American House Kingsport sits in Kingsport, Tennessee, right at the foothills of the Great Smoky Mountains, and offers a peaceful spot with family feel and a welcoming community. The place lets seniors choose between independent living, assisted living, memory care for those with Alzheimer's or other dementias, nursing home care, or respite stays, and the apartments come maintenance-free with private or companion options, each with a kitchenette, private bath, and plenty of sunlight. The facility provides daily help with bathing, dressing, meals, laundry, medication reminders, and physical therapy, plus meal assistance and support for all kinds of personal needs, and there's a team on site 24/7 with licensed practical nurses and certified practitioners. The community's resource center helps families get answers and quick support from advisors, and urgent care help is always ready if a loved one needs care right away.
American House Kingsport has a family-friendly approach that makes residents feel at home, encourages neighbors to gather in comfortable communal spaces, and offers social spots like a shaded courtyard, community gardens, rocking chairs on the porch, and a front porch social area. Inside, you'll find elegant dining rooms, large windows for natural light, reading lounges, and cozy seating areas, and residents can enjoy activities every day, with field trips, crafts, games, gardening, movie nights, and more, plus there's resident programming seven days a week. People living with memory loss get extra supervision and support in safe areas like the Memory Care patio with umbrella tables, the shared living room near a warm fireplace, and bedrooms set up for comfort and calm.
Health services include monthly wellness checks, medication management, help with doctor visits and virtual appointments through the MyChart program, and connections to home health agencies for rehab needs. Programs aim to spark meaningful connections and a sense of belonging, run by trained recreation therapists and staff who focus on person-centered care. There's assistance for chronic illnesses, long-term support, and personalized plans for all stages of dementia. Residents get cable TV, laundry service, beauty shop visits, and all the basics of daily living handled for them, plus there's always quick help for a sudden need, and families have guidance if they're looking for other senior care resources.
American House Kingsport ties into other senior living communities, local associations, training, and education for staff, and keeps up a directory and events for those involved in long-term care. The whole setup works to provide a steady place for seniors and their families, with plenty of ways to stay active, safe, and comfortable in a landscape that feels like home.
