Signature Lifestyles of Rogersville

My grandmother was here, and anytime I would visit her, elizabeth was extremely rude and unprofessional. She made my grandmother's experience terrible. If you go here, request someone else. Everyone else is amazing and made up for it.

This place is AMAZNG!! Christina is also AMAZING! Thank you so much for welcoming my mom with open arms. 😂 This place exceeded my expectations

My mom recently stayed here a week for respite care. It was a fabulous experience! The facility is clean and attractive, the administration and staff are incredibly helpful and kind, and my mom was so very happy. That, alone, speaks volumes. I asked several of the residents how they liked it, and all were complementary and said it was a good place to be. We hope to continue respite care here at Signature Lifestyles of Rogersville.

My mother resided at Signature Lifestyles just short of three years. The staff was very kind and caring to her. She kept them on their toes as she was one of the frisky residents. I was always amazed at how the nurses and staff could handle every situation with calmness and professionalism.

Signature Lifestyles of Rogersville Assisted Living seems to do well. It was a no nonsense place. They weren't as nice as the other places, but it was a whole lot cheaper. But the best thing I liked about it is you can have your own studio room or one-bedroom. They were just as nice as a $6,000 a month facility, except that place you can have your very own nice apartment that was only about $4,000 a month. The overall place wasn't quite as nice. They didn't have as many rugs on the floor as mostly they have laminate flooring, which is cleaner than rugs. It just wasn't quite as comfy, but it certainly wasn't draconian. But by the same token, they had all the same facilities, they had doctors coming in and out of there, and they had a bus service. So they had everything. It was clean, but it just wasn't as nice, and I noticed they didn't have quite as many staff people there with the size of the facility. It's still in a quiet area of Rogersville, which is really quite nice. The lady that's running the place is a no nonsense woman, and there's no double speak in there. She's like, "This is what we got, and this is how much, and this is what happens." Ask a question, you get an answer. She was happy to give me the complete info on the place, prices, and all the other stuff. They had a big common room. There were a lot of people out and about, and there were no masks. There were people in wheelchairs that were coming in, and going out on the front steps, and out in the courtyard without any problem from the staff. They seemed to be enjoying themselves, so I think it looked to me like the kind of place you call home rather than being locked up.