Carriage Court of Memphis

Jeune W. 

on Citysearch

13 years ago

Excellent Care – I can't describe what an unbelievable blessing it was to me and my siblings when a friend recommended Carriage Court to me when my father could no longer live in the home he shared with my mother and where she had died eight years earlier. I wanted him to come live with me but then realized that he would be just as alone as he was in his own home because my husband and I work very long hours that also necessitated frequent out of town travel. He was apprehensive also at first - right up to the first moment w... read more

Janet W. 

on Citysearch

13 years ago

Great place – My Dad had a stroke and then lived in this facility for several years before he died at age 94. He loved this place , because they preserved his independence and treated him with respect and like family. He loved Tony and Melanie and Beth for their interest in him and he loved all the activities. He was very much an extrovert and owned a barber shop for many years so the people contact was perfect for him. His room was like a little apt and very sufficient for him. I miss seeing all of them since he died since ... read more

Angie S. 

on Citysearch

13 years ago

Always there for us – We were so fortunate that we found Carriage Court and that they had an opening for our mother. She was in a state of delirium and needed alot of TLC. We could not have been more pleased with the assistance we were given by the staff of Carriage Court to help get her settled in her room and quickly seen by a doctor. She started to engage with the staff and became very comfortable in her new home. The nursing staff was always concerned for her health and well being. She had the unfortunate luck to fall an... read more

Melissa M. 

on Citysearch

13 years ago

Less Than Zero – If you have any concern for your loved one, especially one that needs the services of an assited living facility, such as medication administration or incontient care, I strongly advise against this facility. My mother was at Carriage Court for over one year and it was a constant battle to get the care givers to provide the incontient care that I paid for and to ensure that medication was administered properly. The CNS's are not only uncaring, but in one instance abusive. Compalints to the even more uncaring... read more

Judith O. 

on Citysearch

13 years ago

Horrific experience. WHERE ARE THE ADMINISTRATORS???? – Horrific experiences by my friend who went to Carriage House due to having multiple sclerosis. She was previously a nurse for many years at St. Jude Children's Hospital where she was beloved. While she may have MS, she is aware of her surroundings and what is going on around her. She felt like she had lost all of her independence and freedom while there. After being there for a very short period of time, she had an acute stroke like episode. She lost the use of her left... read more

RRMEM 

on Citysearch

13 years ago

Carriage Court is Caring, Compassionate and Comfortable – Our dad went to Carriage Court this summer for respite care. He has been sick for some time and the caretaking was taking its toll on our mom. Neither of them was getting the care or nutrition that they needed. We knew everyone needed help and we were lucky enough to find Carriage Court. It is like living at home. Okay, not just like living at home! But it is very comfortable. Very homey. And the staff are all so helpful. So friendly. So caring. The two women who run ... read more

IBCMemphis 

on Citysearch

13 years ago

Amazing Assisted Living – Carriage Court was a real Godsend when my mother needed to move from independent to assisted living recently. Because of her fierce independence, no one in the family was prepared. She entered the hospital for a week, went straight to an skilled nursing facility (Memphis Jewish Home), and over the course of a month they quite literally saved her life. Having visited what my husband and I considered an ideal facility, it turned out to have a six-month wait when she needed to be discharged in 2 weeks!... read more