Community, activities, 48 acre campus, walking trail, wood shop, dining and meal options, ,meal…read moredelivery option, transportation and much more.

My experience at The Heritage of Brentwood has been nothing but top notch. The staff are always…read morethere with the answer to questions. The employees in each department serve us well. My life here is like being on a cruise.

This is a wonderful community that loves on my mom, as if she is their mom. I highly recommend…read moreAbe's Garden after visiting multiple places and my my mom now being here for almost three years. There is good communication from the team of caregivers, lots of engagement opportunities and most of all love and laughter!

Abe's Garden is such an amazing community and offers something for everyone! The staff is so…read morecaring and are angels to those who attend the programs and live in the community. It is such a thoughtful place for those with dementia. They really are a saving grace and provide all kinds of support for families and caregivers. I'm not sure what I would've done without them!

Blakeford At Greenhills, Nashville My wife and I moved to…read moreBlakeford in May 2023, just before the West Tower opened in July 2023. At the same time the existing North and South Towers were updated with carpeting, lighting and paint. What a great transformation. All the common areas are new. Amities include three restaurants, indoor pool, a state of the art fitness center (with three full time staff members) and a group fitness studio for fitness classes. There are many club activities; art, bridge, canasta, rummy cube, Mexican train, mahjong, history club plus more. Every Tuesday there is a happy hour with food and live entertainment provided by Blakeford. On Fridays there is a happy hour in the Living Room or on the patio, weather permitting. Then one Sunday a month we have a Social Hour 5p to 6p where new residents mingle and meet current residents. You need to visit Blakeford and take a tour. Make sure you see Vista, the 7th floor party room and outdoor patio - - it has a view no other senior communities have. Mary and I have been asked why we chose Blakeford, and not one of the other senior living communities nearby. Most don't have Independent Living, Assisted Living and Skilled Nursing/Memory Care on one campus. But the final reasons are the residents and staff. The residents and staff members are the best

I do delivery services and I've been here multiple times and I've never had a problem with any of…read morethe workers ever. Today I had to deliver an order and I already knew where the place/room was but they had a lot of items (over 4 cases of soda) so I asked if they had a cart so I didn't need to make multiple trips. The white lady with blonde hair and greenish glasses at the front desk was very very rude and disrespectful towards me. She acted as if I was dumb and when I went to get the groceries from the car she didn't even give me a cart at all because she "couldn't find it" and I ended up taking all the groceries in by hand. I really hope she's not as disrespectful to the citizens living here as she was to me.

The Village has hired a new Executive Director, Scott, Director of Nursing, Justin as well as…read moreseveral new RN's and new RA's at the beginning of the year. My father in law has been a resident there for 4 years on both the assisted living side and now resides in memory care. What an amazing change in the level of care residents now receive. I would highly recommend this facility with the care of my loved one. New facility leaders Scott and Justin have been very receptive to any questions or concerns I brought to them since they arrived. As a matter of fact, Executive Director Scott's door is always open. A simple "Hello Scott do you have a minute"? Sure how can I help"?

They are awful. The promise the best care and do nothing , iignore family request and in general…read moreare a warehouse for elderly. High turnover of both residents and staff. Do NOT put a loved one there is there is any other options.

This is my first Yelp review so bear with me I'll try to cover everything and be as honest and…read moreinformative as I can. In late 2019 I lost my father to an aneurysm suddenly. It was a complete shock to me family, especially my 91 year old mom. We realized just how much he did for her as we quickly saw she just wasn't able to live on her own. My parents and I have always been incredibly close so my first instinct was to move her in with me. For various reasons that was impossible for my family at the time. I felt apprehensive as we began to tour local assisted livings. My heart was just so heavy and I didn't want to feel like I was "just putting her in a home." As we entered the Bridge Assisted Living, I was met with colorful landscape and several residents enjoying their garden and the fountain outside as they socialized. The residents were friendly and greeted my mom. As we walked in for the tour, the general manager Brian cheerfully introduced himself and the activity director. I was very impressed by the size of the room and the variety of activities they had to offer. It was important to me to feel like she would have options of things to do. There was bingo, exercise classes, trivia nights, various games, bible studies, Karaoke, and various other groups that came to entertain. While we were there, a group of kids were there playing instruments for the residents and my mom absolutely loved to listen to them. We got to meet the private Chef who I was very impressed by. They took into account all of my mothers dietary restrictions with ease. She uses a walker to get around, and the building was very easy to move around for her. This was an issue for her at my house. After consideration and prayer, my mom and I decided that this was the best place for her. I just wanted some peace of mind that she would be happy. The friendly staff and upbeat building helped ease my worries. They were very accommodating with my special requests and now call with updates all the time. I know that this is long but I wanted to write this to anyone who is going through the worries I was and for them to know that this is the place that eases those anxieties. However, no place is perfect though. If I had to give a complaint it would be with the TV systems. I will admit a lot of that is operator error on my moms part haha! But the manager Brian took time out of his day to come in and help her find the channels she wanted which I was very grateful for. The Bridge Assisted Living was far nicer then any of the other buildings in the area on the inside and honestly on the outside as well. It was very well decorated and seasoned which helped my mom feel at home. No facility is perfect, but this one is pretty close. I never thought I would be on board with assisted livings but this place had a solution for every single worry I had. I highly recommend

Think twice before sending your loved ones here. As soon as their care starts to become too…read moredemanding, they will give you little notice that they cannot return home to their apartment. My father was in skilled nursing at NHC Maury transitional care (horrible place) for 10 days. Director and nurse at the Bridge assessed him and said he needed additional skilled nursing care before he returns back to the Bridge. I paid out of pocket for an additional 2 weeks at Lifecare next door in addition to his rent at the Bridge. When he was ready to be discharged, they said he cannot return because they cannot handle his additional needs. I live out of state and had 4 days to find a memory care place, move part of his belongings into storage, and move him into memory care. No mention to the month prior when he was in skilled nursing that there was a possibility of him not being allowed to return. My dad's neurologist even said they have patients that are worst off then him that are residing at the Bridge. Make sure to advocate for your loved ones because senior care is extremely fraudulent and corrupt industry.

Who wants to go to the hospital? No one right! I will say that Nurse Brooke and Dr Rodriguez in…read morethe ICU are INCREDIBLE!!! You could not ask for more caring, sympathetic and knowledgeable- to the point they explain and break it down for you so you understand. Don't come because I wanted to, but had to and these 2 made it comfortable and empathize with our situation

went to the emergency room stayed few days i left before they can discharge me for the bad services…read morei got , just look at the reviews this hospital has , it a disaster by all means. my advice is to stir clear from that hospital

I have read the reviews and strongly question the comments. I had an excellent experience during my…read moretwo week stay. The other reviews mention personal issues, I too had a couple issues that if unaddressed would cause a less positive review. I brought the issues to attention of management and they fixed in hours not days. I'm reminded when I had a business folks that were less than satisfied wouldn't allow the business to fixed, only complained to others. I still highly recommend VSRH! Hard to address what is hidden or unknown.

My dad was basically ignored by the nursing staff unless I was in the building with him. They left…read morehim in the bed for 3 days after a hip fracture and had little to say in response. The case manage Kara was nothing but a condescending useless person. We appealed my dads discharge when it was approved by his insurance with no care what so ever from this facility. We did not have the ability to care for him at his home and was trying to move to a better place and they would not agree to wait 3 days. They pretend to have an independent company review his case and make an impartial decision on our appeal. All they do is review the medial director records and won't even speak to the family or the patient. It's all a scam and they don't give a fuck about their patients. The worst part is they insinuate that you don't care about your family when all you are trying to do is keep them safe. RUN!!!!!!!