Memory Care Communities in Hendersonville, TN

"I like my tour of Charter Senior Living of Hermitage. They were very nice and very polite, and the staff took a lot of time with me and talked with me. Plus, the people there seemed very happy, we walked through it and it was a nice place. The lady that I talked with was interested in what I was asking about and we talked for a long time. They pretty much had everything that would be needed, everything was right there. They had a beauty salon, and barbershop, and most of them had pendants that the people could wear in case they fell or something. I was impressed with those things. They also had a nice little courtyard and a gardening place if they would like to garden."

"I'll be moving into Harmony at Mt. Juliet. It has all the things that I need. I'm getting a 1-bedroom independent apartment and it includes one meal a day in the dining room. It's got assisted living and memory care. It's got all the different steps right there in the one facility. There's a dining hall, an exercise room, and a full-time nurse on duty. Even if you're in the independent part, you still have help available. The staff is very knowledgeable and very helpful with everything. The place is brand new and very clean. The food is very good. The physical therapy is right there on the premises. It's very fairly priced, as well."

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"It was beautiful. The grounds were very clean. The location was wonderful. The apartment was very nice. It had a living room, a kitchenette, a bedroom, a big bathroom, and a walk-in closet. The staff members were wonderful and very nice. The food looked very good. They have an excellent menu."

"Wonderful facility for my mother. Caring staff and wonderful surroundings. Can even have your pet. "

"Cumberland at Green Hills was too far away from my daughter's house but I visited it. The staff were amenable and cooperative. The facility was clean and airy. I saw a list of activities but I was not able to see one. The residents were also very friendly. "

"We toured The Rivers at Maryland Farms. We went into one of the rooms. The people were very helpful and very kind. It was very clean and updated. The room size was good. The area was great. My father really liked that one, but the other one is closer to where all their doctors are, the hospital and all that, so he wanted to stick with that one because of that. The dining area was awesome. It was wonderful. Their price was reasonable, and the parking situation was great. It was really convenient."

"Vantage Pointe Village at Ashland City was really nice. The rooms also looked nice, they looked good, and comfortable. The people who assisted me during the tour were fantastic, and they were very helpful with anything. The staff was very impressive. I met some of the folks there, they seemed content, happy, cheerful, and they were very accommodating."

"I toured Traditions of Smyrna. It was a great experience. They showed me the room my dad would be living in, toured where they eat and where they play games, and different things to keep them active. The staff was very thorough in explaining what they do there."

"My friend moved into The Lodge at Natchez Trace last month. When you walk in, it looks like a country lodge -- a great-big, open room, with high, beamed ceilings, furnished nicely, not overly fancy, but very, very nice. When you go upstairs, the hallways are not as long and large as some places, but it's very comfortable looking. Some of the residents decorate their doors, some do not. My friend's room is a studio right now, because she's there as a respite resident; she is just staying until her rehab is finished. Her room is comfortable; they did everything they could to increase its comfort level. About a week after she moved in, they had kind of learned her needs and her habits. We've been very pleased with what they offer. I've had private meetings to get her established with the nursing care and with the CEO, and they've taken plenty of time to speak with her son who lives in Florida to confirm and reaffirm things that are going on. I have visited several times, and they have been very gracious about allowing visits with people who are masked and are willing to social distance. I've observed music events; I know they sang hymns one Wednesday afternoon, and they had a guitar-playing musical performer (who was outstanding) another afternoon when I was there. They offer physical therapy and occupational therapy, all done by one agency. Throughout COVID, they've only allowed one agency to come in; that way they know exactly who's coming and going, and they have less exposure. They've had very little COVID. They also have bingo on a regular basis. You win points or credits when you play bingo and you win, and you can buy things with your credit. It's kind of stimulating to the mind. They have a large gathering space, plus a game room, plus a large visiting space that they used during COVID, but I think they're opening up on Monday because all the residents will have had their second vaccine by then. They're very conscious of it, but they're not fearful, which I really like, because that's my friend's nature, too. She likes the food, and that's a big plus. One thing they did last week for any of the residents who wanted to was they masked up, loaded on the bus, and went out to Loveless cafe, which is kind of a famous place to eat where lots of country-music singers and tourists go. They went there in the early morning and had a breakfast/brunch kind of meal together. They have a beauty shop, and they have manicures. The nursing staff is amazing -- the nurses that she has had, she has just loved her nurses. I called the Lodge to inquire if they had a respite room for my friend. They did, and it was actually open. That afternoon their community-relations person came to my friend's house and brought us the paperwork to get her in that respite room. By the next afternoon -- twenty-four hours later -- she was in The Lodge. They're quick responders, that is a huge plus, and I've never seen that anywhere else."

"My 92 year old mother has been a resident for 13 months. She is very happy in her apartment. The employees have been very helpful and willing to help in so many ways. I feel that she is very well cared for, and highly recommend to facility to all. "

"Everything about the building is meticulous. It's so obvious that the staff cares about the residents. Honestly, I've never seen a happier group of seniors as the day I toured Maple Cottage. The location is very convenient, and centered right in the heart of Hendersonville, TN."

"My wife is at Legacy Village of Hendersonville. They're on the first floor, which is like the locked-down area. The facility is quite nice. The people that work there are friendly and helpful to my wife. They have lots of activities, and I think it's a fairly good place to be. We had a bunch of photos blown up and put in frames, and we put them on the walls in her room. It looks pretty nice now. It's a shared room with one other person. If you go into the room, my wife is on the right, and then there's like a wall, and the other lady is on the left, and then the bathroom is on the side. It's kind of a half-private room. There is a fenced-in area with seats and stuff that they can go out any time they want. That door is still locked though. They don't like anybody to be out there if they don't know they're there, and I appreciate that. And they spend a lot of time in the activity room, so if somebody wants to go outside, they don't go unnoticed. They have a theater where they play movies and sometimes make popcorn for them. They always have a nurse there for any problems. I think it's pretty good. Another thing is that they don't provide anything but the room. So you have to provide a bed and a dresser. Anything that you want there, you have to provide it, so that's a big thing."

"What I liked best about Jubilee Hills Goodlettsville was that you felt welcome when you walked in the door. Everyone was nice and very sincere. It was an immaculate facility. It was clean and smelled good. Everything was new. The staff showed me an available room, and it was clean. Everything was easily accessible, like the countertop. They took time to think through how to make it comfortable and user-friendly for residents. I saw their cafeteria, and it smelled really good. I observed people eating their food. They had a variety. I saw their menu, and they were really good about considering everybody's dietary restrictions, so I thought that was cool. They get three meals and some snacks. You have a refrigerator and microwave in your room, so you can bring things in. They make sure the residents get out to get a meal. They won't allow you to just sit in your room and not eat or whatever, or they'll bring the food to you if they have to. Everybody seemed to be happy. The residents were speaking and engaged. The gentleman who gave me the tour was superb."