Independent Living Communities in Madisonville, TN

"I can't say enough good things about autumn care. The staff go above and beyond to take care of the residents. The food is absolutely fantastic, pretty much restaurant quality. Along with the top-notch food, the facility is beautiful and clean. We're very happy with our choice and Raeleen, the new director, is always available and seems to really know her stuff. If you're looking for a place that will make your loved ones feel safe and well cared for, I don't think you can do much better. "

"My friend is at Parkview Maryville. The staff is excellent, very courteous, professional, and compassionate from what I have observed. We had lunch there, and the food was so good. The facility itself is very clean, bright, cheerful, and convenient. They have a bus that takes their occupants where they need to go. They have a guest room that the residents can rent. They have another big room that can also be reserved for family entertainment. They each have a balcony and a deck on the bottom floor. They have an elevator, game rooms, and two libraries. It's just an excellent place. Once a week they offer to vacuum. They provide two meals a day. They don't have nurses per se."

"We like Shannondale of Maryville. We had people that we know that have gone there and they liked it. They've given good reviews and we visited them. The staff was very nice and very polite. They seemed to know what they were doing. The rooms were nice. They had a living room and a little kitchenette. We ate there once or twice, and the food was good."

"I liked the open floor plan at The Villages of Farragut and the fact that each unit had either a screen porch or a sunroom. The marketing person was wonderful. She was very knowledgeable, gave a very thorough tour, and contacted a couple of people so that I could see their units. The living atmosphere seemed to be very pleasant."

"I moved into Prime at West Knoxville. This place I have chosen has everything under the sun. It is beautiful and well-maintained. Everything in it is just pristine. I have great amenities. The food is quite good, and it supplies me with the needs of a diabetic, so it has everything I need. And the staff are really, really nice, all of them. I have a small bedroom, but adequate, a living room, and a kitchen. The kitchen has a full-size refrigerator with an ice maker, a dishwasher, a microwave, and a nice oven. It's a really upgraded kitchen. It has a granite countertop. Then, in the hall, there is a washer and dryer, which is standard size and stackable. They're really nice. There is a balcony, big enough to have flowers and a rocking chair, and that's very nice. Everything in the apartment is above the standard grade. Everything is nice. The floors and everything in here are just above the average. And the hallways are beautiful, wide, and the decorations - everything is above your standard. Prime is a good name for it."

"We visited Asbury Place Maryville a couple of years ago. We thought it was very nice. It certainly covers all bases that allow independent living in the single homes, if you need more help a little later you can move into the assisted living unit, and then if you get sick and need to be in a nursing home, it provides that also. We were looking at all of it as much as we could. We looked at plans for new stuff. I'm legally blind, so I can't drive, and my husband is 86 years old, so the transportation situation was very good. It was things like that we were looking at as much as the independent home because we're both able to take care of the house. We have friends that live there. It's just about anything you could ask for. They were just so cordial and so nice. It was a very pleasant visit. The staff were very cordial. They answered all the questions that we had. We knew quite a bit about it before we went from our friends. They were very, very nice. I thought the independent living was a 5; they were very nice homes. Our friends said that the food is very good, although they cook in their home most of the time. But on occasion when I go over, the food is inexpensive. You just have to let them know that you want to eat the dinner meal or whatever, and they make arrangements for you to do that. It was like $4 or $5 for a meal, and in today's world, that's very inexpensive. They have lots of activities for the people to participate in like crafts, playing games, as well as shopping, going to the doctor, and going on excursions."