The 4 Best Memory Care in Kingston Springs, Tennessee

"We looked at this home for my husband’s aunt, Connie was fabulous, very knowledgeable and welcoming, we heard she’s no longer there which is sad for those who remain. During the tour, we couldn’t help notice how unprofessional much of the staff was, they appeared argumentative & observed many sitting around and not interacting with other residents, also short staffed for the size of the building. The interior was tired, desperately in need of refresh. We also heard many complaints about food. The ED seemed flustered and the sales person was not of the professional caliber we’re used to. Activities appeared nonexistent, especially in the memory care. In the end we decided to go elsewhere. A shame as the location has much potential, they just don’t have the team it make it happen. The lack of professionalism was disturbing except for Connie, but one person cannot fix all the issues we observed." - Isabella… Read more

"Awesome community with a nice country home environment. Great leadership in place and something for everyone! Highly recommend." - Barbara… Read more

It’s the lifestyle you love—only better. Clarendale is a community focused on “connected living,” helping you stay engaged with friends, family and the metropolitan area you lovingly call home: Nashville, Tennessee. Clarendale is a welcoming resort-style community. Rich in services and casual comfort, it offers modern residences, exceptional amenities, unprecedented hospitality and a continuum of care if needed—with no costly entrance fee and convenient, affordable month-to-month rent.… Read more

"They are not up to par like they once were. They Try to force residents to use a specific pharmacy out of town that is slow to deliver meds. Same owner? Understaffed so they cannot attend to residents whose care needs to increase after hospital stay. Their food service started out as Top notch with choices and in room service if preferred to basic under flavored food no choices extra cost for in room service. it can take up to 45 min for them To attend to the emergency call bell ias it I s used to call for any assistance so staff dont feel the need to rush as it may be they just need a favor. The hall carpets are terribly stained. Nurses seldom check on residents who are not sick and only maybe one quick visit a day when they are sick but not more unless you press them too. Before staff could take a few minutes to visit with through out the day, now with staff shortages they are left alone unless they are up to activities. Many staff are very sweet. But Huge staff tunover ." - D… Read more