Hillview Community Living Center in Dresden, TN, gives skilled nursing care around the clock for long-term residents and those needing short stays, with newly renovated private and semi-private suites that have emergency call systems, internet access, and a resident phone system, and they even have guest suites for visitors who want to stay overnight and meals that guests can join too, which can be comforting for families who want to be close. Hillview has a team that includes registered nurses, licensed practical nurses, certified nursing assistants, rehabilitation therapists, pharmacists, and Life Connections Directors, and everyone's focused on personal care plans that help with daily activities like bathing, eating, dressing, medications, and more, and the staff gets training to handle the challenges of aging.
The facility stands out with Dresden's only all-male unit, keeping men together for added comfort, and they offer a separate area for residents who smoke plus an outdoor patio to enjoy, and you can find vending machines, a private dining room, and organized activities run by an Activities Director. Hillview meets federal rules to take Medicare, Medicaid, private insurance, or private pay, and they have a 4-star CMS quality rating, which is a sign that they've followed national standards, and they're also a member of the Tennessee Health Care Association. People get meal services that cover nutritional needs, housekeeping, and laundry, and there's an on-site beauty and barber shop for haircuts and washes, so residents can keep up with daily routines.
Hillview Community Living Center provides both inpatient and outpatient therapy, including a 2,000 square foot, state-of-the-art therapy gym for people who need physical, speech, or occupational therapy, and they've got a subacute unit for those needing some extra medical care. Doctors supervise patient care, and nurses are there 24/7 to cover care needs, store and manage medications, and watch for emergencies, with care plans made to fit each person's needs. The facility lets residents feel safe and valued, with private spaces and programs like CNA training for staff, and they do their best to get ready for emergencies to keep everyone safe during health crises, so families know there's a plan. Residents get to enjoy internet, Wi-Fi, a wellness center, chances to visit in private spaces, and the comfort of a place that's been recently updated for both safety and a homelike atmosphere.
