Asbury Place of Johnson City Costs & Pricing
Asbury Place of Johnson City offers a compelling value in senior living, particularly when compared to both Washington County and the broader state of Tennessee. With monthly costs starting at $1,495 for a studio and reaching up to $1,995 for a two-bedroom unit, residents can enjoy high-quality accommodations at significantly lower prices than the county's averages of $3,544 for studios and $4,396 for two bedrooms. Even for one-bedroom units, priced at $1,795 at Asbury Place, the cost is considerably more affordable than the county's average of $3,628. This pricing structure not only reflects a commitment to accessible living options but also underscores the attractive lifestyle available in Johnson City compared to surrounding areas.
| Floor plans | Asbury Place of Johnson City | Washington County | Tennessee |
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| Studio | $1,495 | $3,544 | $3,485 |
| 1 Bedroom | $1,795 | $3,628 | $3,592 |
| 2 Bedrooms | $1,995 | $4,396 | $3,962 |
Overall Review of Asbury Place of Johnson City
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28 reviews mention this
Staff compassion is a strong theme
Residents describe a medical team that is caring, attentive, and professional.
Across many visits, residents and family members mention staff who were kind, helpful, and responsive, including nurses, doctors, and other support roles. Several reviews highlight reassurance and patient-focused bedside manners, with frequent check-ins and time taken to address concerns. Even in more difficult situations, multiple reviewers say the care team still put their needs first.
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6 reviews mention this
Care teams explain and keep you informed
Residents often say staff were informative and answered questions clearly.
Several reviews mention staff being informative and explaining what to expect, including during procedures. Others describe feeling supported because clinicians and nurses stayed engaged—checking in, answering questions, and keeping them updated on progress. A few reviewers also specifically call out that they were listened to rather than dismissed.
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6 reviews mention this
Check-in and wait times vary, but often feel quick
Some residents report smooth check-in and short waits during their visits.
A number of reviews describe fast, organized arrivals and minimal delays, including during procedures. Some residents specifically note that check-in went smoothly and that they did not experience significant wait times. A separate set of negative reviews exists, but the recurring positive thread is that many visits moved along efficiently.
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3 reviews mention this
Food service comes up positively
Residents sometimes praise the cafeteria and food they received during stays.
A few reviews single out cafeteria staff and say they were helpful in getting what was needed. Others mention that the food exceeded expectations or that food staff were part of a positive overall experience. These comments are limited compared with the broader praise for staff care.
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9 reviews mention this
Mixed reports include rough treatment
Some residents report experiences with rude behavior, poor pain control, or cleanliness problems.
While many reviews are positive, several residents describe instances of being talked down to, treated roughly, or not receiving what they needed in a timely way. Other negative comments focus on cleanliness concerns and operational problems during longer stays, including difficult IV or room conditions. A few also describe conflict around communication, security, or discharge/transfer timing, which drives the overall caution in the feedback.
How we summarize
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Independent Living
Skilled Nursing Facility
Cats allowed
Dogs allowed
Tri-Cities Regional (11 miles away)
Friendly staff and residents; engaging activities; clean, accessible, pet-friendly.
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