Tennessee is a diverse state that offers something for every type of retiree. There are small agricultural communities, charming mountain towns and major metropolitan areas. Residents enjoy an abundance of amenities, cultural attractions and museums, and sports and music have an important place in the state, which has been named one of the most tax-friendly areas for retirees. Seniors also enjoy a pleasant climate that’s more comfortable than the typical American city. These are just a few of the reasons why seniors represent 16.7% of the state’s 6.8 million residents. By 2030, nearly one in three of the state’s residents will be aged 60 or older. This means that demand for long-term care, including independent living, is increasing.
Seniors who want to enjoy a maintenance-free lifestyle and might need personal assistance in the future are ideal candidates for independent living. These age-restricted communities are usually part of larger retirement facilities that offer multiple levels of care. The median cost of independent living in Tennessee is $2,848 per month. Although this is slightly higher than the national average, it is significantly more affordable than other forms of care. This guide features information about regional prices, payment options and government agencies that can help with independent aging.
The Cost of Independent Living in Tennessee
Note: Independent Living is similar to Assisted Living but without personalized supportive care, so it usually costs between 30% and 40% less per month. Since there isn’t any authoritative cost data available, we established an estimated cost of care for Independent Living by subtracting 35% from the cost of Assisted Living in the 2021 Genworth Financial Cost of Care Survey.
Nationally, the average cost of Independent Living is $2,925. Tennessee’s average cost statewide is $257 less per month than this average. However, many of the surrounding states have a lower average monthly cost than Tennessee. North Carolina is closest in cost at only $61 less per month, while Arkansas has a cost that’s $224 lower. Three states with much lower average costs include Georgia, Alabama and Kentucky, which cost less than Tennessee’s average by $370, $391 and $427, respectively.
Within the state, the average cost of Independent Living widely varies among popular cities, and many are higher than the state average. Kingsport has the highest average at $2,889 followed by Chattanooga at $2,743 and Memphis at $2,730. The state’s capital and most populous city, Nashville, is lower than the state average but only by $3 at $2,665 per month. Knoxville’s cost is lower than the state average by $183, while Clarksville’s average is $578 lower.
Senior care options in Tennessee also widely vary, with Adult Day Health Care being the lowest cost option at $1,733 and Nursing Home Care the highest cost option at $7,148 for semiprivate rooms or $7,665 for private rooms. Assisted Living has an average cost of $4,105 in Tennessee while in-home care runs $4,576 per month for either Homemaker Services or Home Health Care.
Nursing Home Care (semiprivate room)
Nursing Home Care (private room)
Can You Use Medicare or Medicaid to Pay for Independent Living in Tennessee?
Unfortunately, you cannot use Medicaid and Medicare to help pay the monthly fee for residing in an Independent Living community. For seniors who need help with Activities of Daily Living (ADLs), there may be financial assistance programs available to help cover the cost of care in Independent Living. For more information about financial assistance for those who need a higher level of care, read our guide to Assisted Living in Tennessee.
Read on for more information about using alternative means to make Independent Living more affordable, such as retirement funds, the sale of a home, etc.
Paying for Independent Living in Tennessee
Payment options for independent living are more limited than other forms of long-term care because the services they provide are social or recreational, rather than medically necessary. Most seniors pay for independent living out-of-pocket using investments or retirement income. Long-term care insurance can pay for some supportive services, such as help with shopping, errands and transportation, but it won’t cover room and board. Those who need extra funds to pay for monthly fees or move-in expenses might consider applying for a reverse mortgage. Our page on independent living options provides more information about what to expect.
Independent Living Resources in Tennessee
Tennesseans have access to a number of free resources to guide them through the aging process. The following organizations can help seniors find long-term care, transportation, personal assistance and healthy aging programs in their area.
(866) 836-6678
The Commission on Aging and Disability funds a number of statewide programs that support older adults who want to age independently. It focuses on physical fitness, fall prevention and nutrition as ways to promote seniors’ health and well-being. The commission provides informational services and connects residents to home- and community-based services, such as those offered by TennCare CHOICES or the National Family Caregiver Support Program.
(877) 236-0013
District ombudsmen serve as a liaison between seniors, long-term care providers and state agencies. They provide informational assistance, advise residents on their rights and mediate disputes. Services are available to seniors, as well as friends and family members, who have questions about long-term care options, admissions, transfers, residents' rights and billing issues. They also handle questions about Medicare and Medicaid coverage.
(615) 936-1499
The Center for Quality Aging at the Vanderbilt University Medical Center is an innovative research institute that studies geriatrics in all parts of the health care system, including hospital and acute care, residential senior living communities and long-term care facilities. It provides information for patients and families in partnership with the Pat Summitt Foundation. Families can contact the center to schedule a memory loss evaluation or to speak with a geriatric case manager, psychologist or palliative care provider.
(877) 801-0044
For seniors who are new to Medicare or have questions about their coverage, the State Health Insurance Assistance Program can provide free, unbiased information. Counselors offer plan comparisons and detailed information about Original Medicare, Part C Advantage Plans, Part D prescription drug coverage and long-term care insurance. Many seniors qualify for financial assistance programs that lower their premiums and copays.
(615) 741-1585
Retirees who want to remain active and involved in their community can explore volunteer opportunities offered by the Commission on Aging and Disability. Seniors can help others by providing volunteer rides, delivering Meals on Wheels, packaging pantry boxes or making telephone reassurance calls. Training programs are available to individuals who want to work as a volunteer ombudsman or Medicare counselor.
(866) 836-6678
Tennessee has nine Area Agencies on Aging and Disability that serve seniors, caregivers and disabled adults in designated counties. These nonprofit government-backed organizations fund local senior centers, meal delivery programs and paratransit systems. They offer information, assistance and case management services to promote healthy, independent aging. Seniors can also apply for Medicaid waivers and in-home assistance through their AAAD.
COVID-19 Rules for Independent Living in Tennessee
The following information is based on research done on several government websites, including tn.gov. These rules apply to Independent Living Communities and other types of senior living facilities. We’ve most recently updated this data on 2/15/2022, but since COVID-19 is a rapidly evolving pandemic, contact your local senior living facility or Area Agency on Aging for more specific and up-to-date information.
Visitation Policies
Rules for Tennessee Communities
Are loved ones allowed to visit to provide emotional support?
Yes (Conditions Apply)
Are relatives allowed to visit for end-of-life care?
Yes
Are residents required to quarantine after visiting with a loved one?
No
Are visitors required to wear PPE (including masks) in order to visit residents?
Yes
Are non-medical contractors (such as hairdressers and entertainers) allowed in senior living facilities?
Yes
Are visitors checked for elevated temperatures?
Yes
Are visitors required to answer questions about health, travel, and potential virus contact?
Yes
Outings & Social Activities
Rules for Tennessee Communities
Are residents allowed to leave (errands, visiting family, etc.) for non-medical reasons?
Yes
Are residents who leave required to quarantine when they return?
No (Conditions Apply)
Are senior living communities required to cancel all group outings?
No
Are residents allowed to eat meals together in a common area?
Yes (Conditions Apply)
Are residents allowed to gather in common areas for group activites?
Yes (Conditions Apply)
COVID-19 Safety Measures for Staff and Residents
Rules for Tennessee Communities
Are staff members regularly required to do a temperature check?
Yes
Are staff members regularly tested for COVID-19?
Yes (Conditions Apply)
Are staff members members regularly required to do a health and safety screening, including questions about travel, contact with positive cases, etc?
Yes
Are residents regularly screened for COVID-19 symptoms?
Yes
Are residents regularly checked for elevated temperatures?
Yes
Are residents regularly tested for COVID-19?
Yes (Conditions Apply)
Find Independent Living Communities in Tennessee
Use the tool below to find Independent Living Communities near you – if you’d like to search in a specific city in Tennessee, simply put that in the search bar below.
Directory of Independent Living Communities in Nashville, TN
3800 Sam Boney Dr, Nashville, TN, 37211
My daughter will be moving to Holiday Windlands South. My first impression of the place is that it was very inviting and very home-like. The rooms were all clean, they had just painted them, so the pa
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My daughter will be moving to Holiday Windlands South. My first impression of the place is that it was very inviting and very home-like. The rooms were all clean, they had just painted them, so the paint was fresh. The staff members were all very friendly, and even some of the residents made favorable comments as we were walking through. They knew we were looking at it and would say "Oh, I’ve been here for three years and I just love it." So there was a lot of positive feedback both from the staff and other residents. We had one meal there, the food was really good, it was well-prepared, and the dining situation was good. They came around and kind of served you, and you get your choices of three or four different entrees. They had a huge crafts room where there are all kinds of different crafts, and that’s open 24 hours, so you can go anytime and use it. A lot of the residents will get together to play cards or board games that they provide. They have people come in occasionally to do some form of entertainment.
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My daughter will be moving to Holiday Windlands South. My first impression of the place is that it was very inviting and very home-like. The rooms were all clean, they had just painted them, so the pa
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My daughter will be moving to Holiday Windlands South. My first impression of the place is that it was very inviting and very home-like. The rooms were all clean, they had just painted them, so the paint was fresh. The staff members were all very friendly, and even some of the residents made favorable comments as we were walking through. They knew we were looking at it and would say "Oh, I’ve been here for three years and I just love it." So there was a lot of positive feedback both from the staff and other residents. We had one meal there, the food was really good, it was well-prepared, and the dining situation was good. They came around and kind of served you, and you get your choices of three or four different entrees. They had a huge crafts room where there are all kinds of different crafts, and that’s open 24 hours, so you can go anytime and use it. A lot of the residents will get together to play cards or board games that they provide. They have people come in occasionally to do some form of entertainment.
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7632 Highway 70 South, Nashville, TN, 37221
My dad moved into Clarendale at Bellevue in February 2020. He is quite happy and the family is very grateful to the staff and facility for providing such wonderful services. He lives in a very large
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My dad moved into Clarendale at Bellevue in February 2020. He is quite happy and the family is very grateful to the staff and facility for providing such wonderful services. He lives in a very large independent living apartment with tons of natural light. He has made new friends with the other residents and enjoys the social activities. It has been a great experience for him.
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My dad moved into Clarendale at Bellevue in February 2020. He is quite happy and the family is very grateful to the staff and facility for providing such wonderful services. He lives in a very large
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My dad moved into Clarendale at Bellevue in February 2020. He is quite happy and the family is very grateful to the staff and facility for providing such wonderful services. He lives in a very large independent living apartment with tons of natural light. He has made new friends with the other residents and enjoys the social activities. It has been a great experience for him.
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8234 Highway 100, Nashville, TN, 37221
Harmony at Bellevue was beautiful. The staff who toured me around was very knowledgeable, very personable, very professional, and very welcoming. They had every kind of amenity that you could want for
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Harmony at Bellevue was beautiful. The staff who toured me around was very knowledgeable, very personable, very professional, and very welcoming. They had every kind of amenity that you could want for independent living. I liked it very much. The rooms were all brand new and updated. They were spacious with balconies and porches. They had trips to the grocery store. They had movies and game nights. They had a bistro with a happy hour a couple of times a week.
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Harmony at Bellevue was beautiful. The staff who toured me around was very knowledgeable, very personable, very professional, and very welcoming. They had every kind of amenity that you could want for
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Harmony at Bellevue was beautiful. The staff who toured me around was very knowledgeable, very personable, very professional, and very welcoming. They had every kind of amenity that you could want for independent living. I liked it very much. The rooms were all brand new and updated. They were spacious with balconies and porches. They had trips to the grocery store. They had movies and game nights. They had a bistro with a happy hour a couple of times a week.
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516 Lea Ave, Nashville, TN, 37203
115 Woodmont Blvd, Nashville, TN, 37205
When I decided to live here I was very impressed with the friendliness of everyone that I encountered. Then when I was able to select my apartment I was thrilled at how well it suited my needs.
The
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When I decided to live here I was very impressed with the friendliness of everyone that I encountered. Then when I was able to select my apartment I was thrilled at how well it suited my needs.
The staff here is outstanding. They are all so caring and alert to the needs of the residents.
I couldn’t be happier anywhere else.
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When I decided to live here I was very impressed with the friendliness of everyone that I encountered. Then when I was able to select my apartment I was thrilled at how well it suited my needs.
The
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When I decided to live here I was very impressed with the friendliness of everyone that I encountered. Then when I was able to select my apartment I was thrilled at how well it suited my needs.
The staff here is outstanding. They are all so caring and alert to the needs of the residents.
I couldn’t be happier anywhere else.
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500 Elmington Ave, Nashville, TN, 37205
My mother-in-law was at Richland Place. It’s a nice and clean place. They provided her with good care.
My mother-in-law was at Richland Place. It’s a nice and clean place. They provided her with good care.
1427 Lebanon Pike, Nashville, TN, 37210
I am enjoying Sycamore Terrace Senior Apartments. The staff are friendly courteous people. The location and grounds have a very relaxing and calm environment. I highly recommend this location to anyon
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I am enjoying Sycamore Terrace Senior Apartments. The staff are friendly courteous people. The location and grounds have a very relaxing and calm environment. I highly recommend this location to anyone looking into a nice community to move into.
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I am enjoying Sycamore Terrace Senior Apartments. The staff are friendly courteous people. The location and grounds have a very relaxing and calm environment. I highly recommend this location to anyon
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I am enjoying Sycamore Terrace Senior Apartments. The staff are friendly courteous people. The location and grounds have a very relaxing and calm environment. I highly recommend this location to anyone looking into a nice community to move into.
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11 Burton Hills Boulevard, Nashville, TN, 37215
My mother-in-law has lived at Blakeford for four years. One of the major reasons she chose it, was because the food and dining experience was excellent. She loved the food when she first moved in but
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My mother-in-law has lived at Blakeford for four years. One of the major reasons she chose it, was because the food and dining experience was excellent. She loved the food when she first moved in but since then it has steadily gone downhill to the point where she feels there are only a couple of things on the menu worth eating. My husband and I have eaten there with her many times and have first-hand experience with the poor quality. What’s more, they cheapened the dinner service for about a year by having a buffet-only dinner service, which was often cold, mushy, and tasteless. They have finally resumed table service for the past couple of months after COVID restrictions lifted but now have announced the closure of the dining room for 6 months due to expansion construction for future residents. They will be serving the current residents’ dinners in their rooms again–just like during COVID! My mother-in-law is extremely depressed about this. Dining with the other residents is a very important social outlet for her. She is not a picky person but she would like decent food in the dining room setting she signed up for. We feel Blakeford has put profits before its residents’ well-being.
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My mother-in-law has lived at Blakeford for four years. One of the major reasons she chose it, was because the food and dining experience was excellent. She loved the food when she first moved in but
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My mother-in-law has lived at Blakeford for four years. One of the major reasons she chose it, was because the food and dining experience was excellent. She loved the food when she first moved in but since then it has steadily gone downhill to the point where she feels there are only a couple of things on the menu worth eating. My husband and I have eaten there with her many times and have first-hand experience with the poor quality. What’s more, they cheapened the dinner service for about a year by having a buffet-only dinner service, which was often cold, mushy, and tasteless. They have finally resumed table service for the past couple of months after COVID restrictions lifted but now have announced the closure of the dining room for 6 months due to expansion construction for future residents. They will be serving the current residents’ dinners in their rooms again–just like during COVID! My mother-in-law is extremely depressed about this. Dining with the other residents is a very important social outlet for her. She is not a picky person but she would like decent food in the dining room setting she signed up for. We feel Blakeford has put profits before its residents’ well-being.
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208 West Due West Ave., Madison, TN, 37115
Sage Hill Maybelle Carter was a nice facility. However, it’s not what my dad needs at this time. I was met by a woman who was in charge of the intake of new residents and she was very engaging and tal
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Sage Hill Maybelle Carter was a nice facility. However, it’s not what my dad needs at this time. I was met by a woman who was in charge of the intake of new residents and she was very engaging and talked to me about all aspects of the facility. She immediately made herself available to give me a full tour. She has a lot of pride in the facility, and I could see that coming through in the way that she described it and also in the freedom with which she led me through the facility. There was nothing that she didn’t want me to see.
Their residents there seemed full of life, happy, social, and friendly. I found the quality of life there seemed to be very good. Being that I did not set up an appointment, I just showed up without any announcement, I can be assured that my experience was authentic because there was no preparation in advance from the facility.
The rooms were adequate. They do the appropriate renovations in between residents to make sure that it’s clean and presentable. I saw a couple of rooms occupied by residents who have lived there for some time, and they had a good feeling inside. The people seemed happy. I wasn’t sure if there was going to be a positive environment, but it does seem that way overall.
The dining area itself was large and open and has floor-to-ceiling windows that look out over a somewhat wooded area, which I thought was very pleasant. I did not try the food. However, I looked at a sample menu and it looked fairly well-rounded. The people who live in independent living have their own kitchens, so they’re able to cook their own food as well.
They acknowledged that some of the facilities are a bit outdated and that they are about to undergo a large renovation. The staff during the tour was happy to be representing this facility. She seems to have personal relationships with a lot of the residents and staff in a way that felt authentic to me. I don’t see why the residents would put on a show for me, so it felt very authentic.
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Sage Hill Maybelle Carter was a nice facility. However, it’s not what my dad needs at this time. I was met by a woman who was in charge of the intake of new residents and she was very engaging and tal
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Sage Hill Maybelle Carter was a nice facility. However, it’s not what my dad needs at this time. I was met by a woman who was in charge of the intake of new residents and she was very engaging and talked to me about all aspects of the facility. She immediately made herself available to give me a full tour. She has a lot of pride in the facility, and I could see that coming through in the way that she described it and also in the freedom with which she led me through the facility. There was nothing that she didn’t want me to see.
Their residents there seemed full of life, happy, social, and friendly. I found the quality of life there seemed to be very good. Being that I did not set up an appointment, I just showed up without any announcement, I can be assured that my experience was authentic because there was no preparation in advance from the facility.
The rooms were adequate. They do the appropriate renovations in between residents to make sure that it’s clean and presentable. I saw a couple of rooms occupied by residents who have lived there for some time, and they had a good feeling inside. The people seemed happy. I wasn’t sure if there was going to be a positive environment, but it does seem that way overall.
The dining area itself was large and open and has floor-to-ceiling windows that look out over a somewhat wooded area, which I thought was very pleasant. I did not try the food. However, I looked at a sample menu and it looked fairly well-rounded. The people who live in independent living have their own kitchens, so they’re able to cook their own food as well.
They acknowledged that some of the facilities are a bit outdated and that they are about to undergo a large renovation. The staff during the tour was happy to be representing this facility. She seems to have personal relationships with a lot of the residents and staff in a way that felt authentic to me. I don’t see why the residents would put on a show for me, so it felt very authentic.
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9045 Church Street East , Brentwood, TN, 37027
I checked out Harmony at Brentwood. It was very nice. It was a couple of years old. The rooms were a little pricey. Of course, they have the exercise and the laundries. They have a library, they have
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I checked out Harmony at Brentwood. It was very nice. It was a couple of years old. The rooms were a little pricey. Of course, they have the exercise and the laundries. They have a library, they have a theater, and they have a pub. They were very nice. The staff was really nice. They were excellent. The facility was excellent, too. First of all, it’s a new building, and it had a great color scheme on the outside and inside. It’s laid out really excellent.
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I checked out Harmony at Brentwood. It was very nice. It was a couple of years old. The rooms were a little pricey. Of course, they have the exercise and the laundries. They have a library, they have
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I checked out Harmony at Brentwood. It was very nice. It was a couple of years old. The rooms were a little pricey. Of course, they have the exercise and the laundries. They have a library, they have a theater, and they have a pub. They were very nice. The staff was really nice. They were excellent. The facility was excellent, too. First of all, it’s a new building, and it had a great color scheme on the outside and inside. It’s laid out really excellent.
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4131 Andrew Jackson Parkway, Hermitage, TN, 37076
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 su
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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.
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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 su
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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.
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209 Ward Circle, Brentwood, TN, 37027
We toured Wellington Place of Brentwood yesterday and saw assisted living. It’s very good. The director was very thorough in answering all of our questions. The community was very clean and very nice.
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We toured Wellington Place of Brentwood yesterday and saw assisted living. It’s very good. The director was very thorough in answering all of our questions. The community was very clean and very nice. We toured several of the apartment rooms, the dining room, and the courtyard.
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We toured Wellington Place of Brentwood yesterday and saw assisted living. It’s very good. The director was very thorough in answering all of our questions. The community was very clean and very nice.
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We toured Wellington Place of Brentwood yesterday and saw assisted living. It’s very good. The director was very thorough in answering all of our questions. The community was very clean and very nice. We toured several of the apartment rooms, the dining room, and the courtyard.
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200 E Webster St, Madison, TN, 37115
I had an in-person tour of Holiday Windlands East. When I first walked in, the people were so nice and friendly. It just seemed like such a warm and happy place. The guy who showed me around was very
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I had an in-person tour of Holiday Windlands East. When I first walked in, the people were so nice and friendly. It just seemed like such a warm and happy place. The guy who showed me around was very nice. It seems like they had everything. The staff members were very welcoming and knowledgeable. I was impressed. They have a beauty shop there, a podiatrist who was coming in, and different people who come in and do things.
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I had an in-person tour of Holiday Windlands East. When I first walked in, the people were so nice and friendly. It just seemed like such a warm and happy place. The guy who showed me around was very
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I had an in-person tour of Holiday Windlands East. When I first walked in, the people were so nice and friendly. It just seemed like such a warm and happy place. The guy who showed me around was very nice. It seems like they had everything. The staff members were very welcoming and knowledgeable. I was impressed. They have a beauty shop there, a podiatrist who was coming in, and different people who come in and do things.
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900 Heritage Way, Brentwood, TN, 37027
The Heritage at Brentwood is very upscale. We did not find negatives. There were plenty of activities. It’s just such a change in lifestyle for us at this point so we have decided to postpone it. They
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The Heritage at Brentwood is very upscale. We did not find negatives. There were plenty of activities. It’s just such a change in lifestyle for us at this point so we have decided to postpone it. They had some golf-putting areas, some art classes, and two restaurants. They had super nice restaurants. The food was top quality. They had a nice bar area. They had an indoor swimming pool for exercise. They had exercise classes and a swimming pool. The food was five-star restaurant quality. It’s ultra-high quality. The general appearance of the rooms was extremely good. You had several different choices, and the layout would have accommodated us fine because of those choices. The staff was very accommodating, very kind, and friendly. The place was very clean and very nice.
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The Heritage at Brentwood is very upscale. We did not find negatives. There were plenty of activities. It’s just such a change in lifestyle for us at this point so we have decided to postpone it. They
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The Heritage at Brentwood is very upscale. We did not find negatives. There were plenty of activities. It’s just such a change in lifestyle for us at this point so we have decided to postpone it. They had some golf-putting areas, some art classes, and two restaurants. They had super nice restaurants. The food was top quality. They had a nice bar area. They had an indoor swimming pool for exercise. They had exercise classes and a swimming pool. The food was five-star restaurant quality. It’s ultra-high quality. The general appearance of the rooms was extremely good. You had several different choices, and the layout would have accommodated us fine because of those choices. The staff was very accommodating, very kind, and friendly. The place was very clean and very nice.
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200 Winners Circle South, Brentwood, TN, 37027
3425 Knight Dr, Whites Creek, TN, 37189
Most of the staff there is nice, but there are a few workers that are extremely unprofessional, which makes the whole facility unprofessional. My granny was there before she passed away, and the only
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Most of the staff there is nice, but there are a few workers that are extremely unprofessional, which makes the whole facility unprofessional. My granny was there before she passed away, and the only help she seemed to recieve was from workers that built a relationship with her. Her personal nurse was lazy and lied a lot. Unfortunately they have been in the news due to endangerment they put on some of the residents.
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Most of the staff there is nice, but there are a few workers that are extremely unprofessional, which makes the whole facility unprofessional. My granny was there before she passed away, and the only
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Most of the staff there is nice, but there are a few workers that are extremely unprofessional, which makes the whole facility unprofessional. My granny was there before she passed away, and the only help she seemed to recieve was from workers that built a relationship with her. Her personal nurse was lazy and lied a lot. Unfortunately they have been in the news due to endangerment they put on some of the residents.
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Independent Living Facilities in Tennessee (24)
- Brentwood, TN (6)
- Chattanooga, TN (8)
- Clarksville, TN (5)
- Collierville, TN (2)
- Cordova, TN (2)
- East Ridge, TN (2)
- Franklin, TN (6)
- Germantown, TN (3)
- Hendersonville, TN (6)
- Hermitage, TN (2)
- Jackson, TN (4)
- Jefferson City, TN (3)
- Johnson City, TN (5)
- Knoxville, TN (12)
- Lebanon, TN (3)
- Madison, TN (2)
- Maryville, TN (3)
- Memphis, TN (19)
- Morristown, TN (2)
- Mount Juliet, TN (4)
- Murfreesboro, TN (5)
- Nashville, TN (8)
- Oak Ridge, TN (2)
- Paris, TN (2)
