Fairpark Health and Rehabilitation

Fairpark Health and Rehabilitation sits at 307 North 5th Street in Maryville, TN, close to the Foothills of the Great Smoky Mountains, Knoxville, and the University of Tennessee, and it's a place where people find nursing care, rehabilitation, skilled nursing, assisted living, and memory care under one roof, with 75 Medicare certified beds and private rooms available for residents along with licensed beds and in-house staff who handle everything themselves without using outside agencies, and it's been managed by the same steady hand for almost 30 years which says something about how they run things. The facility's got rooms with private bathrooms, air conditioning, cable TV, washers and dryers, housekeeping, kitchenettes, safety features, and a sprinkler system, plus the convenience of linen services and maintenance so no one has to worry about everyday chores piling up. There's a salon and barbershop onsite for haircuts and grooming and a property full of useful things like a game room, comfortable dining room, WiFi and internet, guest parking, fitness center, and several shared areas, and there's a small library, computer center, and garden with outdoor space to get some fresh air or a quiet moment away from the main building. The staff help residents with walking, wheelchairs, bathing, toileting, dressing, grooming, and they support seniors during daily activities including meals, medication management, and personal care, and there's always someone to call for help with the 24-hour call system and supervision, not to mention a steady nursing presence that ranges from 12 to 16 hours each day. Transportation services cover both medical and personal needs, so people living there can see doctors, go on errands, or join community outings, with the transportation arranged for them, and there's a dining program with meal preparation, restaurant-style dining, and meals that match special diets, like for diabetes, so everyone can eat safely and comfortably. Medical and healthcare services stay front and center, with nurses, wound care, podiatry, medication support, therapy services including occupational therapy, and a focus on rehabilitation and all-around health, so residents who need recovery or ongoing health support have what they need. Long-term care insurance is accepted, and staff also offer respite care for those times when a primary caregiver needs a break, which gives people a safe place for short-term stays. People living here can join many social and recreational activities, like arts and crafts, community activities, education programs, and day trips; there's also a wellness center and support for resident-run or scheduled group activities every day, and the staff emphasize respect, compassion, recovery, and fostering independence wherever possible, always supporting each senior with attention to their own choices and medical needs. The facility carries a family-oriented feel, aiming to create a home-like environment with careful oversight and personal touch, while sticking close to a goal of comfort, quality care, and well-being during either short rehabilitation stays or long-term care.