I got a relative who lives at Mary, Queen of Angels, and they seem like they are taking care of him and that they care. The other facility we visited didn't offer many services, but this one went out of their way to make sure we understood all the stuff they were going to do for him.
They do room cleaning and laundry once a week, they'll play music or have movies, and different things that they do every day. Everything is really clean, and that's one thing that really impressed us. Everybody is nice and welcoming. It's like they're going out of their way to be nice to him. All the residents get along with each other and he's made a lot of friends real quick. He feels really at ease, so I think it's a very good value, because they even gave him a discount off of their normal rate.
Mary, Queen of Angels
Offers Assisted Living and Memory Care
7 Reviews
34 White Bridge Road, Nashville, TN 37205
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(800) 385-2527
Reviews of Mary, Queen of Angels
Assisted Living Reviews for Mary, Queen of Angels
January 14, 2022
I am a friend or relative of a current/past resident
January 01, 2022
I am a friend or relative of a current/past resident
My mom has been in Mary, Queen of Angels for a week now. The community is absolutely wonderful. Everyone is very, very focused on the residents and want them to celebrate life every day. There's a lot of activities, and there's a lot of engagement with the residents and staff. One thing I felt very comfortable with was that many of their staff have been there between 10 and 15 years. To me, that meant a lot because if the staff is happy, that means there's good management there. You don't have big turnovers all the time, and they're very well staffed.
My mom's room is a private room, and that's what we wanted for her was to have her own room. It is very well appointed. We like it. The place is spotless. We've been in and out just about every day, and it's clean. It's absolutely spotless. I'm very, very impressed with them. It was the best fit for my mom. It's a smaller community, and it feels much more homey and welcoming.
My mom has already been to arts and crafts. She's been to bingo, and I believe she's been to mass. They have mass every day there. They had music being played there have live music for the holidays. They have a lot of activities; I don't even know them all yet. My mom's really enjoying it though because she says she enjoys getting out of the room and interacting with everyone.
The food is excellent, and the dining area is also excellent. It's a full house when it's mealtime. To me, it's a good sign that they're offering type of food that the residents want. It's healthy. They have a dietitian on staff, which is important to us because my mom's a diabetic. The full experience has been a Godsend.
November 08, 2020
I am a friend or relative of a current/past resident
Mom moved into Mary, Queen of Angels. My mom chose it because she was familiar with the location, and she had friends she used to visit there. The staff seems to be helpful, she seems to be liking the food, and they've been trying to accommodate her and fix stuff, and if she doesn't like what they have, they'll bring her a burger and things. The facilities are very nice, my mom's been very surprised and very pleased. The amenities are good, but some things are limited due to the restrictions now. I think they're starting to let them go for one meal to the dining room. They're good about calling back.
January 02, 2017
I am/was a resident of this facility
Mary Queen of Angels is a brick building, built around in the '80s or '90s. It was an extremely well-built building with crown molding on the walls, hooks on the back of doors, and plenty of closet space. The residents were extremely cordial and seemed to be very happy. They had a celebration center for those people in the early stage of dementia and Alzheimer's, but they don't mix them with the other residents. They have a preferred pharmacy, so the cost of my drugs is very low. As far as medication management, the people that handle the drugs on the floor are caregivers and not nurses. The nurses pretty much control the ordering and ensure that the medicine comes in to each room and gets places in a cabinet for non-narcotic medicines. Fortunately, the pharmacist packages the medication according to how it is dosed, so the caregiver just pull out the medication and give it to the residents to take. For narcotics, the resident has to get it from the bubble pack and pop it out; they're not allowed to do it.
July 31, 2014
I visited this facility
I did like Mary, Queen of Angels, but it had kind of a nursing home feel a little bit. It seemed more like a building on concrete. My mother-in-law loves her yard and the outdoors, so I think the main thing that turned me off was the lack of that. There wasn't a lot of outdoors. There wasn't a lot of greenery that made it feel more like being at home like in your yard. Food was fair. The rooms were very small. With regards to sanitation, it felt more like a nursing home type place. It wasn't dirty, but I wouldn't put my mother-in-law in there.
June 30, 2014
I visited this facility
Mary, Queen of Angels is run by the Catholic Church. I’m familiar with it, and I know where it is. I was there, and they showed me around. It’s a very nice place. It’s clean and well kept and more like a home. That’s what you want to live in -- a place like that. The staff was friendly, helpful, and answered questions. We saw a couple of rooms over there. They were adequate sizes, and were all nice. I was pleased I got the information that I needed. I’ve seen their dining room, and it was well-lighted. To me, the place was adequate for the service of people who live there. They have church services, and they have fieldtrips. If I go to a facility, that’s probably the one I would choose.
November 21, 2013
I am a friend or relative of a resident
The Mary Queen of Angels was the one that my dad said that he would agree to go to. He mainly chose it. He's been there about six weeks now. We liked the way it looked and the people were very nice and the food was good. His church bus would pick him up there so he could continue to go to his regular church. It was nice and so it worked out.
Costs for Mary, Queen of Angels
Services and Amenities of Mary, Queen of Angels
Costs
- All Inclusive Rent
- Rent Plus Care Fees
- Assisted Living Starting At: $4325/month
- Memory Care Starting At: $3670/month
Room and housing options
- 1-bedroom apartments
- 2-bedroom apartments
- Companion Suites: We Do Offer Companion Suites.
- Studio Apartments
General
- Resident Capacity: 132
- Pets: No Pets Allowed.
Licenses
- State Licenses: #ACL0000000218
About Mary, Queen of Angels
Mary, Queen of Angels is an Assisted Living Community located at the St. Mary Villa campus in the heart of Belle Meade, Tennessee.
Mary, Queen of Angels is close to hospitals including, St Thomas Hospital, specialty physicians, places of worship, restaurants, parks, and noteworthy Nashville attractions, such as the Country Music Hall of Fame or the Grand Ole Opry.
In addition to an exceptional dining program, residents have the opportunity to participate in unique events such as the Garden Club, the Gentleman’s Gathering, or the Stepping Stones program all designed to help you "Celebrate Life Everyday." Residents can also showcase their literary talents by providing articles for the community newsletter. All of these amenities, plus a well-trained and attentive staff of professionals brings comfort to the daily lives and activities of residents.
As a development of the Diocese of Nashville, Mary, Queen of Angels offers Assisted Living and Secure Memory / Alzheimer's care with financial options to make quality assisted living available to all.
Mary, Queen of Angels caring staff provides the extra assistance each resident may need with activities of daily living such as bathing, dressing, grooming and more. A personalized care plan for each resident allows the caring staff to provide assistance while helping to maintain dignity, independence and privacy that means so much.
At Mary, Queen of Angels the family and faith-centered environment encourages families to be involved as much as possible. Residents are served by dedicated professional staff that are available 24 hours a day. Daily Mass services are available as well as weekly religious services for all faiths.
At Mary, Queen of Angels residents have a choice of apartment options where they enjoy all the comforts of home and are welcomed to bring their personal furniture and cherished possessions to make it that much more homey.
Three delicious meals are provided daily and an array of social and recreational activities to choose from. Whether sharing a meal with family and friends, taking advantage of the front porch and patio or simply relaxing in their own apartment, the lifestyle at Mary, Queen of Angels' focus is to celebrate life every day.
What Makes Us Special
At Mary, Queen of Angels we have Personal Care Assistants to help with daily task such as bathing, dressing, grooming or just reminders for events. With the information provided by regular health assessments, Mary, Queen of Angels care assistants are able to provide an ideal balance of support and maintain as much independence as possible for each resident. This allows all of our residents to live each day to the fullest.
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