Trinity Hills of Knoxville

Michelle

We have chosen Trinity Hills of Knoxville for my mother, and she's moving in on Tuesday. It's very clean, and it feels very homey. The room is very nice, it has laminate wood floors which kind of give us a homey feel. Very roomy, the bathroom very large, and has a nice walk-in shower with all the bars and everything for safety. It has a very large kitchen nook, with a microwave, small refrigerator, small size kitchen sink, and cabinets space, so lots of room and storage. The staff is so, so nice, everyone is very sweet, everyone always greets you, even if they don't know who we are, they're just all very inviting. We have not sampled the food, but I do know that they have a chef on-site and it's restaurant style. So they get to order off of the menu what they want to eat. There is some variety, then they have certain things that they always have, like soup and baked potatoes. They always have that. And then every day there are certain entrees they can choose from. It's a very nice dining area, even the lighting in there is pretty like they have chandeliers and things like that. So it makes it feel like home. They always have bingo. They have a grand piano in the great room and it's off of the dining room. And they have someone that comes and plays music while they eat. They have a fireplace that they can gather around. They have movie days, they have special speakers that come in, and they have a chapel there so they can have Sunday school and church. They can go on outings if they want, and they have a little shuttle that they can go on outings, and then just all kinds of activities constantly, whether it's crafts or things like that.

Julie

My mom moved into Trinity Hills of Knoxville. It's more like a family. Everybody kind of helps everybody else, not just the staff, but also the people that are in it. It's excellent. Her room feels more like an apartment, because it has a kitchenette, kitchen cabinets on top and bottom, even though it only has a microwave, and a small fridge. It has a sink, which is nice. The activities are awesome. They do breakfast, two activities, lunch, and then two more activities, and then dinner. Sometimes they have church, once during the week, and on the weekends, but they also have the gospels in the morning, which is very important to us with Mom's faith. The weekends are a little bit more like that. They do breakfast, lunch, dinner, but they have bingo on Saturday and then they have Sunday school Bible study and worship on Sunday. She gets dessert for lunch and dinner. They offer sugar free. She's diabetic, so that's important and she loves it. We had a meal there and it was really good.

Sam

Trinity Hills of Knoxville was OK. Caroline, the girl who took us on the tour, was fantastic, knowledgeable, helpful, and very friendly. She was great. The rooms were a little more basic and plain.

Caring8466

Trinity Hills was a little different facility as far as they were very nice and I think there were a lot of positives like the rooms were really big with a nice kitchenette. They do have a rather large dining area and we were kind of afraid that it might be intimidating for someone who is not a big crowd person. It also has elevator service, so it had a little bit bigger atmosphere, and some people would probably like that, but in my grandmother's case, that would have been hard for her. They were very good, and I was impressed with them as well as far as the people.