Elite Elderly Care, LLC

Elite Elderly Care, LLC, located on 101 Dale Avenue in Hendersonville, Tennessee, has offered long-term senior care in a small, home-like setting since 2007 and is licensed as a Home For The Aged with eight beds, so the community stays small and personal, and families often say the staff treat residents like family, offering loving, warm, and supportive care in a peaceful neighborhood, and you'll find that the environment feels more like a true home rather than a big nursing facility, with a staff known for their attention, communication, and low resident-to-staff ratio that lets them focus on each person's needs from daily living help, medication management, bathing, and grooming, all the way to end-of-life support. They provide both private and semi-private fully-furnished rooms, serve three homemade meals every day, can handle dietary restrictions for things like diabetes or hypertension, and have 24-hour alert personnel and insulin administration when needed, with the community offering activities such as music therapy, pet therapy, exercise, board games, outings, and even a mobile barber or hairdresser for the residents' comfort and dignity. Residents benefit from amenities that make life easier and safer, like medication dispensers, a Medical Alert System Guide, Bay Alarm Medical Review, and Jitterbug Phones, senior safety measures, and even home modifications such as walk-in tubs, which means families can feel more confident about their loved one's care. If you need memory care, they support seniors with Alzheimer's and dementia through 24-hour supervision, special programs, and memory-enhancing activities, and if you only need care now and then, they do offer respite care as well, plus home care and medical alert systems, including Medical Guardian and ADT Medical Alert, for those who prefer more security. Staff help schedule rides for medical appointments, shopping, or spiritual activities, and activities like movie nights, exercise schedules, and creative programs add more to daily life, with extra comfort from features like a book room, jacuzzi, sauna, garden areas, and movie and community night events, though what's available might change over time. The facility supports caregiver and nursing jobs, including roles for CNAs, LPNs/LVNs, and RNs, as it serves as an alternative to big institutional care, following all Tennessee Department of Social Services rules with certificate number 577 and inspections from local agencies like the Department of Aging, but you should know that Medicare's only accepted if the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services certified it. Families often appreciate the chance for their loved ones to age in place, knowing there's stability and consistency in the caregivers and staff, with the whole idea focused on providing comfort, safety, and a sense of belonging in a friendly, attentive setting.