Blount Memorial Trans Care Center sits at 2320 East Lamar Alexander Parkway in Maryville, Tennessee, and you'll notice right away the place has plenty going on, from independent living and memory care to short-term and long-term therapy because they've built the place with a campus feel and over 98 suites you can pick from. The Trans Care Center part means they help with transitional care, and they've got services focused on transgender healthcare needs, which you don't see every day, and they also offer usual skilled nursing, daily help with bathing, dressing, and medication, as well as speech, physical, and occupational therapy, wound care, and respite for caregivers. The center uses an advanced electronic charting system for good patient management, and the building's been updated recently, so most areas look modern and clean, with outdoor spaces, gardens, and walking paths where residents can spend time. They keep a pretty high occupancy because folks choose the place for comprehensive options, and you'll find units for intensive care, medical-surgical needs, even maternity and pediatrics, since it's set up as a full-service hospital with both inpatient and outpatient services right there, and staff on hand around the clock for help.
People like that there's a professional chef preparing food with all-day dining, and there's a game room, arts room, library, fitness space, and scheduled activities like movie nights and music. You've even got independent and assisted living apartments, both award-winning, set up for comfort and an active lifestyle, and secure Memory Care Suites for those living with memory concerns, giving families some peace of mind. Room options include private baths, cable TV, kitchenette, phones, and Wi-Fi, with laundry and housekeeping included, and there's also a 24-hour call system if someone needs help fast. The center helps with medication, transfers, and everyday needs for folks who can't get around easily, and they have move-in coordination to make settling in easier. The staff count is over 95 trained workers, and the administrator is Joe Cunliffe, running things with a focus on supporting independence in daily life.
The center's got a good track record-awards as one of the Best and Top Nursing Homes in Tennessee three years in a row, a consistent B-plus historical grade, A ratings for inspections, and no severe deficiencies marked. They've got medical services like emergency care, rehabilitation, and specialized units, and because they're a non-profit, some folks feel more comfortable, knowing the focus is on care, not profit. You've got Medicare acceptance, but they don't take Medicaid, so that's important to know. There's a resident and family council for feedback and support, program connections with Morning View Village, and an onsite CNA training program. You'll see easy access to places like Blount Memorial Hospital and local spots like pharmacies or restaurants, and overall, the place aims to make recovery and daily living feel steady and secure for everyone.
