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August 5, 2023
My mother has moved into Hickory Hills Alzheimer's Special Care Center. They're very in touch and personal with each resident. They keep them very active and treat them like family. They play games. They have old movies that they watch. They give them literature to read. The rooms are very good-sized, and they have restrooms in their rooms.
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About Stonecreek Memory Care in Hendersonville, Tennessee
Stone Creek Memory Care is located in Hendersonville, TN offers both memory care and respite care for seniors. With an outstanding staff and beautiful 66-bed community, Stone Creek is thoroughly equipped to meet your loved one's physical, social, mental and emotional needs. The staff at Stone Creek incorporates each individual resident's life story into their personalized daily care plan. Utilizing our distinctive Meaningful Moments® approach, our team provides a warm and meaningful assisted living environment that includes family and friends. We welcome and encourage you to join us in the many activities we offer at Stone Creek. Our community offers: Pre-admission home visit and assessment Specially trained staff to assist with all aspects of care while encouraging independence A fully supervised, success-oriented activities program Regularly scheduled social events with family involvement Three nutritious meals served daily, with snacks available throughout the day Supervised outings to nearby points of interest Furnished linens and routine housekeeping Comfortable, attractively decorated living rooms, activity rooms, and private conversation areas Cable TV and fireplace in living rooms Beautifully landscaped secured courtyard with walking areas Individualized service plans Electronically monitored security system TV and phone outlets in all resident rooms Support groups, educational programs and referral services To learn more about this provider's license and review other available state reports, please visit: Tennessee Department of Health Health Care Facilities
Services and Amenities of Stonecreek Memory Care in Hendersonville, Tennessee
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- Offers Respite Care
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- State Licenses: 432
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Reviews of Stonecreek Memory Care in Hendersonville, Tennessee
4.5
(10 reviews)
Facility
4.9
Staff
4.8
Food
4.3
Activities
4.0
Value
4.6
Reviewer RC#0704d
4
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August 19, 2024
When I toured Stone Creek Memory Care, they had been acquired by a corporate manager, and they turned over all the staff and renovated the whole facility, and what I saw there was very positive. Since they just renovated, it's all new staff. Nobody at this point is burned out. Everything is mostly new and it seemed well furnished, they have good activities and good amenities, and a decent ratio of staff to residents (although it seemed like they had quite a few residents). Because they were all freshly renovated, the units were very nice in terms of spaciousness. While my first impression is good across the board, the fact that they haven't been in operation for very long under this set of management raises questions about how it's going to be in the long term. The staff were all very good. Everyone was very friendly, including the people who were directing activities with the residents and staff. It seemed like there were some accidents in progress while I was there, but I understand that this happens. It's not that these people were not well attended or anything, but it was slightly messy and very slightly smelly as a result. It's probably fine though. I don't think that it is a bigger indication of a problem.
Pat
5
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August 5, 2023
My mother has moved into Hickory Hills Alzheimer's Special Care Center. They're very in touch and personal with each resident. They keep them very active and treat them like family. They play games. They have old movies that they watch. They give them literature to read. The rooms are very good-sized, and they have restrooms in their rooms.
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Diane
5
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June 11, 2022
My husband will be moving into Hickory Hills Alzheimer's Special Care Center. The tour experience was very nice. We went through the whole building and outside (except the kitchen). The thing I liked most about it is that it was small. They only had 44 people there yesterday. It's very cozy. It's like being home almost. The staff was very well informed. She knew what she was talking about. The rooms were very cozy, very nice, and very clean. The whole place was very neat and clean. The dining area was very nice and had tables for four. There's a little TV room. I felt like it's a safe place. I felt like there's no way he could leave the building without them being aware that the door is open, so that was good. There wasn't anything I could say that I didn't like about it or the staff that I met.
Dianne
5
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February 10, 2021
We chose Hickory Hills in Hendersonville for my husband because it just seemed more appropriate for him. He's only been there a little while, but I'm very pleased with everything so far. The staff is great. As far as I know, the food is good, but I've not eaten there. It's very clean and nice. I haven't gone into his room, but the floor plans looked nice. This is all still new, but I am extremely pleased with the way they treat him and care for him. I know that at Christmas they did gingerbread houses. They do crosswords and they do games. The family is not involved in the activities.
David
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March 19, 2020
My parents are in Hickory Hills Alzheimers Special Care Center. It's a secure memory care facility. It's open, airy, light, and very nice, and I immediately felt comfortable there. The staff is really good and seems to really care about the patients and dedicated to the facility. The other facilities that I visited were more clinical feeling and felt more inviting. The food appears pretty good, and their menus seem pretty varied. They do 3 meals a day plus snacks in between. They're very concerned about the patients not losing weight. They're very proactive in making sure that patients are getting enough to drink, staying hydrated and that they're eating good food. They have a fairly busy calendar of activities every day of the week. They encourage the residents to participate, but they do not mandate that they participate. Some of the activities are puzzles, games, crafts, and other activities that they invite families to participate such as meals or parties.
Provider Response
Reviewer02172020
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February 24, 2020
My friend is in Hickory Hills Alzheimer's Special Care Center. I love it. It's wonderful. The staff is great. They have a hair salon where she also gets her nails done, and they go on outings. The food is really good. She has her own room. There's a fireplace room, pet therapy, entertainment, live music, and bible study. They have a lot going on there. Everybody is very nice and very friendly. It's a beautiful facility, very clean, and nice.
tbav
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September 2, 2018
They helped when we were in crisis. Louise was especially helpful. I wish they had more itactivities for higher functioning people. The food is good but my mom wishes she could say whether she mywants ketchup or not. They also need more outings as once a week doesn’t cut it for my mkm. She is a little stir crazy. My momma momalso doemoI’m like having a roommate but the cost for a private room is prohibitive for us. It is a beautiful place.
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Don B
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August 30, 2018
My wife has been a resident at Hickory Hills since Sept., 2017. This is our first experience with Memory Care so I checked the area thoroughly. It seems that every facility has a few "reviews" that don't get top marks. Some of that I have learned are from former employees with an ax to grind. But some are honest opinions of people whose perspective is very narrow. Alzheimer's is a very difficult field and some who need assisted living or independent living included would do better to look elsewhere. The name is Hickory Hills Alzheimer's Special Care Center; and, that is what they do; and, they do it very well. The rooms are modern, laid out in a square with one separate hallway. The residents can walk around the square under roof or go out into the center courtyard in nice weather. There are fully staffed nurses stations at both ends of the square. The staff from top to bottom legitimately gets to know your resident and cares about them (and trust me with some Alzheimer's residents including mine that's not easy). This includes administration, nurses, caregivers and maintenance, laundry and food service personnel. All of these folks know your resident, call them by name, and look after them. Activities vary from day to day; and, not all residents (including mine) participate fully. You do not want to make an Alzheimer's patient do something they don't want to do. June 21st was The Longest Day Alzheimer's national fund raising celebration; and, Hickory Hills was the Hendersonville focal point. Four hours of fun, games, horses from the Hendersonville Police mounted patrol, and food. The residents loved it all. I think I have said too much; but, I want everyone to know that I am not related to anyone at Hickory Hills except my wife who is a resident. This is a very tough job; and, they do it very well.
Lisa
5
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August 29, 2017
Hickory Hills was really beautiful, newer, updated, and very pleasant. The rooms were very nice, beautiful, not very old, and not very big compared to other places but nicely sized. They had transportation when it's needed and activities all day long. The staff was very informative and very responsive to what we said our parents would need. They were great. The surroundings and the furnishings were pleasant. Everything was very nice and very comforting.
anonymous
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August 22, 2017
Hickory Hills is new, only about a year old, and it's laid out nice. My problem is, it's very large. They have a personal trainer, the building's laid out in a great big circle, and they walk inside the building in this circle. They also have other social classes and they have full service for meals. The staff was trained to meet and greet you. The room they showed me was a little on the dark side. I think the facility has too many clients, but not enough staff.
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