Assisted Living Communities in Springfield, TN

"My grandmother has been a resident at Belmont Village for over five years. It makes me ill to walk up to the second floor where she lives because the carpeting is filthy. She has had multiple items stolen from her room when I have had her out of the building . The maintenance man is so unkempt that one assumes he is a homeless man walking about the property. As a Speech Pathologist, I am appalled at the lack of respect the facility has for its Residents as far as hygiene is concerned. Our seniors do not deserve to live in a place where the carpet looks like a Fraternity House after an all night party. We adult children are the ones who must console our parents when their precious belongings are stolen by inconsiderate staff who keep careful track of the absence of the Resident from his/her room for their golden moment of gluttony. Clean up your act guys. "

"My mother has moved into Southern Kentucky Senior Living. The building is clean. The food is good. Care is good, too. It's beautiful. It's well laid out. It's easy to navigate. The lighting is phenomenal. She has low vision, and this couldn't have been better. It is safe. There are enough grab bars without it being overdone, so to speak. It's easy to move in. You have the double doors to come into her apartment from the outside. The whole facility is on one floor. I can't say enough. I'm pleased with it, and she's happy with it."

"Oh my goodness, what a blessing this facility is for me and my family. My mom is unable to stay by herself and is not sick enough for a nursing home. This facility was a blessing sent by God and we are all so grateful. The staff is wonderful, all aspects of care is taken to make sure my mother's need are met. I would recommend this facility to all. It is clean and the furnishings are beautiful. Nothing but praise for everyone who works and takes care of mother. The Hunter Family "

"We chose Whitehaven for my mother-in-law. We like that it's small, prepare the meals, have 24-hour nursing care, and in country setting. It had large grounds on it where you can go outside. Their staff is awesome. "

"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 toured New Hope Senior Living and was impressed with the thought that was put into every detail from design and decor to services and activities offered to ensure the residents happiness and safety. The entire property is beautiful beyond words and it is obvious in my tour with staff, the goal is to make sure each resident feels they are at home and not in a facility."

"Grace Manor Assisted Living was a very nice facility. Everything was almost new. I was going to put my wife in there, unfortunately they don't have a memory care unit. She has Alzheimer's. They also said they couldn't communicate with her, so they couldn't accept her there. "

"Jubilee Hills, Goodlettsville, is a great place for my mom. The staff is so patient and kind. Mom loves her room and the food. We toured several other facilities and this one was the best!!"

"They could not keep my Dad from getting outside on a busy road. They do have a special floor for Alzheimer's Residents with a locked door. But he was not watched close enough because he went out as someone was coming in. This happened at least 3 times so we had to take Dad out. "

The Waterford in Sango is a Licensed Residential Home for the Aging - a homelike atmosphere in a safe and quiet neighborhood, sitting on three beautiful acres in Clarksville. A true retirement community with assistance. The all-inclusive fee of $2,500/mo (+ $500 move-in deposit) covers a private bedroom; access to living/dining areas equipped with a working television/radio (cable and WiFi provided by the facility in bedroom and livingroom), clock, current calendar, and reading materials; 3 meals + 1 afternoon snack; housekeeping; laundry and linen service (minus drycleaning); medication supervision (pharmacy deliveries); handicap bathing facilities with safety bars (toilet paper supplied by the facility); personal assistance as requested/needed; scheduled activities; and TLC with 24/7 staff on site. We partner with several external agencies who provide in-house care: Primary Care Physician, Psychologies, Home Health (Physical Therapy, Occupational Therapy, Speech Therapy, Behavioral Therapy, Nursing, , Wound Care, and more), Hospice (Nursing, Aides, Social Workers), and Pastoral Services (Bible Study, Devotional, Sunday Services. The Waterford in Sango has 11 beds, which allows for compassionate, intimate care on a personal level. The staff is well-trained, but more importantly, they are committed to the compassionate care of each resident. The facility has a warm, family-oriented vibe. What more could a loved-one need or want? Room and Housing Options: Private Bedroom Features: Beautician/Barber services Patio Resident Parking Country setting on 3 acres Health Services: On-site Physician Visits On-site Psychologist On-site Home Health On-site Hospice Pharmacy Deliveries Dining Options: Dining Room-Shared Meals Optional In-room Service Cleaning Services: Housekeeping Laundry Linen Services Activities: Religious Services Entertainment (Singing, Family Music, etc.) Bingo Bowling Other on-site services Diet: Diabetic Low Fat Low Salt Guest Services: In-person visits Phone calls Video Calls Languages: English To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: Tennessee Department of Health Health Care Facilities

"Maybelle Carter Living is an older facility, but it's maintained well. It's like an apartment building. It has long hallways, but it looks nice and clean. My parents have everything they need there. The staff is wonderful. They're available around the clock, and they've been very attentive to their needs. They have plenty of activities. They have bingo, painting classes, and a men's club where they get to play cornhole or dine together. The dining areas are also very nice with linen tablecloths and a grand piano. They serve good food, too."

"Park Place Retirement is very nice and I like it. It's a very well-run and friendly place, I'm very comfortable here. They have cards, and jigsaw puzzles and they bring in entertainment now and then too which is nice. It's so pretty that we get out and walk, so that's also a nice activity. Most of us don't drive, so they have somebody that will take us to the grocery store and doctor's appointments. The staff was very nice, they're always polite and we enjoy the good atmosphere. There's an assisted living section in addition to where I am now, and the rooms are quite nice. There's a big porch where people sit out a lot. They furnish the meal, and the food is very good. The workers are great, they are always ready to help if you needed it. Many don't want to participate in the activities, but that's up to them, there's plenty to keep everyone busy. It's as expensive as any other place is."

"I very much liked Maple Cottage. It's family owned and operated. The mother, the father and the two children are all active in running the facility. It's certainly a memory care specialty place. It's very small, and it's like being at home with the family. It was nice and I would've considered it, but it was too small. I wanted it a little bigger so my mother had more room to roam. There was only one open common area in the middle of the facility. Other than that, it's the residents' rooms. The common area was also the lunchroom and the activities were all done in this one room as well. The rooms were relatively small, but very nice. They like to keep the residents busy and it's more of a one-on-one thing, which I really liked, but I was more comfortable with a facility that provided more common areas to be able to roam."

"My mom was at Life Care Center for rehab for a week. I think it was a great place, and I was very impressed with them. The rooms were very appealing, they were light, and they had everything that she needed at the time. It was friendly-looking, not depressing. The dining staff was very good. They offer cooking classes, music, singing programs, and people coming in for entertainment. They do the swallowing, but she didn’t have too much trouble with that, and they just took her places like to get ice cream for their activities. I like the way they do things. I like that they are caring. They’re always interested in the residents and if they want to go and get some ice cream, and they’re not able to go that day, they’ll go get it for them. "