StoryPoint Senior Living

For over thirty years, Wesley Senior Ministries has been serving senior adults as an outreach of The United Methodist Church. It is a housing and healthcare ministry chartered to provide caring services that enhance the quality of living for elderly persons, regardless of race, creed, sex, disabling condition or the ability to pay. All Wesley communities are ecumenical in both staff and residents. Serving the whole person in body, mind and spirit is a commitment of each community. We respond to needs in the following ways: Assisted living is for individuals who need to combine their independence with assistance in personal care such as meals, housekeeping, laundry, monitoring of medicines, or bathing and dressing. Wesley Senior Ministries is committed to a caring ministry to residents in Wesley communities. The caring extends to the families of residents and the Wesley staff. Our goal is comfortable and affordable care for all who choose to live in one of the Wesley Senior Ministries communities. For more information or assistance in choosing a new lifestyle, e-mail us at need info@wesleyhousing.com or call 901-380-4900.

Wades of Memphis, Inc. is a trusted senior care agency that has been providing private duty home care for over 50 years in Cordova, TN, and the surrounding areas. Their dedicated Nurse Attendants and Companion Aids offer excellent and reliable services, including meal preparation, bathing and toilet assistance, light housekeeping, errands, transportation, and companionship. With a commitment to quality care, Wades of Memphis ensures that their Nurse Attendants are highly qualified, having completed nurse aid training, possessing at least two years of experience, and maintaining a clean criminal record. Their mission is to provide a helping hand to seniors and other adults in need, offering affordable rates and compassionate support for their daily activities.Generated from the website

Home health care services are not exclusive to the elderly. These professionals may cater to homebound patients who have undergone surgery, are recovering from stroke, cancer, or injuries and those who suffer from progressive diseases such as Alzheimer's.