Morning Pointe of Brentwood
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- 1522 Wilson Pike, Brentwood, TN 37027
- (615) 285-3455
- 4.7 ( 2 reviews )
- Assisted Living and Memory Care
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About This Community
Conveniently located at 1522 Wilson Pike just north of the intersection of Moores Lane and Wilson Pike in Brentwood, Tennessee, a bedroom community of Nashville, Morning Pointe of Brentwood is a state-of-the-art assisted living community located on eight acres. The facility also offers The Lantern Alzheimer's Memory Care program in a secured dedicated wing of the building. At Morning Pointe you will find assistance with medication, transportation to appointments, delicious meals... whatever your loved one needs and whenever they need it, Morning Pointe is here serving the greater Nashville, TN area.
Morning Pointe can help manage the uncertainty of caring for an aging loved one, while enhancing their independence. At Morning Pointe, trained staff listen to learn the resident's preferences and needs. Each care plan is tailored to assure dignity and enhance quality of life. Individual care plans are reviewed regularly and when necessary are coordinated with outside medical providers allowing the residents’ ever changing needs to be met today and in the future.
At Morning Pointe, licensed nurses work closely with the resident’s family and physicians to understand changing medication needs. Our licensed nurses oversee medication management ensuring your loved one takes the correct medication at the right time.
In The Lantern program at Morning Pointe, the staff nurture and maintain each resident's individuality, dignity and quality of life through our Meaningful Day program. By investing time and attention in understanding roles, routines, life experiences and interests of each resident,The Lantern team of professionals create an environment that truly enhances the quality of life. Eating right doesn’t have to be hard. At Morning Pointe, our staff work closely with the residents to understand their preferences and create an ever changing menu that includes seasonal fruits and vegetables. A wide variety of nutritious entrees and always available alternate items create a dining experience that is full of choices.
Social interaction is one of the keys to healthy aging. At Morning Pointe, our staff listens to understand individual interests and past experiences to help build a Life Enrichment Program that includes a wide variety of activities, giving a sense of purpose and creating meaningful days.
Morning Pointe can help manage the uncertainty of caring for an aging loved one, while enhancing their independence. At Morning Pointe, trained staff listen to learn the resident's preferences and needs. Each care plan is tailored to assure dignity and enhance quality of life. Individual care plans are reviewed regularly and when necessary are coordinated with outside medical providers allowing the residents’ ever changing needs to be met today and in the future.
At Morning Pointe, licensed nurses work closely with the resident’s family and physicians to understand changing medication needs. Our licensed nurses oversee medication management ensuring your loved one takes the correct medication at the right time.
In The Lantern program at Morning Pointe, the staff nurture and maintain each resident's individuality, dignity and quality of life through our Meaningful Day program. By investing time and attention in understanding roles, routines, life experiences and interests of each resident,The Lantern team of professionals create an environment that truly enhances the quality of life. Eating right doesn’t have to be hard. At Morning Pointe, our staff work closely with the residents to understand their preferences and create an ever changing menu that includes seasonal fruits and vegetables. A wide variety of nutritious entrees and always available alternate items create a dining experience that is full of choices.
Social interaction is one of the keys to healthy aging. At Morning Pointe, our staff listens to understand individual interests and past experiences to help build a Life Enrichment Program that includes a wide variety of activities, giving a sense of purpose and creating meaningful days.
Reviews
4.7
( 2 Reviews )
Jane
April 06, 2021
I went to Morning Pointe of Brentwood last year, but I've been visiting them for years. Their memory care unit is fairly small, which makes it good. It had a lot of interesting things as you walked down the hall, like country-music memorabilia, guitars, and a piano. They have a place that some of the women visit because they have a doll bed with dolls and stuffed animals. I've seen them make floral arrangements. There is a group of people who brings flowers -- I believe they are from the fresh market -- and they deliver them once a week to Morning Pointe. They take them to the memory care unit, a group of ladies help them make flower arrangements, and then they take them and place them in different places all over Morning Pointe or take them to people that might have a birthday. There are a lot of volunteers who go there and do various things. One of my neighbors does the flower project there once a week. They focus on music. They've actually got a stage in the facility and a big activity room. The floor in one of the corners has a large piano and guitars on the wall, and they invite musical groups to play; we're one of the groups who goes once a month. I have another friend who plays the banjo and guitar, and he goes there, tells stories, and plays music. Our church has a joint partnership with them to make little bears, stuff them, and give them to children's hospitals. Another one of my friends who lives there now does a poetry club on Thursday nights. They have a wonderful dining room, a good chef, great food, and three meals a day. They're a little more open regarding COVID than some paces because they're in Williamson county. A lot of people in our church choose that place.
The memory care rooms are just bedrooms and bathroom spaces. The other apartments are just like any apartments, with one or two bedrooms, a kitchen, a bath, and a living area, and you can bring your own furniture. The staff was wonderful. I know they have had a lot of turnover during COVID, because a lot of the staff were young moms and they have been educating their children, but they've had great staff the first five years of operation.
georganne
September 06, 2018
My mother-in-law is in Morning Pointe of Brentwood's Alzheimers unit. The staff is pretty good overall. Its clean, but theres a distinct smell from the front part and the back part. They have a big room where they bring in people to play instruments, show movies, and they have different events like family day where were invited. They have flower decorating, word games, and a large, screened-in porch. I think the food could be better.
