Union City Retirement Ctr sits in Union City, TN and provides a mix of care for seniors in different stages, covering independent living, assisted living, memory care, and nursing home care between sites. It's locally owned and a non-profit that tries to give seniors both housing and the help they need with things like bathing, dressing, and managing medicine. People who live there can get support if they have diabetes, need help with injections, or need help if they can't walk easily or need incontinence care, and the staff knows how to help with wandering or disorientation, plus there's support for those facing behavioral issues. They have memory care at The Arbors at Etheridge House, assisted living at both The Etheridge House and The Arbors, nursing care at the Union City Manor Nursing Center, plus independent living right at Union City Retirement Ctr, so there's a range to fit different needs as people age or require more support.
Meals are prepared by chefs and planned to be both nutritious and tasty, and there are guest meal options for family. The community allows pets and offers Wi-Fi, indoor common rooms, security systems, and rooms where residents can adjust their own heat and air. People can join in art classes, devotional services on-site, and social or fitness activities both inside the building and sometimes offsite. Support services like speech, occupational, and physical therapy are there through visiting therapists, and folks can get hospice care if needed, short-term respite care, or help with prescriptions and medication management. Staff can handle special care for behaviors or memory decline, and there's an enclosed courtyard, a beauty salon, plus scheduled transportation for outings or appointments. Employees get trained to assist with diabetic care, manage challenging behaviors, and help residents with all parts of daily life.
Rooms are bigger, and amenities feel a bit like a resort, but what people tend to notice is the practical care-the help with health management and the social programs that keep people active or give comfort, like devotional activities or art. They don't show prices, but people often ask about the full services and choices they offer. There's a medical clinic on site if someone needs it, and the whole setup is designed to let seniors live as independently as they can while still having care and supervision close. All these details add up to varied care, personal attention, and activities that bring some ease, engagement, and maybe some fun to everyday life.
