Magnolia Place Assisted Living is a family-owned senior living community that's been serving residents since 2003 and accepts folks aged 55 and older, and it's got a warm, homey atmosphere with a hometown feel, which a lot of people like because it feels less like a big facility and more like a real neighborhood, and the community was founded by Mrs. Ruby James, a well-known community leader who still visits, so there's a familiar face around. Residents live in clean, bright spaces with their choice of private or semi-private rooms, and there are studios, one-bedrooms, or two-bedroom apartments, and every room comes furnished, has a telephone, emergency alert systems, and the staff is well-experienced, trained, and always ready to help, with 24-hour awake staff and an LPN on duty during the day. Meals are included, which means residents get three meals a day with special menus for dietary needs like allergies and diabetes, and there's all-day dining in the dining room, with kitchen staff preparing and serving the food to save time and money for everyone who lives there.
The place supports people with incontinence, as long as they can manage it themselves, and staff helps with things like bathing, dressing, daily activities, and managing medication, but they can't give insulin shots-though they do help people monitor blood sugar if needed-and there's help with moving from beds to wheelchairs, which is handy because not everyone can do it alone. There's also non-ambulatory care and wheelchair accessibility features, which means people who don't walk much or use a wheelchair can still get around and do things, and there's a call system for emergencies along with 24-hour supervision.
Magnolia Place has both assisted living and a secure Memory Care Wing for residents with Alzheimer's or dementia, with structured days, individual care plans, and activities to support cognitive health, and it offers hospice care and short-term respite stays for folks recovering from injury or surgery, which gives people a safe place to heal and get back on their feet. The property has lovely outdoor and indoor areas, like landscaped courtyards, walking paths, gardens, a community room, an arts room, a theater for movies, a dining room, a barber and beauty salon, and an area for devotional services, which are held offsite, and people organize plenty of activities from games to art to resident-run programs, keeping minds and bodies active as much as possible.
Housekeeping, laundry, and dry cleaning are looked after by staff, so residents don't have to worry about chores, and transportation is available for getting around town, with parking for those who still drive. Families appreciate the open, engaging common areas where people talk and relax, and residents can bring personal touches to their rooms since the aim here is to make everyone feel at home. Magnolia Place works with healthcare providers to make sure medical needs are managed smoothly, and it's licensed by Tennessee for assisted living care, so everything is above board and follows state rules. The whole staff aims to balance independence with support, letting residents keep as much control as possible, and above all, Magnolia Place tries to keep things simple and comfortable to give people peace of mind during their later years.
