Grace House sits on Floyd Avenue in Murfreesboro, Tennessee, and serves as a small Home for the Aged with six licensed beds, so you'll find a close-knit setting where staff can give personalized attention. Each resident gets a unique care plan, adjusted for their own needs, whether that's assistance with bathing, dressing, grooming, or medication help from certified staff, and there's always someone on hand for 24-hour assistance. People with memory loss or dementia can stay in a calm, low-stimuli environment, and staff offer companionship and therapeutic activities to support memory, plus walking paths and gated grounds for safety, and a smart fall prevention system. Rooms come in studio, single, or two bedroom choices, and there are private and semi-private options for nursing home care too, so folks have some options for living arrangements.
Grace House amenities include wireless internet, cable TV, a salon, barbershop, resident laundry, housekeeping, private room choices, and a simple all-inclusive rent. Every day brings three meals, with fine meats and organic fruits and vegetables planned by a Registered Dietitian, plus snacks and drinks available anytime. There are hydrotherapeutic bathing options, massage therapy, gardening, a dining room, fitness center, social and recreational rooms, arts and crafts, and devotional activities. Residents can use transportation services for outings or appointments, and healthcare services like nursing, medication help, wound care, diabetic care, incontinence supplies, and podiatry, as well as occupational therapy and support with walking or wheelchair needs. They help arrange resources covered by Medicare and other insurance, like in-home primary care and skilled therapies, although they don't accept Medicare payments directly unless certified.
Staff keep the grounds safe, with emergency call pendants, wireless call systems, mobility aids, handicap accessible features, and a sprinkler system. Devotional, educational, and health programs happen on site, and there are options for memory care, respite care, hospice, and aging in place. Pets can visit for comfort, but permanent pet ownership isn't allowed. Family members can talk to Ms. Melissa Poling, who manages the facility and serves as the main point of contact, and Grace House stays focused on assisted living standards, but isn't accredited by the BBB. People can pay with private funds, social security, VA benefits, pensions, and long-term care insurance. The facility keeps a calm, home-like setting tucked among greenery, and aims to give both comfort and peace of mind with professional care management for anyone living there.
