Ahava Healthcare Costs & Pricing
Ahava Healthcare's monthly costs for room types are notably aligned with the broader market trends in both Montgomery County and Tennessee. For private rooms, Ahava Healthcare charges $3,960, which is significantly higher than the average cost in Montgomery County at $2,520, but remains competitive when compared to the state average of $3,696. Similarly, for semi-private accommodations, Ahava matches its private pricing at $3,960; this fee surpasses Montgomery County's average of $3,436 while remaining above Tennessee's lower average of $3,162. These figures suggest that while Ahava Healthcare's rates are on the higher end locally and state-wide, they reflect a commitment to quality care and services that might justify the premium pricing for prospective residents.
| Floor plans | Ahava Healthcare | Montgomery County | Tennessee |
|---|
| Private | $3,960 | $2,520 | $3,696 |
| Semi-Private | $3,960 | $3,436 | $3,162 |
Overall Review of Ahava Healthcare
common
4 reviews mention this
Safety checks show up repeatedly
Residents and visitors mention safety checks during entry.
Several reviewers point to the facility taking safety seriously at check-in, including electronic sign-in and temperature screening. A couple of reviews also mention feeling confident in the facility’s safety and security protocols, and that temperatures are checked as part of the process.
differentiator
6 reviews mention this
Therapy support is a key theme
Rehab and PT/OT support are repeatedly described as helpful.
Reviews from people on the rehab side frequently highlight physical therapy and occupational/therapy support, including staff being accommodating and helping residents keep progressing. Some reviewers specifically mention improvements in mobility or recovery momentum, along with attention to personal goals for the best possible outcome.
common
3 reviews mention this
Food gets mixed but some praise
Meals are described positively by several families.
A few reviewers describe meals as pretty good, and one notes that dinner was served at the proper temperature and looked good. Another mentions receiving a complimentary lunch during a visit, framing the food experience as part of their overall visit.
caveat
4 reviews mention this
Facility age and comfort concerns
Some reviewers raise concerns about older facilities and beds.
Multiple reviews call out that the facility and rooms feel dated, with comments about older beds and the need for better comfort. A reviewer also mentions that there was no live TV and that a bed felt too short, while another flags beds as an area that would make a big difference for patients.
caveat
3 reviews mention this
Serious care failures appear in a few reviews
A small set of reviews describe severe care and discharge problems.
While many reviews are positive, a few are sharply negative and describe serious lapses, including lost items affecting basic needs, hygiene problems, and an infection that led to a hospital stay. Other negative reviews describe severe nutrition problems that required emergency care, and at least one recounts discharge concerns and disputes about documentation.
caveat
2 reviews mention this
Pricing is notably above benchmarks
Monthly pricing is positioned well above county and state benchmarks.
The posted pricing for private and semi-private options sits noticeably above both county and state reference levels. One review also references a suggested additional monthly cost for assisted living, highlighting that families may see charges beyond what they first expect.
How we summarize
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