Princeton Assisted Living is a partnership between Ballad Health & Signature HealthCARE. We offer an upscale level of amenities & care services to the Tri-Cities area.
With the Princeton Approach to service, our staff empowers you to live larger!
Listen
Listening carefully during our detailed Personal Service Assessment provides us with the personal information needed to establish clinical, dining, and program support for today and tomorrow.
Recognize
With this detailed information, we recognize individual needs and choices, and respond to them when creating your Personal Service Plan, Dining Experience, and Life Enrichment Program.
Integrate
We demonstrate compassion and respect as we integrate all we learn from you, in regards to your personal interests, including family recipes, life-long interests, hobbies, and precious memories. We want to create a truly individual experience for you.
We are located on Princeton Road on the site of the former North Side Hospital
A snapshot of the many services and programs we offer:
Upcoming vacation or recovering from an illness or surgery?
Respite care might be just what you need.
A short term stay (also referred as respite care) offers guests the opportunity to experience our services and amenities, while providing a peace of mind to all those involved, in a safe and comfortable environment. Our fully furnished apartments and dedicated staff are here to help. You may even enjoy our variety of activities and get used to maintenance-free living.
All suites are designed to provide our residents with upscale amenities and are one the main level with kitchenettes. For more information about pricing, please call the Marketing Director at (423) 975-1800 or a facility team member.
Princeton Assisted Living understands that navigating healthcare can be complicated, but that is why we are here. We are here to help make the process and improve the experience for you and your family. We feel one needs to enjoy their retirement years surrounded by interesting and caring people, with a sense of purpose. Our dedicated team is available to help you navigate this journey with the goal of helping make the right decision with confidence.
This is a program where two individuals can share a double occupancy apartment, which reduces the overall cost for each individual. This program not only helps financially but it can also provide additional companionship and emotional support.
For many in the need of long-term care, long-term care insurance is a critical part of helping cover costs, including the costs for assisted living. All long-term care insurance policies are not alike, and some may not cover all forms of long-term care, so it is important to check with your insurance provider regarding the specific details of your policy. Long-term care insurance can also prove to be challenging considering the age limits on some policies. Often, planning before the need for assisted living, can circumvent this challenge and make finding the right policy for your needs much easier.
Buying a life insurance policy to protect family members after a policyholder passes, is one way to assist with the financial security and well-being of surviving loved ones. Another option for some is tapping into, or “cashing out”, a current policy early to have the liquid assets to be used to pay for long-term care. Some insurance companies will also buy back the policy for a portion of its cash value for payment. In contrast, a “life settlement”, also called a “senior settlement”, will sell an existing life insurance policy to a third party. Understanding the advantages and disadvantages of each of these strategies can help you determine which is best for your family’s needs.
If a senior is moving out of a home that they own and into an ALF, a reverse mortgage can be a good option to help pay for assisted living expenses. Reverse mortgages are loans that one takes out against the value of their home without having to immediately sell the home. When the last resident of the home moves out and the home is sold, the loan recipient will be required to pay it back with interest.
This program is in addition to our current VA incentive for those Service connected.
-Honorable discharge
-At least 90 days active service
-One day of military service during a wartime period
-World War I (April 6, 1917-November 11, 1918)
-World War II (December 7, 1941-December 31, 1946
-Korean conflict (June 27, 1950-January 31, 1955)
-Vietnam era
-Gulf War I (August 2, 1990-a future date set by law or Presidential Proclamation)
You may be eligible for this benefit if you get VA pensoin and yo meet at least one of the requirements listed below:
-You need another person to help you perform daily activities like bathing, feeding, & dressing
-You have to stay in bed—or spend a large portion of the day in bed—because of illness
-You are a patient in a nursing home due to the loss of mental or physical abilities related to a disability
-Your eyesight is limited (even with glasses or contact lenses you have only 5/200 or less in both eyes; or concentric contraction of the visual field to 5 degrees or less)