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The Lantern at Morning Pointe of Hardin Valley

State-licensed assisted-care living facility, Knoxville, Knox County, Tennessee

70 licensed beds
70 secured beds
0 HFC actions listed
Quick answer

The Lantern at Morning Pointe of Hardin Valley at 2433 Reagan Road, Knoxville is an assisted-care living facility licensed by the Tennessee Health Facilities Commission under ACLF license #567 for 70 residents; the entire building is reported as secured memory care, and the license runs through March 23, 2027.

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Record summary

The Lantern at Morning Pointe of Hardin Valley at 2433 Reagan Road, Knoxville is an assisted-care living facility licensed by the Tennessee Health Facilities Commission under ACLF license #567 for 70 residents; the entire building is reported as secured memory care, and the license runs through March 23, 2027.

What license does The Lantern at Morning Pointe of Hardin Valley hold in Tennessee?

The HFC record shows an active ACLF license, #567, for 70 beds at 2433 Reagan Road, expiring March 23, 2027.

FieldFrom the state record
HFC licenseAssisted-care living facility #567
Licensed capacity70 beds
Secured memory care beds70
Adult day care bedsNone reported
Current license expiresMarch 23, 2027
Original licensureMarch 24, 2025
Most recent survey on the HFC listingMarch 20, 2025
Disciplinary actions on the HFC listing0
CountyKnox County
Managed by (per HFC)Senior Care Associates, LLC, Ooltewah TN

Licensed since 2025, the building must renew with HFC every year; a license that lapses for more than 60 days has to be applied for again.

Where does The Lantern at Morning Pointe of Hardin Valley rank by size among Knox County ACLFs?

At 70 licensed beds, The Lantern at Morning Pointe of Hardin Valley ranks 20th of 33 licensed ACLFs in Knox County, a mid-sized buildings, and holds about 3% 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 The Lantern at Morning Pointe of Hardin Valley last surveyed by the state?

The HFC listing gives March 20, 2025 as The Lantern at Morning Pointe of Hardin Valley's most recent survey, which was 19 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.

Among all 57 licensed ACLFs in the seven counties, the median listed survey is 38 months old.

How many secured dementia beds does The Lantern at Morning Pointe of Hardin Valley report?

Yes. The October 2026 bed report credits The Lantern at Morning Pointe of Hardin Valley with 70 secured beds, which is its full licensed capacity; Tennessee treats a secured unit as a distinct area where residents are deliberately kept from leaving except as fire safety requires.

Because the unit is locked, the state adds safeguards: a three-person admission evaluation (physician, registered nurse and a family member or advocate), quarterly reviews, a daily staffing record and a round-the-clock awake attendant on the unit itself. Read the full secured-unit rules.

Has the Health Facilities Commission disciplined The Lantern at Morning Pointe of Hardin Valley?

No disciplinary action is listed: the HFC record for The Lantern at Morning Pointe of Hardin Valley shows none, and it is not named in the state's Facility Action and Abuse Reports from January 2025 onward.

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.

What should we compare The Lantern at Morning Pointe of Hardin Valley with nearby?

The nearest other licensed ACLF is Autumn Care, LLC in Knoxville (same ZIP by straight line, 76 beds, 0 secured), and the closest acute-care hospital is Parkwest Medical Center at about 4.2 miles.

FacilityMiles (straight line)Licensed bedsSecured / Alzheimer's bedsLast state surveyHFC disciplinary actions
Autumn Care, LLC
3222 Byington Beaver Ridge Road, 37931
0.076012/08/20210
Morning Pointe of Hardin Valley
2449 Reagan Road, 37931
0.0832002/10/20220
Arbor Terrace of Knoxville
9051 Cross Park Drive, 37923
4.2993008/16/20231
Heritage Assisted Living
273 S. Peters Road, 37923
4.238007/17/20241
Rain Forest Landings
555 Rain Forest Road, 37923
4.2721811/30/20211

The closest Medicare-certified nursing homes are Senator Ben Atchley State Veterans Home (0.7 mi, CMS 5 of 5) and Wellpark Health and Rehabilitation (5.3 mi, CMS 3 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 The Lantern at Morning Pointe of Hardin Valley?

Begin with the questions the public record itself raises: the listed survey is 19 months old: ask for the newest statement of deficiencies and its plan of correction.

  • Find out whether pills are passed by nurses or by certified medication aides, and who checks their work.
  • Ask how quickly a call button is answered at 3 a.m., and how the building measures it.
  • Ask how the 70-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 written disclosure of liability insurance and the medication disposal policy, both required before admission.
Source: Tennessee Health Facilities Commission quarterly bed reports, October 2026 (tn.gov/hfc), and the HFC Health Care Facilities listings as retrieved on October 31, 2026 (internet.health.tn.gov); HFC Facility Action and Abuse Reports from January 2025 through 2026-09 (tn.gov/hfc). Any star rating shown is published by CMS. Knoxville Senior Advisor does not rate or rank facilities.

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