Bicentennial Apartments

Bicentennial Apartments sits in Newport, Tennessee, and offers senior living with a straightforward approach where people can find apartments they can afford through programs like Section 8 Housing Choice Vouchers, subsidized options, and income-based rent, which usually means folks pay no more than 30% of what they earn toward rent and utilities, with some units set aside for families with children and 24 two-bedroom layouts available. The building is part of federal housing programs such as Low Income Housing Tax Credit, Section 8 Project-Based Rental Assistance, and USDA Section 515 Rural Rental Housing, so it's structured to keep costs manageable for people with low incomes, and accepts vouchers as well as self-pay from sources like SSI or SSDI, though every apartment has income limits to qualify. People can pick different care types here, including independent living if they're active and healthy, assisted living for those who need day-to-day help like with bathing, dressing, or medicine, and memory care for residents with Alzheimer's or similar conditions who need a safe, steady routine, with some skilled nursing and home care from trained aides under Senior Citizens Home Assistance Service, Inc. if someone wants to stay in their own apartment. Apartments are simple and meant for seniors, with wheelchair ramps, elevators, and accessible parking to make getting around easier, and pets like cats and dogs are welcomed so people don't have to give up their companions. There's Wi-Fi, a beauty salon, healthy meals, and trips or field outings led by a full-time activity director, and the place makes room for a co-ed gender policy so anyone can live there, and families can ask about rules for kids too. Staff keeps the place managed and makes sure people feel part of the community, and the neighborhood provides needed things like parks, health clinics, and good transportation, so life can move at a comfortable pace for seniors and others who live there, and questions or tours can be set up through the community's forms.