Jubilee House on Warfield

AG Walsh

We recently lost our Dad but we were so very happy he lived at Jubilee House. He enjoyed lots of company and really loved his little apartment. He often said how much he liked living there. The aides and nursing staff were very good and gave him comfort that he would always have help when needed. The facility is top notch and the food was good as well. The staff were attentive when we spoke to them about any issues at all. They showered him with love and care.

Sean

We saw Jubilee House on Warfield. The staff was very friendly. The salesperson that took us on the tour was very knowledgeable. She was from the area which made it even better. The apartments were extremely clean and well-kept, and most of them were brand new. They were very functional for people over a specific age. The dining facility had 3 square meals a day that was part of the program. We sampled the cookies, and they were good. They were homemade out of the kitchen.

Kim

Jubilee House on Warfield was a very nice facility. The staff was awesome, very attentive, and very informative. It was a great tour. The facility was beautiful. We saw a lot of the people that lived there, and everyone seemed happy. It was an uplifting experience. The whole place just spoke of being well cared for.

Murray

Jubilee House on Warfield was beautiful, but the rooms were small, and the hallways were really long. It's brand new, so it's gorgeous, but it wouldn't work for us. The hallways were extremely long, from one end of the hallway to an elevator. If you had any disability at all, it would have been challenging. I didn't eat there. They showed us a lot. They had a salon for your hair and there was a gym. It seemed to have everything you could want. The staff seemed very nice. We only met the person that took us on the tour. We saw some people playing cards. I don't know if that was scheduled or it's just something the residents did. We really just kind of did a quick tour and left because we knew it wasn't going to work for us.

Gopal

I am an 80-year-old retired mechanical engineer. After doing a lot of research, comparison and reading reviews of many assisted living communities in Clarksville, TN, and also comparing prices, I decided to move into Jubilee House three months ago. My experience here is absolutely amazing. When my wife (75) and I moved in, the director of its operation, his staff and many current residents welcomed us with open arms and loving smiles, which made us feel at home immediately. The facility is ultra-modern and very impressive. It's just under 2 miles from the Tennova Healthcare Hospital, Interstate 24 and Governor's Square Mall in northeast Clarksville. It has many bright open common areas, entertainment rooms and wellness clinics. The Lifelong Learning program brings guest speakers to the community, arranges craft groups and painting sessions, as well as other activities to stimulate creativity and keep us, the residents, feeling sharp. Due to my handicap, like some of the other residents, we were provided all the help we needed around the clock by the many well-trained helpers, including nursing help from a resident nurse, and assistance with our day-to-day activities, some of which include transferring from a bed or a chair, grooming, and maintaining personal hygiene, plus transportation on a handicap-accessible van equipped with additional means of safety and comfortable seating. The kitchen staff is very caring and helpful to all residents, and the food is very nutritious and delicious, prepared by a group of experienced chefs. The meals feature a variety of fresh ingredients. There is a light continental breakfast for the "early-risers" and a more traditional breakfast served shortly thereafter. The lunch and dinner menus consist of a couple of entree choices, in addition to a menu of items that are available any time.

Jo

My husband is here. It seemed like there were a lot of residents that were out and about. They weren't in their rooms, and they weren't just sitting in chairs. It looked like they were happy, they were busy, and they were interacting. Jubilee House has a lot of windows, and it is very bright. I like the way that it is set up. I had a good feeling about it. I haven't been able to see my husband since he went in because of everything that is going on, but I talk to him about every other day. They keep me informed about everything. They seem very caring; I'm pleased with that. They have live entertainment that they put on in the courtyard, and on special occasions, like on Memorial Day, they have barbecues. They try to keep the residents as busy as they can. I'm not there to see everything, but I know they have activities for them. They have an activities director. A couple of times that I was there they were busy. The staff members are wonderful and they are good. The place is very clean. It is only a year old so it is fairly brand new.