Four care types stack up at Ave Maria Home in Bartlett, TN. They are assisted living, memory care, skilled nursing, and nursing home care.
Assisted living itemises dressing, bathing, and taking medication, and the help arrives at the apartment. Wandering is a risk that only shows itself when nobody is looking, which is why memory care means a secured perimeter and someone watching. Skilled nursing is licensed cover at any hour, the level the other three can hand a resident on to.
Short-term rehabilitation covers a temporary stay aimed at recovery, with nursing and rehabilitation services behind it. Four levels under one roof mean needs can grow without a change of community, across 100 beds.
Six hours and 14 minutes of nurse time lies behind each resident’s day. Medicaid, Medicare, and private pay are accepted, and depending is the operative term, since none of the three fits everyone.
At 43, the Walk Score puts this in car-dependent country. Transportation for shopping and appointments is one of the amenities, and a low score with a ride attached is a different fact from a low score alone. A salon handles grooming, pastoral care, and religious services cover the spiritual side, and Emmanuel Wilson is named administrator.




















