Senior living and rehabilitation operator across independent, assisted, and memory care settings
AdamsPlace operates a multi-level senior care campus in Tennessee serving around 300–500 residents across independent living, assisted living, memory care, and short-term rehabilitation. The tech stack is entirely Microsoft Office + Epic/Meditech EHR, with an active transition to electronic records underway and adoption of Kinnser (home health management software) — indicating a shift toward post-acute care coordination. Hiring is heavily weighted toward clinical staff (nursing, care aides), with 83 open roles in the last 30 days and a stated focus on reducing avoidable hospitalizations and expanding referral bases.
Notable leadership hires: Assistant Director of Nursing, Director of Nursing, Memory Care Director, Life Enrichment Director, Nutrition Services Director
AdamsPlace is a senior living operator affiliated with National Healthcare Corporation, founded in 1997 by Dr. Carl Adams. The organization offers a campus-model continuum of care in Murfreesboro, Tennessee: independent living, assisted living, memory care, rehabilitation, and long-term care on one or adjoining campuses. This model allows married couples to remain together even when one spouse requires a higher level of care. The organization is pursuing operational initiatives around wellness programs, pharmaceutical services, centralized referrals, and compliance monitoring, while managing the operational challenges common to senior care: staffing, cost management, and regulatory compliance.
AdamsPlace uses Epic Systems and Meditech as primary EHR platforms, with transition to electronic records listed as an active project. Athenahealth and eClinicalWorks are also in use.
AdamsPlace is implementing Kinnser, a home health and post-acute care management platform, signaling expansion into post-acute referral and discharge coordination.
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