Nursing Home Communities in Springfield, TN

"They could not keep my Dad from getting outside on a busy road. They do have a special floor for Alzheimer's Residents with a locked door. But he was not watched close enough because he went out as someone was coming in. This happened at least 3 times so we had to take Dad out. "

"My mother is in rehab at Hillcrest Healthcare Center. Physical appearance is fine. It's not a new facility, but it's clean and well-kept. Everyone is very nice and professional. They are probably short-staffed. I don't know what level of staffing they have or if they're actually looking for people to hire, but they're all really busy. Just based on what they bring to my mother, they have a variety in the menu. They do repeat some of the items quite frequently, but she eats the food. The food smells good. They bake cookies, and the spaghetti that she had the other night smelled really good. She ate most of that. The only therapy she gets is what they do in her room like walking to the door, some exercises, standing, sitting, and that type of thing. The rooms are fine and spacious, maybe a little cramped if they have two people in there."

"My mother is in Grace Health Care. The staff is very caring and very nice. The rooms are clean, and it is spacious enough for her. "

"My mother was in rehab at Creekside Health & Rehabilitation Center. They were good. The staff was very friendly and knowledgeable. Her room was very adequate. She's in a single room. The facility was neat and clean. Everything in the rehab part of it was really up to par because she has improved tremendously. The food was good. She was on a soft diet because she does not have all her teeth and she was pleased with the food. They had some activities. I know she did the bingo and all that kind of stuff."

"My mom is in rehab at NHC Hendersonville. I have mixed feelings about it because you really have to push them. The first week or two that she was in there, they were helping her as much as they should have been therapy-wise. They're very nice and very easy to talk to. However, you just have to keep pushing them to get real results, and that's the only problem I had with them there. Their facility is excellent, clean, and comfortable. There is one problem with the bathroom door: It is too heavy for the people who are in the facility. But other than that, it's really a very nice place. "

"We had to put my sister at Cumberland Manor Nursing Center because she has a big brain tumor, and we were just there a couple of days. Everything is on one floor and it is clean. She is in a semi-private room but there is no one on the other side. There is a closet place, a little chest, and they had a place to put her TV. The people were very nice and trying to be accommodating. "

"Excited about the direction this facility is going. The rehab team is exceptional!"

"I stayed in Spring Meadows Health & Rehabilitation for rehab. Everything was nice there, and everybody was friendly. The time that I was there was good for me. It worked for me to be able to get out and come home. The place was nice, and everyone who worked there was as nice as they could be. The food was usually cold whenever it got cooked. I was alone in a nice, big room. It was clean all the time. They had bingo and church services, and a couple came every other Wednesday. They went regularly to have services there, praying and singing. There were lots of activities there to keep the patients busy, and a lot of good activities."

"I rate our experience with this provider as average. The facility itself is usually clean and the staff is friendly and helpful. They have several activities for the residents to participate in. I don't like how the residents seem to lose their individuality though. By this I mean the staff tends to dress the residents in each others clothes just because it's what handy and it fits. Just because they are elderly and in my father's case, have dementia, doesn't mean that they completely forget who they are. Let them have their dignity. "

"I am currently a patient in Crestview. Been here a month. Physical threapy rates 5 star: RN'S a 4 star: Techs a 2 to 3 star depending on the person and the shift. My room is cleaned everyday. I have friends that come in here and not one says it is anything but clean: have a new manager 4 star: food 1 star, it is bad, but one meal a day would be something you could eat. Some great delivery places close: I have severe pain and need drugs at my room every 4 hours. That is a hard schedule to meet at any location give that a 3 star: the one reviewer doesn't know what she is talking about. This is the third location I have been in Nashville. From the part of town to what would be the not so good a part. All things considered, most of the people here do the best they can with all the stress that comes with this kind of work "

Signature Healthcare of Portland Rehab & Wellness Center, situated in Portland, Tennessee, is a senior living community providing both memory care and assisted living options. These care types are tailored to meet the diverse needs of residents, ensuring they receive the necessary support and care. The community offers apartments that come with living rooms and kitchenettes, providing residents with personal, home-like spaces. It features several amenities aimed at enhancing residents' quality of life. Outdoor common areas are available for relaxation and socializing, and the community is pet-friendly, which can provide added joy and companionship. Activities and programs are regularly organized, and meals are provided alongside WiFi/Internet access to help residents stay connected. Communal dining facilities offer opportunities for social interaction during meals, while yoga and stretching activities promote physical well-being. There are also organized field trips and outings, giving residents the chance to explore beyond the community. Shared common areas further facilitate social engagements. Services such as general transportation and housekeeping improve daily living convenience. Transportation services assist residents in attending appointments or participating in community outings, while housekeeping ensures living spaces are maintained clean and comfortable with minimal effort from the residents.To learn more about this provider’s license and review other available state reports, please visit: Tennessee Department of Health Health Care Facilities

"The nursing care is tip-top. Our loved one was there for rehab after a hip replacement, not for long-term care. A wonderful nursing staff and culture. As for their bureaucrats, well, they're bureaucrats. We had a 10 day period where our loved one could no longer do PT/OT--there was a sudden decline with extreme pain. The bureaucrats incompetently, rudely and stupidly used this as an excuse to boot him out (no longer improving on the rehab front, so you can't stay). Their communication with us about it was incompetent, pathetic and dishonest. We scrambled to bring him home, and the day after we did, his hip scar exploded from the pressure of all the infection in it. A procedure that would have detected it was scheduled for a couple of days later. The infection was so bad that the surgeons wanted to do another hip replacement because that was the only way to really flush it out of him. He and we declined, and he's now home in hospice care. Beware their Kafkaesque bureaucrats, love their nurses. Activities for residents are a lot of fun. Food ranges from, wow, this is hospital food? to oh, yep, that's hospital food. Comfortable rooms, a little small, good TV, and I can't say it enough, best nursing staff ever."

"Shrader Acres Assisted Living is a wonderful Assisted Living facility! The staff are very friendly, kind and professional. The care is exceptional. The facility is kept clean (no smells) and very attractive. During the holidays the decorations are outstanding! The outdoor area is comfortable and inviting as well as the sun room which is filled with beautiful plants and comfortable cushioned slider rockers. I'm confident that my aunt is living in a clean, tidy and healthy environment with staff that cares "

"This is a review for NHC's skilled nursing. The facility as a whole (and specifically including the patient rooms) are showing their age and wear. Dietary options are limited. Food quality is poor and tasteless. Food service to skilled nursing rooms was handled extremely poorly. For instance, frequently leaving off requested menu items entirely or presenting food items that did not match selections marked on the provided menus; meal trays delivered in untimely manner resulting in cold, inedible meals; dirty silverware provided with meals; or foods that did not meet the patient's prescribed food consistency type. The level of care provided by nursing staff was inadequate as was the amount of coverage provided (although I'm sure it met the minimum required standard). Two agency nurses that were filling in during my loved one's stay were rude and disrespectful. Other NHC nurses were dismissive and demeaning of patients and family members. There are not adequate descriptors for the abominable tech staff. My loved one (who was bed-bound and unable to self-toilet) was frequently left laying in wet/soiled briefs for extended periods of time and consequently developed bed sores due to neglect by staff. My loved one left NHC in far worse condition than upon admission. Another example of the level of service provided: one morning upon entering the room I discovered a feces soiled adult diaper staff had left on the hospital table from which my loved one ate meals. There were repeated, daily examples of the NHC bottom line: making profits--at the apparent expense of cutting corners in care. This seemed to be the only thing that matters at NHC Sumner Place. And the most shocking and abhorrent part is that this facility is reputed to be "one of the best" in this area for skilled nursing care. Absolutely shocking and morally unacceptable!! I provided only one star since I was unable to give negative star ratings. If you have a loved one going to NHC for skilled nursing I certainly hope that you have someone to stay there with them around the clock to ensure that even the most rudimentary care is provided."