Lincoln Manor sits right next to Lincoln Medical Center in Fayetteville, TN, and you'll find it on five peaceful acres where people can pick between studio, one-bedroom, or two-bedroom apartments with private or companion suites, and there's a good mix of residents who want to keep plenty of independence and others who need more daily help, and all the rooms are fully furnished but folks can bring their own things to decorate how they wish, and every suite has air-conditioning, a private bathroom, and a kitchenette so there's room for some personal touches. Meals are home-cooked and use a lot of organic foods and ingredients, and people don't have to worry about grocery shopping, cooking, or cleaning up, since housekeepers keep up with laundry and linens too, and those living here have access to telephone, cable, and internet service right in their rooms. For anyone needing a hand with things like bathing or remembering medicine, there's 24-hour supervision and a call system in case help's needed, and skilled staff handle medication and personal care so family can be sure loved ones are safe, while even residents who don't need much care can still get support if something comes up, and the staff includes CNAs and there's even CNA training happening on site.
Lincoln Manor covers all the expected health needs, offering nursing care, therapies like physical and speech therapy, on-site lab work, X-rays, hospice, pharmacy services, and visiting doctors, plus incontinence supplies if needed, and there's a strong focus on memory care with special programs for people with Alzheimer's or dementia, and the staff use routines and safe areas to prevent wandering or confusion. Some people want short stays or just need a bit of respite care, so they offer that too. Residents who like socializing or having something to do will find bingo, movie nights, singing groups, crafts, daily exercise, therapy dog visits, monthly family events, birthday celebrations, ice cream socials, and a resident council, and there are weekly church services, with devotional services easy to get to. Transportation is easy because the service comes with trips to doctor appointments and other errands, and there's always someone on staff if help is ever needed getting to or from somewhere. The indoor spaces include common rooms for group activities and relaxing, and for those who like to keep busy, there are always activities, educational seminars, and even legislative conferences or virtual events if something gets canceled.
Lincoln Manor gives people a choice-if someone's got the drive for independence, they offer maintenance-free independent living and home care services for those who'd rather stay in their own home, but when living alone isn't easy anymore, people can move in for assisted living, memory care, or long-term nursing support-all with the goal of keeping things as comfortable, secure, and pleasant as possible. Rates start at $4,000 per month for a private studio and $2,500 for a companion, with one-bedroom and two-bedroom options for those wanting more space, and maintenance, cleaning, and meals are covered in the cost, so people don't have to worry about extra chores at this stage of life, and the whole community is set up to let seniors find the amount of freedom, care, and activity that best fits them.
