Brookdale Sevierville

What license does Brookdale Sevierville hold in Tennessee?

Brookdale Sevierville holds Tennessee assisted-care living facility license #188, issued by the Health Facilities Commission for 70 beds and valid until May 12, 2027.

The license is renewed every year on the anniversary of its first issue in 1999, so the expiration date above should roll forward annually.

Is Brookdale Sevierville a big or small assisted living building by Sevier County standards?

At 70 licensed beds, Brookdale Sevierville ranks 1st of 3 licensed ACLFs in Sevier County, one of the larger buildings, and holds about 37% of the county's licensed assisted living beds.

For context, the median ACLF across Knox and the six surrounding counties is licensed for 70 beds. Licensed beds are a ceiling, not an occupancy count; ask how many residents live there today and how many apartments are shared.

When was Brookdale Sevierville last surveyed by the state?

Brookdale Sevierville's last survey date in the state listing is December 31, 2024, 22 months ago at the time of this build.

Tennessee's ACLF rule calls for an unannounced visit within 15 months of the last one, so this date is older than the cycle. Public listings are sometimes updated late; ask the administrator for the most recent statement of deficiencies and the plan of correction that answered it.

This listing is newer than the seven-county median of 38 months.

Does Brookdale Sevierville offer locked memory care?

Yes. The October 2026 bed report credits Brookdale Sevierville with 14 secured beds within its 70-bed license; Tennessee treats a secured unit as a distinct area where residents are deliberately kept from leaving except as fire safety requires.

A Tennessee secured unit has to keep an attendant awake and on the unit 24 hours a day, document a daily staffing pattern, re-evaluate every placement quarterly and train every unit worker on dementia care each year. Read the full secured-unit rules.

Is there any state enforcement on file for Brookdale Sevierville?

The state shows a clean enforcement record for Brookdale Sevierville: zero actions on the HFC listing and no mention in the Facility Action and Abuse Reports checked back to January 2025.

Most deficiencies are corrected without any order, which is why this count can be zero even after a survey with findings. Ask for the most recent statement of deficiencies anyway.

Which hospitals and alternatives are close to Brookdale Sevierville in Sevierville?

The nearest other licensed ACLF is Spring Arbor of Sevierville in Sevierville (same ZIP by straight line, 56 beds, 56 secured), and the closest acute-care hospital is Covenant Health LeConte at about 0.0 miles.

The closest Medicare-certified nursing homes are Smoky Mountain Health and Rehabilitation Center (7.0 mi, CMS 1 of 5) and Valley Springs Health and Rehabilitation Center (11.9 mi, CMS 4 of 5).

Distances are measured between ZIP-code centers, not street addresses, so treat them as a rough guide to what is close.

What should families ask on a tour of Brookdale Sevierville?

Let the state data set the agenda. First, the listed survey is 22 months old: ask for the newest statement of deficiencies and its plan of correction.

• Ask how medication errors are tracked and who on staff is responsible for the medication cart.
• Ask how quickly a call button is answered at 3 a.m., and how the building measures it.
• Ask how the 14-bed secured unit is staffed at night and on weekends, and request the daily staffing log.
• Ask whether the community contracts with TennCare CHOICES plans for assisted care services, and the room-and-board rate if so.
• Ask for the fee schedule in writing; the rule requires 30 days' notice to residents before fees change.