AHC Bright Glade, also called Bright Glade Convalescent Center, sits at 5070 Sanderlin Ave in Memphis, Tennessee, as a single-story nursing home that houses up to 77 residents and gives long-term care along with nursing, assisted living, rehabilitation, and memory care services like their special GEMS program that focuses on detailed, individualized support. The team there takes care of people who need help with daily things like getting out of bed, dressing, bathing, eating, medication, and personal care needs, with 24-hour staff and nursing always around, so residents who can't live on their own any more or those recovering from a hospital stay can get the help they need, both inpatient and outpatient. Their medical director specializes in wound care, and with available services like podiatry, occupational therapy, and medication management, along with in-house programs for physical and occupational rehab, residents can get focused recovery help when they need it most.
Private and semi-private rooms come with safety features, cable TV, kitchens or kitchenettes, washer and dryer access, sprinklers, and housekeeping, plus some rooms have recently updated therapy and dining spaces for comfort. Dining options include a professional chef who makes meal plans for many diets, with a renovated dining room and regular meal services meeting the needs of all residents. For activities, there are daily social events, arts and crafts, music, education programs, and health and wellness plans, plus a game room, library, walking paths, gathering spaces, fitness center, spa room, business room, and a garden for residents and guests to enjoy. Facilities also offer a salon/barbershop, transportation services, and guest parking, while WiFi lets people stay connected. Safety is covered with a 24-hour call system and emergency alert features, and the environment supports long-term care insurance as well as Medicaid.
The staff includes multilingual caregivers and trained CNAs, with volunteering opportunities and continuing education through seminars, conventions, online resources, and connections to the Tennessee Health Care Association and Tennessee Center for Assisted Living, promoting a sense of community with events, daily activities, and music programs run by both staff and residents. The center has a 3.1 rating from 14 reviews and tries to use innovative approaches so that seniors can enjoy good experiences in their later years, with support for everyday needs, personal finances, and health. Prices for private rooms usually run between $6,100 and $8,900 a month, while semi-private rooms fall between $5,500 and $8,500, and many amenities are included in those costs, like laundry, maintenance, transportation arrangement, and a range of activities designed to fit different interests and strengths.
