Nursing Home Communities in Cordova, TN

"My mother was at The King's Daughters and Sons several years ago. We really liked that facility. We now have the opportunity to choose that, so that's the one I chose. She was familiar with it. She is in rehab right now. The staff is very dedicated and helpful. They have quite a few activities. They have bingo. They have all kinds of things for the residents there. The facility is quite beautiful. It's very well-kept and very clean."

"Signature Healthcare basically is okay; it’s not as convenient because it’s in a very busy part of town, right next to a hospital. I have troubled walking but I don’t have a handicapped sticker so sometimes we’ve got to park pretty far away and walk. The therapists are very good; the staff, nurses, the aides and everybody else is very friendly but I just have a problem with the doctors as they are hard to find. I’ve never met her. She won’t sign any of the paperwork we’ve asked her to sign. Each floor has their own little dining room and I believe they prepare the food somewhere else; in fact I think it might come from a restaurant but they have a little dining room setup. They have a nice gym on the main floor, they take him down there every early in the day. They have regular gym equipment but they don’t have much of an outdoor. They have a patio where they can just sit outside, but all they see is traffic. I think they have a meeting room where they can play cards and bingo. He was in a semi-private room; we felt very crowded. There was no privacy; there were just a curtain dividing the beds. We did put him in a private room a couple of weeks ago and the price is outrageous at $6900 for the nursing care. I had no idea that a nursing home was that expensive. "

"My mother was in rehab at Signature HealthCARE of Primacy for six weeks. Everybody was very nice and very accommodating. I didn't have any issues with anything. She was taken care of. They always kept me informed on what's going on, her treatments or medications, and even her activities. She was in a semi-private room. It had two living areas, two TVs, two dressers, and two closets. They kept it clean and sanitized. They were strict about COVID restrictions and masks. Her insurance and Medicare took care of everything. They took her to doctors' appointments. I would recommend that facility."

"Great rehab stay. Staff was very nice and took really good care of my relative. "

"I was very dissatisfied with Bright Glade Convalescent Center. Before I spoke to these people yesterday, they assured us that my brother was not nursing home material nor was he a memory care material. So I was under the pretense that it was assisted living and that's where they were sending me to there. And it was horrible. The people that were in the room, they're nursing and they're in beds. I was very disappointed in the staff, too. They sent me to the office, which allowed me to look into the rooms. This was like 10 in the morning, and everybody was still in their beds. I felt like they should all be up and moving around, which my brother would have been. The receiving area is like a banquet room and next to it is where you eat your dinner. I taught school for 40 years, and the dining area looked like a cafeteria with long tables and tablecloths on it. Overall, it was weird because the first time I went there, they were more than happy to accommodate me, and then by Monday, it was all different. And the staff didn't call me back. They need to improve on communication."

"The rooms were pleasant and a step above most care centers we've been to. Staff was extremely helpful and great about calling us with notifications. My aunt enjoyed their courtyard and salon the most. Staff treated her like family. Hopefully this is unnecessary but would send her to them again."

"My mother is in Quince Nursing and Rehabilitation Center for long-term care. It is a clean facility. The staffing is great. They're very attentive and they always keep me informed of what's going on. I think she's getting the value for the cost. She's in a semi-private room. It has two beds, two closets, restroom, and two TVs. I know there's a salon in there and an activity area. Whenever I go (and I go often at least a couple of times a week), it's always very clean. It seems to be very sanitized. They make sure people wear their masks. We had the Mother's Day brunch. It was better than hospital food; it was pretty good. They're really accommodating."

"Kirby Pines is a unique place to live! The community is on 60 acres of pristine grounds, complete with a lake, greenhouse with garden plots, a walking trail through woods, gazebo for events, with a welcoming entrance lobby which has been recently redecorated. The activities are too numerous to list, but include musical programs, Mahjongg, bridge and other games, water aerobics, all kinds of painting and crafts, pool, ballroom dancing classes, vespers and religious services. All levels of medical care are available, from independent resident apartments or garden homes, to assisted living, to memory care, and beyond. Dedicated and caring staff throughout. There’s a movie theatre, a fully staffed woodworking shop, Performing Arts Center that holds several hundred people, pool room, crafts room, public puzzle table, concession shop, exercise classes, choir. Daily food selections are outstanding and include elaborate holiday celebrations coordinated by our chef and kitchen. BUT, the people who live here create the heart! An amazingly warm and caring community! More can be said, but if you don’t have a family, you’ll definitely be part of one here. Come check us out – you’ll be glad you did. (Residents of 6+ years)"

"The staff takes great care of my uncle compared to other facilities he has been in. He is always clean and well taken care of. The staff is very helpful and address all concerns promptly. They go on field trips."

"If you love your parents, don't send them to Allen Morgan. The independent living is great as well as assisted, but don't expect the level of care at Allen Morgan. Please look at the reviews and the same issues have been occurring year after year and administration does nothing. We decided to leave after 6 months since our issues weren't addressed. CNAs who were constantly on their phones and even sleeping. There are more assisted living facilities to chose from so why settle for less for people you love?"

"My husband was bedridden when he went to the Highlands, and they help him with his physical and occupational therapy. The room is nice and clean. They have some activities every day. They have bingo, movie nights, and picnics. The food is good, and they try to accommodate his taste. The dining area was nice with tables, chairs, and a piano. It is so light and a spacious place. It is secure with a code, and the code is changed every month. It is a nice place for me. "

"There are too many problems too count in this nursing home; I wouldn't even know where to start. Suffice it to say that it has a one-star rating by Medicare/Medicaid for a reason. I am sorry to say that I would not recommend this facility to anyone. There are many employees there that should be fired. Patients who cannot feed themselves are not getting fed, or to be fair, not much effort is being made to feed them. Patients who are bedridden are getting bedsores because they are not being turned enough. Some of the staff is pleasant but many of them are just there for a paycheck and can't wait to clock out. Please think long and hard before you put a loved one in Ashton Place! "

"I couldn't have asked for a better facility for my Mom. They treated her like she was one of their own. The food was always hot and delicious and Mom ate every last bite. There wasn't a day that I didn't visite that when I walked in and walked down the hall it smelled and was so clean. And every time I visited, Mr. Anderson would always make sure everything was up to my Mom and my standards. If I could give this facility 10 stars I would! "

"The placement needs of most of the residents are more demanding. I see the needs of some patients are very hard to meet. I like how the staff strives to give the care they would like their own family to have. "