Morning Pointe of Greeneville sits off Tusculum Boulevard on Mt. Bethel Road near Laughlin Hospital in Greeneville, Tennessee. This senior living community offers both independent and assisted living, as well as specialized memory care for people with Alzheimer's disease or dementia, so older adults can find the right fit for what they need as their needs change. There are 44 apartments with floor plans that include studios, alcoves, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom suites, and the rooms have kitchenettes, cable, and safety features like emergency call systems, smoke detectors, and fire sprinklers. The staff, including licensed nurses, are there around the clock and help residents with daily living tasks, medication, dressing, bathing, grooming, and getting to meals or events, and residents can get care plans that fit their own needs, with services reviewed and changed as needed.
Anyone who needs support can get help with incontinence, special diets like no-salt-added or reduced-sugar meals, and escorts to appointments, and the daily meals, planned and prepared by chefs, focus on balanced nutrition and fresh food, with restaurant-style dining, seasonal fruits and veggies, and attention to taste. Residents have access to household help like laundry and housekeeping, along with transportation and parking, and can bring pets or use pet therapy services. There are indoor and outdoor common areas, so people can relax on a front porch with rocking chairs, read in sitting areas with bookshelves, or walk in landscaped courtyards with gazebos and walking paths. There are safety systems and nurses on staff all day and night, with medical oversight and help managing medications.
Morning Pointe of Greeneville offers organized activities and outings designed by an activities director, so residents can take part in daily exercise, group volunteering, social outings, live entertainment, and even programs with local students and colleges. There's a focus on keeping everyone active, both physically and mentally, with games, crafts, fitness, and spiritual or religious activities, and the award-winning Life Enrichment Program promotes overall health and well-being. Reviews from residents and families often mention improved health and mood, increased mobility, and a welcoming, loving setting. The community has won awards for its quality care, friendly staff, positive culture, and creative approaches to senior living, with employees described as helpful and kind whether talking to residents, visitors, or each other. Everything aims to provide a safe, caring home where older adults can stay as independent as possible, get the right care, and feel comfortable and respected.
