Dan and Becky recently helped me pack up my mom from a huge house into a 2 bedroom. It was amazing…read moreall that they got to fit inside and how beautiful it all looked when they were done. Ir looked like a model home! I recommend them 100%!

Dan and Becky and their crew did a fabulous job with our recent move. They were caring and…read morewonderful people that took excellent care of our things. They made the move so great that we didn't have to do a thing when we walked into our new apartment it was decorated and everything put away it was such a blessing. We couldn't have made this move without them. I am 75 and my husband is 77. There is no way we could have done it. We were in a hurry to move and they accommodated us in our timeframe! Kudos, Kudos to their promptness.

My father in law was at Belmont Village for 10 months and received excellent, compassionate care…read more He was in the memory unit and was always clean and dressed. He consistently complimented the food. The staff was very kind to him and kept him as occupied as he could tolerate. We were fortunate to have him there.

When i got stroke become disabled i need to find assist living place my son told me mom i have…read morefound the best home in nashville for you after checking all senior assist living places here He is right this is the best pkace for seniors need assist Living place i have been here fir 2 years i am wuite happy to find this assist living home and i recommand ut for anyone tgat need assist living places I can answer your questions if you want to know more I give this facilitie 5 stars

The Goldton has been a good place for my mother-in-law in both assisted care and now in memory…read morecare. Having had my grandparents in memory care in Indiana years ago and my father-in-law in a nursing home for a few weeks last year, I have found the Goldton to be significantly better in many ways: staff interaction and communication, cleanliness, and food have all been good.

This is not the place to send your loved ones for memory care. My father suffers from Parkinson's…read moreand the staff was not trained to handle cognitive and physically disabled residents. They would team up on him when he was having an episode that even made him more scared. Clothes were not returned after laundry and stolen. They confiscate items in his room and do not let you know or return them. Other residents and staff were in his room while he was in the hospital. They also used his room for storage while he was out. Medicine was not issued in a timely matter. He fell several times and even hit his head and went to hospital because staff is ignorant and do not care about health and well-being of residents. It would take 30-45 minutes to assist him when he pushed his pendent. Also he was sent out for everything because staff did not want to deal with him- hospital and even geriatric psyc hospital where he became extremely ill because of neglect. I would not recommend the memory care unit for your loved ones.

The care that my parents are getting is top notch. Very caring people, from the administrators,…read morenursing staff, resident assistants, etc. I didn't like the idea at first of putting them in an assisted living because it wasn't home, but they got to the point they couldn't take care of themselves. So, we had to do something. They have been in this facility since January, and they love it. We have been so pleased, and we haven't had to worry. They have 24/7 nurse care, and they check on everyone every two hours. You can't ask for any more than that. We all weren't born to be caregivers, but we are lucky enough to have found this new family in Fieldstone. Give them a try and you will be pleasantly surprised. Great group to work with. We can't thank them enough.

Beautiful campus conveniently located between Cool Springs Mall and Brentwood. A lovely facility…read morewith library, art room, a "cathedral like"swim pool, fitness areas and meeting areas. Caring staff that provide many interesting activities and tours for residents. Food options are varied with the daily Fireside Grille, an upscale Southern Oak Restaurant or the convenient Market. With all levels of care: independent, assisted, memory care and skilled nursing available on the same campus we are set for the rest of our lives.

LIVING HERE FOR 3+ YEARS. Excellent staffing. Great food…read moreservice. No maintenance worries. Hundreds of activities. Some of the best apartment layouts when compared to other communities. Underground parking. Beautiful grounds.

This place checks all the boxes. But I didn't get a community feel at all. The price is in line…read morewith other facilities in the area. In the independent living area, I didn't see any residents at all in the hallways or common areas. The room I saw had an uninspiring kitchen, living room, and closet with white wire shelves. There was nothing around it but parking lot and apartments. It did not seem like a place for my parents at all.

I do not have any family there but I would consider it if ever needed. I am a music entertainer…read moreand perform for about six local communities in addition to Tradition of Mill Creek. My personal and business dealings have been handled well. I observe and engage the resident in monthly entertainment sessions. This community attends my sessions very well and seems to enjoy the program. They all seem pretty happy living there. I have become acquainted with many of them. The place is new and very clean. I see many out and about during the day. The food is good. Staff is all professional and approachable.

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.

my mother is currently in skilled nursing, and in my opinion it is abysmal. They use contract…read morenurses that are not well trained, and provide minimal nursing care. Dietary needs are not met and the food is not inviting. A paucity of care and attention. in my opinion, do not send a family member to Alexian.

This (expensive) life-care facility is terrible. My parent has been there for about ten years, the…read morelast several of which have been in assisted living and occasionally skilled nursing. This facility is unable to accommodate even a common dietary restriction (gluten-free) with any consistency. My parent frequently gets sick from eating items that staff has said are fine and safe to eat. Their staff is so poorly paid that the turnover rate is astounding. They are constantly short of staff and Ascension (old name is Alexian) just deflects by saying it's hard to get people, when in reality they just don't want to pay enough to retain good employees. There are a few nurses in Assisted Living who are truly exceptional, but they are so overworked and underpaid, I honestly don't know why they stay. Alexian's staffing inadequacies are so bad that they sometimes have to bring in temps to do things like give showers, which should only ever be given by staff that the residents know and feel comfortable with, not total strangers! Food service is another place Ascension/Alexian cuts corners. Small illustration: At the price point that is charged, and the amount of money required to buy into lifetime care, I would expect at least one or two homemade salad dressings a day. But nope, all salad dressings come in a packet of low quality pre-prepared junk you would buy at Grocery Outlet. And salad dressings are SO EASY to make! Also, the main dining room serves a LOT of buffets to cut down on staffing requirements. These people are old, and navigating a buffet is difficult with a cane or walker. Many residents are too proud to keep asking for assistance so they either struggle, or just skip a meal. On the many times I have dined there, it has always been a most underwhelming experience with quality of food served. I swear, the food at Shoney's is better than Alexian. It is very clear that the new owners, Ascension Living, are in this to make money. The elevators are dirty and some are scratched up, many places are overdue for a new coat of paint, some areas are overdue for new carpeting, and much of this facility just looks "tired" and in need of attention. Look around the grounds and you will see piles of cigarette butts where employees gather to smoke. Employees park in the closest parking spaces so relatives and visitors have to hunt for a place to park. When my parent was in skilled nursing, the nursing staff were HORRIBLE. Sometimes I would finally have to go up to the desk to find out why no one was responding to a request for help using the restroom, and there would be the nurse, playing on her phone, irritated that I had interrupted her. The overall management is consistently non-existent. When calling the business office, no one ever bothers to answer, and calls go direct to voicemail. Same when calling the administrative office, straight to voicemail. How can you conduct business and impress prospective residents with your customer service when no one ever even answers a phone??? In the last several years, this place has gone so far downhill, I wouldn't place my worst enemy here. Compared with someplace well-run and well-managed like the Spires in Rome, Ga, (another continuing care community), Alexian is like the lowest bargain basement of a place that charges Four Seasons Hotel prices. If I could get my parent out of here, I would, but they're too old now to make that kind of big change. Stay away from this sorry excuse of a retirement facility. It seems to only be all about the money to them, not quality care for the residents.