Assisted Living Communities in Tullahoma, TN

"I enjoyed the warm feeling that I received when I walked into the Life Care Center. The employees were very nice and kind. The facility was very well organized but the only complaint I had was the smell. I do understand that some life care centers may have a smell due to diapers being disposed so I could look past it. I was very impressed that they had a small hair salon for the ladies and gents. I enjoyed dinning in there kitchen area. The selection of there food was fresh and appealing. The kitchen area was very clean and welcoming for a person or persons to enjoy a meal. My Aunt passed away about a month ago in this facility but they made sure she was comfortable, clean and presentable for her family to come in and view her. The facility gave complete privacy along with asking if our family needed anything. I would recommend this facility to anyone that may need personal care for the elderly. "

"I am thankful to have such a wonderful place for my sister.I do not think I could find such caring staff anywhere else. "

"Laurel Oaks has a very friendly environment, a competent staff and good food, and it's affordable. They have daily exercise, play games, and, of course, watch TV. "

"This is an excellent facility and I am in the position to be a good judge. My mother-in-law stated there for 6 years and my mother is at this facility at this time. She is 91 and I go almost every day to see her. I go at different times of the day and I am a register nurse of many years who taught nursing. The staff is caring, good in patient care, communicating with the patients, and recognizing the signs of a patient needing special help or higher care than they give. I give them an excellent rating in every area. "

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Welcome to Waters of Winchester! Located right next to Sumner Regional Medical Center in Winchester, Tennessee. The Waters of Winchester takes pride in serving the local community and always strives to put the resident first. We offer comprehensive skilled medical care, rehab-to-home programs, memory care, long term care services, hospice services, respite care, and a variety of other healthcare services. We have spacious rooms, in-house therapy gym, dining room, and daily activity programs. Private rooms are available as well! Our facility is part of the community and we treat our residents like family here at The Waters. The minute you enter the door, youll discover compassionate and attentive staff dedicated to providing you with exceptional care. The Waters offers comprehensive medical, memory care, and rehabilitative therapy services addressing a wide range of clinical needs. Both short-term patients and long-term residents alike receive the expertise needed to achieve their fullest potential. Whether youll soon be heading back home, or are here to stay, youll be glad you chose The Waters. Our mission is to be a leader in providing passionate, quality care focusing on the particular needs and expectations of residents and their families. We are dedicated to a healthy environment that promotes confident communication, honor and collaboration among all members of the resident, family and healthcare team. At The Waters, we understand the transition to a skilled nursing facility can be difficult for the resident and loved ones, whether for a short term rehabilitation stay or long term care. Our goal is to ensure the families have peace of mind knowing their loved on is safe and in good hands. Our Motto is, ONE TEAM, ONE GOAL, BEST CARE ANYWHERE! The Waters team of professionals offers comprehensive healthcare services to meet the individualized needs of the resident, ranging from short term rehabilitation services to caring for clinically-complex residents. To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: Tennessee Department of Health Health Care Facilities

"One of my clients from Huntsville stayed at this facility. It was only about a 30 minute drive away from HSV, and it was well worth it. The facility was far enough away from the city to avoid the noise and pollution - but close enough for the family of my client to visit every weekend with no problem. I would come during the weekdays to check up on my client, and it was a very nice facility - inside and out. My client was very happy here with no complaints, which is what matters the most. He told me that the food and staff were great, and everyone kept to themselves and no drama ever got started here. I highly recommend this facility to anyone in the Huntsville / North Alabama area. "

"This facility is one of the top nursing homes in the area. The staff is very attentive. I first went to Glen Oaks to volunteer and spend time with some of the residents without family. I was impressed with the activities they have planned each week (exercise, art, bingo, etc). "

"My mom is at Celebration Way. We chose them because they had an opening, and it was not private pay. We could go through choices. They have several programs and activities that they put on during the week as they go on field trips. My mom can walk around the grounds as she wishes. They have someone who does exercise classes with them several times a week. My mom said the food is good."

"Bailey Manor - Fayetteville is much cheaper than all the rest. So that's one of the main reasons we chose them. They are treating my father with respect and love, and he's thriving there, so we're very happy. It's a pleasant experience. It's a beautiful place. My father has dementia, and he says, 'I'm living in a mansion.' He needs help with everything from getting into his wheelchair to getting into bed, and feeding, dressing, and getting to places. He can move himself around with the wheelchair if need be, but he's under supervision, so to speak. They put him under the hospice listing because he needs extra care. The staff are all very sweet to him. They loved him the first day he got there. They treat him like their own grandpa. We are very pleased with how they are, so it's very nice. The cafeteria and eating room are gorgeous. It's got a fireplace. I can't say anything bad about them. I have never seen my father participate in activities, but they have activities every day, and they're able to go outside and see the vegetable gardens. They're never bored. In my book, it's not as expensive as the others, and they provide everything. There isn't anything left out, even the pharmacy is included. "

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"How do mentally and physically challenged adults spend their days? This facility in Fayetteville, TN, gives these people a facility to attend everyday, Monday through Friday. They enjoy one on one training with trained staff working on their basic needs, such as communication, work skills, cooking, cleaning, feeding theirselves. Skills Development Services also has homes for some the people, which trained staff lives with them around the clock. How lucky are these folks to have caring people? Some of them would be stuck in nursing homes or state facilities which, in my opinion, does not help them expanded their minds. Skill Development Services also works with local employers to contract out work, so the mentally and physically challanged can earn money, while other employers hire these people to work at their facilities. Our local community is blessed and fortunate to have a day facility for the mentally and physically challanged. Some of the families rely on Skills Development to reinforce what they have been teaching their relatives. The staff are always kind and considerate, even when I stop in unannounced. How Great is That!!! I hope every community has a day facility and/or home facility that people can learn to expand their horizons! "

"The layout of Webb House Retirement Center was nicer than the other I visited. It was newer. We actually knew people who lived there. It thought it was more wide open, which I thought some people might like. People there could have their own private terraces or screened-in porches to make it a little homey feeling so to speak. We interacted with some of the residents there, and everyone there seemed very happy and very pleased with the facility. We actually met the gentleman that runs Webb House, and he was very nice. We met some people that worked there. Everybody was very nice and very helpful. They had a movie room, a computer room, and things like that. Everything seemed very well-appointed. I thought for someone that was there, he would be very pleased with it. "