Fletcher House gives seniors different choices for living, like independent living, assisted living, memory care, and even nursing home care, and there's a real mix of rooms, like private suites or apartments with private bathrooms, kitchenettes, and some with single or deluxe suites, all with heating and air conditioning controls, so whether someone likes privacy or likes to share, there's an option to fit. The staff there stays around 24 hours a day for help and supervision, and there's always a call system or panic buttons in case someone needs help right away. Residents get help with bathing, dressing, moving around, medication, and all the daily things that can get tough as people age, plus there's support for special health needs like Parkinson's care, diabetes, and those who need incontinence or non-ambulatory care. They've got meal service set up, with organic ingredients, and the chef can make changes for folks who need special diets or pureed food, and the kitchen folks handle all food prep and serving, which takes a load off everyone.
The community is pet-friendly so folks can bring their animals, and the building has things that make life easier, like free Wi-Fi, cable TV, telephones, storage, and all appliances, and housekeeping and linen service keeps things tidy, while laundry services are private for those who want them. There's transportation arranged for doctor visits, day trips, errands, shopping, and religious services, along with moving help if someone needs it. The calendar stays busy, with movie nights, community activities, outings, social nights, and all sorts of music, arts, and crafts programs, in addition to computer learning classes, sewing and crafts rooms, a pool table, card tables, and a dry bar, so no one's bored. People who like to keep moving can use the workout areas, walking paths, or even take part in water aerobics, exercise classes, or pet therapy, while there's also a jacuzzi, sauna, wellness room, and massage therapy for comfort and relaxation.
There's a reading room, a lending library, and a beauty salon and barber shop if someone wants a trim or some pampering, plus a recreation room and spaces where people sit and spend time together. Residents who need physical, occupational, speech, or aquatic therapy can get it on-site, and there's even an onsite clinic for things like X-rays and lab work. The staff at Fletcher House is trained in The Eden Alternative, which means they focus on making care personal and meaningful, with individual care plans and enough flexibility for everyone's personal needs. The community welcomes people who speak English, and they try to support a real feeling of kindness and inclusivity for everyone who lives there. With Tennessee license #68 and 62 assisted living units, Fletcher House offers a place where seniors can find support, safety, and many ways to enjoy the day.
