The Best Memory Care Communities in Williamson County, TN

"American House in Brentwood was a very, very nice facility. The staff seemed warm and caring. The executive director gave me a tour and I felt very confident that she cared about the residents. They have a physical therapy room, a nice courtyard that the residents could go and sit in, and a room where there was a piano."

"I have had my mom in here over two years. The community did go through some changes her first year there but has now had the same management team for a year now. They are very good and work hard for the residents. The staff is kind. Mom was not social for a long time which was a big part of why we moved her. She now has several close friends who look over each other. It’s a beautiful building and great location."

"The Lodge at Natchez Trace was a good community. When you walked in, it had a good community feel. We really liked everything about it. The reason we didn't choose it was it wasn't close to any of us. It would have been like a 45-minute drive to the closest sibling. My experience with the staff was really good. We liked all the staff. They were good. They had a movie room, an outdoor seating area, and kind of like a bar area too. Everything was clean and nice. They were just a little bit on the older side."

"I visited Brookdale Green Hills. It was great, and I really liked the place. However, it was a little far from my family, and it was very expensive. It was like walking into a hotel, the tour was very nice, and they had several types of rooms. It depends on how much space you want. They had a 1-bedroom, 2-bedroom, and a studio apartment. It's a small apartment, with a living room/kitchen area together, and the bathroom and bedroom separate. They had a small snack bar where you could get light breakfast in the morning, an exercise room, and a computer room. The staff I met was very friendly."

"I went to Brookdale Belle Meade. The rooms were very nice. I especially liked the alcove. It has a bedroom, a living room, and a place that serves as the kitchen area. The dining area is very nice. You can also order food delivered to your apartment, but it costs more. You have to pay extra. They had a library and a computer room. They had physical therapy. The person who toured us is well-versed. She knows the place."

"Harmony at Bellevue's independent living appears to be very welcoming and homey. It also has a caring atmosphere. I have not moved in yet, but I think the apartment is adequate. The only drawback to it is that they have not allowed space for a table to sit down and eat. The staff is very helpful and has good communication."

"My friend is in Belmont Village Green Hills. She has a beautiful room set up and is enjoying meeting new people and getting involved in a few of the activities there. Her dog is there too. They have a nice area that she's very close to just outside her room where the dog can walk, and they can get a little exercise out there safely. It's enclosed by a fence. Everyone is lovely and she's very happy there. They have a little golf putting green outside, there's an activity room upstairs with TVs, games, and puzzles, and they offer movies. The meals are delicious. They offer transportation for people who need to shop or go to church or to visit a doctor and go to dentist appointments. It's extremely clean. The receptionist and all the people who work in the restaurant are very friendly. The two people who worked with us, Elizabeth and David, were extremely knowledgeable and answered all of our questions, and helped with the move. Everyone was wonderful."

"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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"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."

"The Goldton at Spring Hill seemed like a good place. The room seemed spacious enough; I only viewed a studio apartment. The common areas were good. They had a movie theater room, a bar, and a popcorn machine."

"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."

"We went to Harmony at Victory Station. It was very nice. I like it. The person who showed us around was very nice and really good. She was a lot of help and everything, but I just don't think it's going to work. They have independent living and assisted living, but then that would be the same situation because my mother couldn't walk. I thought maybe I could get her an electric wheelchair, but even with that, I highly doubt she could do it on her own to make it to an exit or to an elevator. She's 91 now (she just had her birthday), and her functioning isn't at that level anymore, so she is in a care home right now in California that does everything for her, and I'll probably have to leave her there. The staff showed me the assisted living floor and the independent living, and I would say that it is probably an excellent facility. The room was very nice. There was plenty of space and everything that a person would need in that condition. They also have a nice rehab, so a person can do their rehab program and everything there. What I thought was great was that if they were just moving in and they didn't have their doctors set up, they would work with their groups that has a doctor and nursing and all of that on board for them right away, and then they could move from there to their own doctors if they wanted to do that, and I thought that was convenient. They have a dining area there, and they try to encourage everybody to go to the room to meet people and everything. It's also in a very nice location. Harmony at Victory Station was very nice, and I would love my mom to be there, but she just needs more care than that."

"I toured Harmony at Mt. Juliet. It was excellent, and I got a very good tour. I was there for over an hour and a half and saw all three phases that they offer. They were very accommodating and gave me all the information and literature that I requested. The accommodations were excellent, one bedroom, two bedroom, and all kinds of events that they have. They did a thorough job of explaining all of the options available to us and the cost. I liked all that they offered, as far as senior living, moving from independent living in your own home to what they have there, from bowling alley to movie theater to a lot of activities that go on there. It's only about four years old. The facility is new and very clean. They offered all kinds of options if we chose to move in. You could put early down payments on a design, whether it be a one-bedroom or two-bedroom that you might wish to live in. Whenever they opened and were available, they would notify you, and if you were ready to move, you could. If you wanted to be put on hold for another few months, you could, so it gave you a lot of options there."