Clarksville is a military community, and our office reflects that. Our leadership team brings together expertise in social work and healthcare — including a social worker with 25-plus years of experience — and we have built our care approach around the values of reliability, respect and service that this community holds dear.

With 53 Care Pros, we can respond quickly, cover Dickson County and the rural areas surrounding Clarksville, and still provide the personal attention each family deserves. When a Care Pro is unavailable, backup coverage is always ready so care is never interrupted.

Caring for veterans is central to what we do in Clarksville. Our community is home to many men and women who have served, and we feel a deep obligation to serve them in return. We work with the Nashville VA to connect eligible veterans with care, and our Care Pros provide personal care and companionship with the respect military service deserves.

One of our veteran clients lives alone in a rural area outside Clarksville. Since we began visiting her, she has hot meals, a clean home and better daily routines. Her son, who visits when he is in town, says the difference in her quality of life is extraordinary. If VA benefits may help cover the cost of care, we can help families understand their options.

Learn more about typical rates on our Cost of Care page.

Yes. Because we serve the rural counties around Clarksville, including Dickson County where we have a particularly strong caregiver presence, transportation to Nashville for medical appointments and procedures is a routine part of what we do. Many of our clients live at a distance from specialists and hospitals, and we make sure that distance never becomes a barrier to care.

We can typically begin care within 24 hours of a call, and we coordinate closely with hospital discharge planners — including teams at Vanderbilt — to have care ready on discharge day. A Care Pro can help with mobility, meals, medication reminders, follow-up transportation and reinforcing the instructions from therapy or the care team.

When a client was recently discharged for the weekend before his assisted living placement was ready, we stepped in, picked him up from the hospital and cared for him at home until his new facility was ready on Monday. Families should not have to scramble on discharge day.

When a 95-year-old Clarksville woman was told she would have to leave her lifelong home for a nursing facility, we stepped in. A small, consistent team of Care Pros began working around-the-clock shifts to help with everyday tasks, safety monitoring and overnight support. She is now living comfortably in her own home.

Around-the-clock coverage is built on rotating shifts with a small, familiar group of Care Pros — not strangers appearing each day. Backup coverage from our team of 53 ensures care continues even when a Care Pro is unexpectedly unavailable.

We sponsor and participate in the annual Walk to End Alzheimer's and the Alzheimer's Association golf scramble, and we take part in the American Lung Association's Fight for Air Climb. Each December, our team joins the Be a Santa to a Senior campaign, raising donations for isolated and in-need seniors in the area. Team members also volunteer regularly at a local food pantry.

Care Pro Roger embodies this spirit year-round. He is known for inviting coworkers to his home during the holidays — and if they have shifts, their clients are welcome too.

We can typically start care within 24 hours. After an initial conversation to understand the situation, we match a Care Pro to the client by personality, skills and schedule — and we make sure the Care Pro is prepared for any specific equipment or condition-related needs before that first visit.

Families receive regular updates, and our care managers stay reachable so the plan can be adjusted as needs change.