McKendree Village Foundation

McKendree Village Foundation sits at 4343 Lebanon Rd Towers 202 in Hermitage, Tennessee, and you can see places like Andrew Jackson's Hermitage nearby, along with shops like Walmart Hermitage Supercenter and different stores and restaurants, plus folks can get there by bus route 6 or train line 90 since there are public transit stops like Lebanon Pike & Monaco Dr Nb a short walk away, and the Moovit app gives you step-by-step directions with live updates so getting around isn't too much trouble, and the community itself consists of different options like independent living if folks want a maintenance-free place with meals, social activities, and all the usual chores handled but with extra help always ready, and they have assisted living where folks get help with daily things like getting dressed, taking medicines, and meals brought to them, plus there's full nursing care around the clock for people who need more support including rehab and wound care, and they've got special memory care at Serenity Memory Care for folks with Alzheimer's and dementia who need special programs and activities all day and night, and short-term stays for respite care too so caregivers can take a break, and the whole place is operated by The Foundation For Health Care Continuums, with a not-for-profit religious background connected to the Tennessee Annual Conference of the United Methodist Church, and the Foundation's main focus is to provide for the benevolent care of eligible residents right here in Hermitage, with skilled nursing, assisted living, memory care, and independent living all in one place, and staff are on site all day and night including licensed nurses, and there's an emergency call system for safety as well as medication management, community events, programs to encourage health and vitality, and even things like Tranquility Salon & Styling for haircuts and grooming, and with a BBB rating of A+ for quality and service, plus licensing and monthly verification for safety, board members and staff work together to keep everything running, and the Foundation, which started in 1998, supports older adults by giving grants, like one for $200,000 to the Encore Ministry Foundation in 2023, and accepts donations to fund ministry and care for seniors, all while making sure assets and finances are responsibly managed, and being part of the Nashville-Davidson-Murfreesboro-Franklin area, the community remains active and well-connected to its neighbors.