"My father is in Signature Healthcare of Monteagle Rehab & Wellness Center for three months now. It's been good. The staff has been very good. They call me when he's going to the hospital, he's fallen from his bed, or if he needs extra care. He loves their spaghetti. He is in a room by himself because they said that that was the best care for him. There's two beds (my dad's in one). They have the wheelchair. They have a dresser. They have a mirror. He can lift the curtains to see outside. The grounds are OK; the inside is OK. I like the nurses. They keep me informed of everything. They're rather good."

"Valley View assisted living was really nice. I went there to look over because my other aunt could afford such a facility. It was very nice, very clean, the people were happy, and it was spacious. They were very helpful in trying to help me get my aunt in there. "

"Rivermont is a beautiful facility that goes above and beyond to make take care of the patient’s needs and wants. While I was taking a tour I witnessed over and over the compassionate care of the patients from the staff from the professionals to the caregivers. Patient care is at the top of the priority list here. The staff is warm and kind is all of their interaction with the patients. The facility is very clean and sterile. I did not detect any odor which is important to me. We know our seniors often are incontinent but you would never know here. The housekeeping staff here should be commended they too are important to the excellent care of the patients here and the environment they live in. The rooms are large and you can have single or double occupancy if desired. There are activities for their enjoyment, from the staff such as art classes and exercise and for those who can move about there are off campus outings also. This is a short and long term facility the staff will accommodate your loved ones needs. I highly recommend this facility the staff is stellar and your loved one will be well cared for here and feel safe and secure. "

"As a provider I regularly see residents in this facility and the care is excellent. All of the staff welcome you and make you feel part of the family. It feel like home. Food is excellent. "

"My father was at Elk River Health and Nursing Center of Winchester for skilled nursing after his hospital stay. It's more of a rehabilitation/skilled nursing, and it's two to a room. They do rehabilitation like physical, occupational, and speech. That's where a lot of inpatients that need rehabilitation after their hospital stay go initially. They were very expensive. My dad didn't like the food there, and he said that one of the techs was not very kind to him and would rough handle him. He didn't like that. My mother got upset with them because they tried to put other medications on my father, which made him drowsy, and he wasn't getting much rehabilitation because of it. My dad wasn't going to be happy there. He wanted to get out of there. Of course, they wanted him out, too. It's more of a nursing home than assisted living because that's exactly what it is. They're in the bed. The bad thing about it is you got all these nurses and techs, but if they don't have the rehabilitation people there working with them to get them up, they're just laying in bed and they're getting the medications and all of that. If I got older, I would not want to go there. Some staff members were OK and some were not. They're supposed to provide a high level of care. It's very expensive, but the value of what they get is not good. Medicare was paying for him for up to 100 days, so my dad didn't have to pay when he was there. When my mother asked them, "Should he have to stay beyond that, how much would it cost?" They said it would be about $109,000 a year based on what my dad's needs were. That's a whole lot of money. You have techs, nurses, and rehabilitation people, so there were lots of high-level staff. Elk River, for that kind of money for what he was getting, not liking the food, and then one or two people rough handling him, then that's a 1 on value."

Welcome to Waters of Winchester! Located right next to Sumner Regional Medical Center in Winchester, Tennessee. The Waters of Winchester takes pride in serving the local community and always strives to put the resident first. We offer comprehensive skilled medical care, rehab-to-home programs, memory care, long term care services, hospice services, respite care, and a variety of other healthcare services. We have spacious rooms, in-house therapy gym, dining room, and daily activity programs. Private rooms are available as well! Our facility is part of the community and we treat our residents like family here at The Waters. The minute you enter the door, youll discover compassionate and attentive staff dedicated to providing you with exceptional care. The Waters offers comprehensive medical, memory care, and rehabilitative therapy services addressing a wide range of clinical needs. Both short-term patients and long-term residents alike receive the expertise needed to achieve their fullest potential. Whether youll soon be heading back home, or are here to stay, youll be glad you chose The Waters. Our mission is to be a leader in providing passionate, quality care focusing on the particular needs and expectations of residents and their families. We are dedicated to a healthy environment that promotes confident communication, honor and collaboration among all members of the resident, family and healthcare team. At The Waters, we understand the transition to a skilled nursing facility can be difficult for the resident and loved ones, whether for a short term rehabilitation stay or long term care. Our goal is to ensure the families have peace of mind knowing their loved on is safe and in good hands. Our Motto is, ONE TEAM, ONE GOAL, BEST CARE ANYWHERE! The Waters team of professionals offers comprehensive healthcare services to meet the individualized needs of the resident, ranging from short term rehabilitation services to caring for clinically-complex residents. To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: Tennessee Department of Health Health Care Facilities

"Our family member was here for years until she need full time nursing care. The management and staff were caring, patient, and treated residents with love and tried to make it a home . They fed residents well and never a complaint in years we was there random many times a week !!!!"

"My sister is at a place called Legacy Health and Rehab LLC. It used to be a hospital back in the 1960s, and it's been converted into a skilled care facility. She has been there for two months now. The nursing home itself is a ragged-looking place. It makes me think of a group home or something. It's just old, it's not very clean and she has been very unhappy. She went through a period of delusions which made it hard for everybody there and made it hard for her family. She's about through with her delusions, but she cries a lot. She hates the food. I can't say much good about it. As with the staff, I've never really met one long enough to talk to them. My sister doesn't complain about them. However, when COVID came, most of them quit to go home and care for their family who had COVID. As for my sister's room there, my dormitory room looked better. It was like decorated ny Goodwill or one of those places. It's all old, used, and ragged, something like that. My brother is just absolutely furious at where she is. He wants to just walk in there and take her out. That might have been something we could have done before COVID struck the facility, and now it's a lockdown, and there won't be any getting her out any time soon. My sister hates the food. Lots of people like the food, but she doesn't like turnip greens and pinto beans. Old-fashioned country cooking is not something she likes, and she won't eat it. I don't think that they're well informed about older people. My sister gets left alone a lot, and I guess that's just fine, but she gets left alone to the point that she misses supper or she'll miss rehab. It's just 'Forget about her!' And that's not part of the deal from my point of view. I'm not fond of this place. My sister was losing weight because she wouldn't eat what they put out there. Then they started giving her two desserts so that she'd put on some calories. When I talked to her the other day, she was having chicken stew and she was okay with that."

"My aunt is in this nursing home. The staff seems very friendly but the conditions are not the best. The equipment and surroundings are very old and dingy. My aunt and other residents do not look or smell very visually clean. The staff states that they are overbudget and understaffed. My aunt is non-ambulatory and it seems they don't particularly care about getting her out of bed for a change of scenary or stimulation. The staff seems to have a relationship bond with her and they are very good about HIPPA restrictions and not disclosing anything they shouldn't except to her guardians. She seems fairly happy with being in this institution although that is a loose statement based on the fact that she is neurologically impaired. I have seen her in worse places. I wish the facility were a bit more updated and better staffed. I would also like to see the door locked from the inside as well. It seems a bit easy for an ambulatory resident to walk right out the door should they feel inclined to do so. "

To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: Tennessee Department of Health Health Care Facilities

"I moved my sister into Autumn Oaks in Manchester in Oct. 2012. We had tried 2 other facilities prior to Autumn Oaks and moved due to location and money. We love Autumn Oaks for many reasons. The facility is very beautiful, clean and well maintained. The staff are very professional and personable, and are interested in helping the residents to feel at home, cared for and loved. Our experience thus far has been very positive and pleasant. The staff try to provide activities to keep the residents engaged in social inter-action, as well as fun and creative challenges. And also there are planned events that include family members and friends which are always fun to attend, giving more interaction with family members, as well as other residents. We are very fond of the director Stephanie and the nurse Tina. They always have time to answer our questions and offer help in various situations. We're just very thankful to be there. "

"One thing i love about that facility is the many greetings and smiles that you walk in to.Friendly caring staff thumbs up "

"This company strives to have the best caregivers available by giving them top-notch training and supervision. They strive for client-satisfaction with compassion and respect. All of their caregivers are subjected to strict criminal background checks by a private investigator and given targeted training along with random drug tests. They are very compassionate people that love to serve the elderly and handicapped, and are creating jobs in the Sequatchie Valley. They can be completely trusted by your family. "

"MY HUSBAND WAS THERE HE LOVED THE STAFF, HE WAS QUIET THEY RESPECTED THAT, THEY DID NOT FORCE HIM TO DO ANY THING. THEY HAVE BINGO, GRAFTS, SINGING, CHURCH SERVICE, THEY HAVE A SNACK MACHINE, THEY HAVE DINNER OUTSIDE WHEN THE WEATHER IS FAVORABLE, THE RESIDENTS ARE ALLOWED TO USE THE CONFERENCE ROOM , IF THERE ARE A LARGE AMOUNT OF FAMILY MEMBERS, THEY TOOK VERY GOOD CARE OF MY HUSBAND WHILE HE WAS THERE."