakwood Senior Living. It's nice, and the price was right. They have a bed, a dresser, and a lamp in the room. The staff members are friendly and nice. They're good, too. The building is nice. They have activities, but I don't know what they are. They have a courtyard."

"I have moved into Brookdale Browns Creek. Their reputation is the deciding factor. From the upper management all the way down, everybody seems to work together as a team. The upkeep of the community is very good. My apartment's floorplan is good. The food is very good, too. They have a good-sized activity room, and the dining room is nice. The atmosphere is nice. With regard to activities, I went to a bingo game one day. However, they don't have quite as many activities as I was hoping. The staff has just been wonderful."

"The accommodations are lovely. Roomy... bright.. easily accessible . There are several seating areas and outdoor porches . My Dad loved it here. The staff are all kind and caring. Friendly.. always available and quick to respond. Highly recommend ."

"It was clean and neat. The staff was engaging towards the residents. Everyone looked well dressed and happy. It was an older building, but it was nice. The lady that gave the tour was like an open book. She was very forthcoming. I saw the meals and they smelled wonderful. They looked appetizing and well-prepared."

"Brookdale Sandy Springs was the place where I would want to put my mother. It was very clean. It looked like they had a caring staff. They set the bar pretty high, so that's what I'm comparing all the other assisted living to. Everybody was top-notch. I didn't sample the food, but there were several dining areas, and they all looked clean. Nothing special, they're cafeteria style, which is common in places like that. I got there during a change in activities. They were going to play bingo, so a staff person told people about that. I saw the schedule and it looked like a fairly active schedule. They would also take people outdoors on special trips to movies, museums, or whatnot so people could get out. It was impressive."

"My brother moved into Deane Hill Place's assisted living. They've been making upgrades and updates, and all of them were nice. My brother wanted to be within walking distance of other places, that's kind of important to him, and this place has a shopping center and a grocery store nearby that he can walk to. The only staff member I've met is the lady we talked to, who was very nice and friendly. I haven't experienced any of the activities, but they have scheduled ones and there's a calendar that you can look at to see what's coming up. It looked full of fun stuff to do, so that's good. The dining area was small but nice. They have five little buildings, and each one has a separate dining hall, so they were fairly small. I'm guessing 8 or 10 tables at the most, where four people can sit at a table."

"My father-in-law is 101. He entered after having a slight heart attack and 5 months of in-and-out of rehab and assisted living. Story Point of Knoxville West's attention to him, care of him, healthy meals, and multiple daily activities have helped him recover his mental sharpness and looking forward to more life. We're so thankful for the care that the entire staff has given him."

"My tour experience with Northshore Heights Located in Knoxville was very good. We went to several places and saw a lot of facilities, and this is the best fit for my mother-in-law. The staff was really, really friendly and very knowledgeable. We saw a large studio, I thought the rooms were very roomy, they weren't tiny and has decent space. We didn't try their food, but the dining room looked good, the food looked good, and the menus looked good. They have a 24-hour schedule of events, especially for people that don't sleep well. So even in the middle of the night, they have movies going, they have something happening with people with Alzheimer's, so we like that. We were very impressed with everything we saw. There were people at different levels and people were doing different things, so we like that."

"American House West Knoxville was clean. We like the place. The lady was great. She was very nice. She had a lot of experience, especially with memory care patients. We were impressed with her. She did a good job. They showed us a menu and everything about what they had. Everything was clean. I thought the memory care place was just a little bit dark. The apartments were laid out fine, but they were a little bit smaller."

"I toured both assisted living and memory care at Rain Forest Landings. The community areas in the assisted living part were attractive and nice. We enjoyed the dining room and the fireplace they had going, and the food was pretty good. The lady who gave us the tour was very nice and informative. We like the rooms, especially the community areas, the lobby, and different places to either relax with other people or engage in activities, but also just to walk around and have a seat and relax. We mostly looked at empty rooms. They seemed nice enough. They had a respite room that we could look at that was furnished and it looked like it would be one of our choices to try, a respite stay first before we committed to moving in permanently. The food was pretty good. I enjoyed it and I think my wife did, too. It was enjoyable. It didn't taste off or unpleasant in any way. It was better than average. The memory care was segregated largely from the assisted living. It was much more limited in the amenities and the overall ambiance. It's very attractive in the assisted living part. Te memory care part, was a little more utilitarian. I understand there are fewer people there apparently, so they have more limited amenities and spaces. You don't have a huge, cheerful dining room with a roaring fireplace. Those kinds of things are lacking, which I understand."

"I liked the location. They were way up high on a hill, and the view was beautiful. They had a great front porch. They were surrounded by lots of open lands, so they did have bunnies and deer and all sorts of great things to look at. The staff who assisted me during the tour was very accommodating. They had lots of good training for the staff. They had staff members that had been there for 20-plus years. They had a library and different areas for socialization. You could have a large group or you could have a small group. The whole facility was very clean."

"My father has moved into MountainBrook Village. They have friendly staff. They all have been really nice people. It's a nice facility, and the room is also nice. It's in a good location. They have everything, and you can opt in or out of whatever you need. They have house cleaning. They have three meals and have a care nurse. I have tried the food; it's really good. They do football game stuff, and they take them to town. They have different board games and bingo. They have different stuff to do."

"Dominion Senior Living seems like a perfect fit for my uncle. With what they have to offer and how they go about doing everything, I like them. They're pretty good. My uncle has his own apartment. The rest of the facilities are open. They have places for them to sit and watch TV and a lot of activities going on. They're doing a good job."

Freedom Senior Living is located on an airy campus a few steps away from the French Broad river in the Boyd's Creek neighborhood of Sevierville, Tennessee. Sevierville is home to 16,531 people and is known for its close proximity to the Great Smoky Mountains and the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, which makes the town a great place for retirees who like spending time admiring mountain views. The community provides assisted living and memory care services that include nurse-monitored medication management and 24-hour a day care for activities of daily living and other personal care needs. Respite care gives loved ones the option to enlist additional help for short term stays that last anywhere from one week to one month. Residents have the opportunity to enjoy restaurant-style meals that can be altered to accommodate dietary restrictions like kosher or vegetarian cooking. Exercise classes let seniors stay physically fit, while card games, bingo, karaoke and movie nights give them plenty of recreational options. Social events like holiday and birthday parties encourage residents to spend time meeting each other, and an on-site beauty salon is a perfect place for seniors to get pampered. To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: Tennessee Department of Health Health Care Facilities