Autumn Care Assisted Living and Autumn Reserve

Autumn Care Assisted Living and Autumn Reserve at 400 Herron Rd in Farragut, Tennessee, offer a place where older adults can find help that fits their changing needs, so you'll find independent living, assisted living, memory care, and skilled nursing services, all under one roof, and folks who move here can pick from different apartment layouts like studios, one-bedroom, or two-bedroom units, plus there are semi-private and suite options if a person prefers to share or wants a bit more space. The community handles the basics like housekeeping, maintenance, and meals, and if someone needs help with bathing or taking medicine, the staff gives personal care based on what each resident needs. The memory care section, called The Lantern at Morning Pointe Alzheimer's Center of Excellence, is set up for people with Alzheimer's or dementia, and that means safe areas, staff support all day and night, memory-focused activities, and programs meant to help folks stay engaged. The skilled nursing care here covers things like medical care all day and night, help for wounds, therapy, and other nurse services that may be needed as people get older and their health changes, including ventilator care in some cases and special support for brain injuries. There are board and care homes for those who do better in a smaller house setting, so it's possible to get daily help in a more home-like environment, and the community also has gardens and shared rooms for relaxing, eating together, or doing activities with others. Residents who want to stay active can join social events, use the walking paths, or take part in wellness programs, and there's a library, movie theater, full-service salon, and rooms for religious services or musical performances, along with transportation and scheduled outings. Pets are allowed, with up to two per apartment as long as each pet is under twenty pounds, and there's a dog park for exercise. Families can find providers here like Arcadia Senior Living Clarksville, Park Place Retirement Community, Charter Senior Living, Alexandria Place, and others, so there's a range of choices depending on what level of care or support someone wants, whether it's independent living with very little support, help with daily tasks, secure memory care, or full nursing care and rehabilitation. The staff - including CNAs, nurses, housekeepers, activity directors, and chefs - focus on respect and compassion, so seniors are looked after as their needs change, and satisfaction surveys show that most families and residents are happy with the care they get, with many willing to recommend the community to others. The whole place is built to help people stay as independent as possible while still being safe and comfortable, and there are extra features like medication management, daily activity help, wound care, and choices for dining and entertainment right on the property.