OUR STORY
Our Story
Originally owned by the Tennessee Methodist Conference and opened as a community for Methodist ministers, church leadership and all their families, McKendree Village, named after William McKendree, an American Methodist Bishop, started as an Assisted Living facility in 1963, that eventually grew into a continuing care retirement community to sever both church members and the community. McKendree’s heritage is honored with regular worship services in our beautiful on-site Chapel, hymn sings, and Bible studies for our residents.
McKendree Village has a rich community history and is designed to meet the needs of residents and their families wherever they are in the aging process. We feature 29 Independent Living cottage homes, 200 Independent Living apartments, a full service, licensed Assisted Living and Memory Care that can serve over 90 residents and a 180 bed Health and Rehabilitation Center that provides long-term care and short-term rehabilitation and medical services. The availability of this many progressive levels of care and resources is unparalleled, and truly provides a sense of home as our residents age and enjoy their lives through their golden years.
With a fresh remodel within the last 5 years, an indoor pool, 7-acre park with paved walkways and pavilion, on-site chef, full-time fitness coordinator, transportation services to medical appointments and shopping, and an active recreational calendar, McKendree Village seniors and their families can rest assured that their needs are met by a friendly, fun, caring staff that deliver a true sense of community. Many residents have lived on our campus for over a decade, and we have treasured staff that have been providing outstanding resident care for over 30 years. Our residents deserve, and receive, the most compassionate, professional care we can provide at McKendree Village.
All your needs, with all our hearts.