The Lantern at Morning Pointe Alzheimer's Center
About
The Lantern at Morning Pointe Lenoir City is a dedicated Alzheimer's and dementia memory care community in Lenoir City, Tennessee, serving Loudon County and the southwestern Knoxville area. Licensed nurses are on campus around the clock in a single-story, home-like community trained in the Best Friends™ approach and Teepa Snow Positive Approach to Care™. The facility features the Meaningful Day™ program and restaurant-style dining, with an adjacent assisted living community on the same campus.
Rooms & Floor Plans
Lantern Studio
Open studio memory care apartment with open and spacious designs for convenience and safety. Paint colors chosen to promote peace and calm. Private apartment with 24-hour emergency pendant issued to each resident.
Capacity
49 residents
Phone
(865) 271-9966Website
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Amenities
Life & Activities
Ratings & Reviews
4.6
out of 5
Based on 18 reviews
Reviews (20)
Reviews from Google
Jeff Pell
We have had the pleasure to work with the Lantern at Morning Pointe in Lenoir City many times. They provide excellent care for their residents and are a very compassionate group.
Frank Pietrick
Overall my experience with The Lantern in Lenoir City has been very good. With the exception of one incident, issues with my loved one have been minimal since her arrival eighteen months ago. The Executive Director, Carol is very caring and always available to answer questions and address any issues that I bring to her attention.
Pam Patterson
Our family had a great time sharing a wonderful meal with our mom. The monthly themed get together are well attended and much appreciated. We know mom looks forward to them and also raves about the food.
Mike Peel
Knox Out
Really confused about the purpose of a place that claims to be something but completely ignores the actual reality of the diseases. (Continued) oh I have try to have conversations and still nothing but disbelief. You play with peoples emotions, consider maybe hiring proper skilled nurses to assist in the care? Seriously…..
