American House

I toured American House Murfreesboro; the lady came in on a Saturday to show me around, which I appreciated. I liked that the facility was locked all the time, but on the flipside, I'd have to do more work to get in. It was smaller and it seemed dark. I don't know if that's just me or maybe because it was a Saturday and not everything was going on. I couldn't see what went on, on a day to day basis. This was my very first tour, so it didn't seem important until I toured other communities during the week. We chose another community because American House was a lot more expensive, and the rooms were smaller.

This community was fine. I felt my loved one wouldn't have gotten the attention my loved one needed.

We had a nice tour experience with American House Fort Meyers. The draw back for us was just the size, it was way too large for my loved one. The staff were great with following up with us after the tour we had.

There is actually an owner on site everyday. They have been responsive to my loved one's needs.

Overall, it was a very good experience! It gives off a, homey feeling not like a cruise ship vibe others offered. It was reasonably priced.

The lady who gave our family was the tour was great - she was so involved and knew all of the residents name. All of the employees we encountered during our loved ones stay were super friendly and based on our experience we would recommend them to other families.

We overall had a very positive tour experience with American House Kingsport, we narrowed it down to this facility and another. I was very intrigued with their activities they had provided - they looked great. The set up of the rooms was nice. They were a little pushy even though we were not sure when my loved one would be able to move in and we did not like that approach, but otherwise it was a great tour experience.

My loved one, is not happy with the food, and complains that is is sometimes bland and cold. Overall, my loved one is still adjusting to the community. We picked this facility, becasue it is an exclusive community, and it gave my loved one the opportunity to connect with old friends.

Anthology at Burlington is a newer community that has all the bells and whistles. The gal that we worked with during the initial move in [name removed] was wonderful. Everyone has been pretty friendly, the care givers have bee great and understanding. Overall the meals seem to be good we do not hear really any complaints from our loved one. They also have a ton of different activities they do a really good job with that.

We toured with American House Livonia and it was not very clean - there were a couple things my loved one and I had pointed out that we noticed. It was also quite expensive.

They have a very friendly staff and lots of medical services. The rooms are really nice. I was pleasantly surprised that the food is pretty good. Everything is prepared fresh. Occasionally there's something my parents don't like, but here are lots of choices at every meal. My parents haven't really found activities they're interested in yet, except for Wednesday and Friday happy hours with live music that are phenomenal.

They do a good job. They lack, sometimes, with communication.

I toured American House Bartlett; it was neat and modern. I really didn't have any experience with them before, so those were the first things I noticed compared to other communities. We chose another community because it fit into our budget a little better.

My mom is adjusting and doing well so far at American House Freedom Place. The facility is very clean and the staff seemed to be organized. My mom is much more active than she was before which we are happy about. We are overall pleased with the experience and happy with the care that she is receiving here, I leave knowing that she is in good hands. I would recommend American House to others looking.

The location of this community is really convenient for our family. The care services have been so far so good, we have not had a meal there ourselves or really experience the dining hall but our loved one has not complained about the meals so we assume they are good. Based on our experience so far we would recommend the American House community to other families.

I was very pleased with American House Assisted Living. Beautiful living space, options for all types of activities catering to needs of the residents. The dining room is beautiful and spaced well for those with walkers or wheelchairs. Food is actually really good. The chef and kitchen staff understand the limitations/requirements seniors may have with diet, chewing, or the applicable amount of food presented. A very pleasant environment and seating space. The times for each meal service are static, however the resident has the option to eat anytime between those hours. The cost was appropriate to market value for the area. For what American House has to offer it's residents including the apartment it was a win-win.

I toured American House Hendersonville, the person who gave me the tour was wonderful. He answered all of my questions; it was my first tour so I didn't know what to expect and he made it a very easy process. I chose another community because with good recommendations, they had just been bought out. It looked like it needed a little work, but they were getting ready to do renovations. It was also closer to my house and they had a private room available with limited time.

They could work to improve on the food, the security of the building as well as the lighting - after 6pm you have to use a key to get in but any other hours of the day you just push the handicapped button and you can get right in. However other than those improvements our loved one is extremely happy there and we would absolutely recommend this community to other families.