Knoxville Landing

Is Knoxville Landing a state-licensed assisted living facility?

Knoxville Landing holds Tennessee assisted-care living facility license #100, issued by the Health Facilities Commission for 102 beds and valid until May 12, 2027.

Each Tennessee ACLF license is good for one year and must be renewed on its anniversary; this one was first issued November 20, 1998.

Is Knoxville Landing a big or small assisted living building by Knox County standards?

At 102 licensed beds, Knoxville Landing ranks 7th of 33 licensed ACLFs in Knox County, one of the larger buildings, and holds about 4% of the county's licensed assisted living beds.

Across all seven counties the middle-sized ACLF has 70 beds. Size cuts both ways: a bigger building tends to offer more activities and staff depth, a smaller one fewer handoffs and quieter halls. Ask how many residents share each aide on the day shift and at night.

When was Knoxville Landing last surveyed by the state?

The HFC listing gives April 3, 2023 as Knoxville Landing's most recent survey, which was 43 months before this page was generated.

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 older than the seven-county median of 38 months.

How many secured dementia beds does Knoxville Landing report?

Yes. The October 2026 bed report credits Knoxville Landing with 19 secured beds within its 102-bed license; Tennessee treats a secured unit as a distinct area where residents are deliberately kept from leaving except as fire safety requires.

State rule 0720-26-.08(9) attaches duties to every secured unit: an awake attendant physically on the unit at all hours, a physician-RN-family evaluation before admission, a placement review each quarter, and yearly dementia training for all unit staff. Read the full secured-unit rules.

Has the Health Facilities Commission disciplined Knoxville Landing?

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

An empty enforcement column only means no penalty order was issued. Routine survey citations are fixed through plans of correction and never show up here, so the survey report is still the document to read.

What other licensed assisted living is near Knoxville Landing?

The nearest other licensed ACLF is Shannondale Assisted Living Center in Knoxville (same ZIP by straight line, 49 beds, 0 secured), and the closest acute-care hospital is Parkwest Medical Center at about 3.5 miles.

The closest Medicare-certified nursing homes are West Hills Health and Rehab (0.3 mi, CMS 3 of 5) and Legacy Park Health and Rehabilitation (1.1 mi, CMS 1 of 5).

These are straight-line miles from the center of ZIP code 37909; actual driving routes around Knoxville will be longer.

Which questions does Knoxville Landing's record raise?

Bring the record with you. To start, the listed survey is 43 months old: ask for the newest statement of deficiencies and its plan of correction.

• Ask who gives medications: a licensed nurse, or a certified medication aide supervised by one.
• Ask how quickly a call button is answered at 3 a.m., and how the building measures it.
• Ask how the 19-bed secured unit is staffed at night and on weekends, and request the daily staffing log.
• Ask which TennCare health plans, if any, the community works with for CHOICES members.
• Ask for the written disclosure of liability insurance and the medication disposal policy, both required before admission.