Hearthside Senior Living sits in Collierville, Tennessee, and has provided senior living for over 50 years, with licensed status and approval as a verified community. The campus has new construction, single-family houses, and six open, spacious floor plans with one-level living to help seniors move around easily, so you don't have to worry about stairs or long hallways. Hearthside offers several types of care, including independent living for older adults who don't need daily help, assisted living for those who want support with things like bathing and medication, memory care designed for adults living with Alzheimer's or dementia, nursing home and rehab services, home health care, an extended care facility for higher-level needs, adult day care, and it's also a continuing care retirement community, which means residents can move between care options as their needs change, all in one place.
Residents can choose from one-bedroom and two-bedroom assisted living units, all on the ground floor, with patios that let in the fresh air, so every apartment has some outdoor space. There are places to eat together in the richly appointed dining room, or enjoy the big family parlor, or spend time in the library or cozy lobby, and there's a beauty shop on-site as well. Meals are planned and cooked by trained chefs and meal planners to help everyone eat healthy, no matter what dietary needs you might have. Pet-friendly policies mean you can bring animal companions, and reliable Wi-Fi and high-speed internet helps folks stay connected or entertained, with all spaces built for easy access, including handicap accessibility.
The Activities Director plans plenty of group activities, outings, and spiritual programs, ranging from things to keep you physically active to events that keep your mind sharp or give you time to socialize. Tours are available if you want to see day-to-day life, dining, and activities firsthand. Hearthside Senior Living offers a range of amenities and services meant to make living simple, safe, and pleasant for every resident, and the focus always stays on dignity, comfort, and letting people decide just how much help they want.
