3 Continuing Care Communities in Nashville, Tennessee

Sherilyn

Windlands South was several stories high and I was shown a 1-bedroom and 2-bedroom apartment. They also had a studio that I didn't see. I was shown a dining room and a meeting room. The menu looked nice. They had transportation to stores and doctors' appointments, and they generally offered everything a person could need -- except for someone who needed more healthcare. However, you could hire someone to come to the room to take care of that person.

Pat

Belmont Village (Belmont Village Green Hills) is very nice, clean, and neat. It is also easy to get around. The staff is very good. They know everybody's name as soon as you get there. They would take care of you. Food is excellent. They have activities consistently everyday. They have a special activity which is called Circle of Friends, for the people who has Alzheimer's, and it is an excellent program. The rooms are very nice and well-kept too.

Visitor

Windlands South has a very nice lunchroom or restaurant. They seem to keep everything nice and clean. Every time I go to see Pat, her room looks good. They come up once a week to vacuum and dust. We are very happy with what they are offering. They have so many different choices of activities, including bingo, card games, and a movie theater. They had a dance before, and Pat likes to dance.

Visitor

My father was in Windlands South until he passed away last month. He had a one-bedroom apartment with a full kitchen, and they had a shared dining room where he could have three meals a day, although the food was not very good. My father really did not participate, but they had activities for the residents and movie nights. The staff was accessible, but they were rude at times. They can improve by having better chefs in there.