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Tennessee State Veterans Home- Cleveland

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1940 Westland Drive, Cleveland, TN 37311

Care Types

Skilled Nursing
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About Tennessee State Veterans Home- Cleveland

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Tennessee State Veterans Home – Cleveland stands as a proud testament to the state's commitment to honoring those who served. Located at 1940 Westland Drive in Cleveland, Tennessee, this skilled nursing facility is operated by the Tennessee State Veterans' Home Board and is dedicated exclusively to the men and women who wore the uniform of the United States Armed Forces. Cleveland is a welcoming mid-sized city in Bradley County, nestled between the scenic ridges of the Cherokee National Forest and just 30 miles northeast of Chattanooga. The area offers veterans and their families a peaceful, yet connected, environment. Tennova Healthcare – Cleveland is located nearby, providing veterans with ready access to advanced medical care. The Hiwassee and Ocoee rivers are local landmarks cherished by outdoor enthusiasts, while Red Clay State Historic Park offers a quiet retreat into Tennessee's rich cultural history. Lee University and Tennessee Wesleyan University give Cleveland a vibrant community feel, and Bradley Square provides convenient access to shopping and dining. As a skilled nursing community, the facility delivers 24-hour licensed nursing supervision, rehabilitation therapies, medication management, and coordinated specialty care. Staff members are trained to understand the unique physical and emotional needs of veterans, including those managing service-related conditions or PTSD. The Tennessee State Veterans' Home Board maintains rigorous quality standards across all its campuses, ensuring residents receive dignified, person-centered care. Families visiting from across Bradley County and surrounding communities like Charleston, Benton, and Chattanooga will find the location easily accessible via US-64 and I-75. The Westland Drive address places the home in a quiet residential corridor while remaining close to the city's core amenities. For veterans who have given so much, this facility offers a place where their sacrifice is remembered, their care is expert, and their community is family.

Care Types at Tennessee State Veterans Home- Cleveland

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Skilled Nursing

Round-the-clock medical care and rehabilitation services provided by licensed nurses and therapists for seniors with complex health needs requiring professional oversight.

Frequently Asked Questions

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Who is eligible to live at Tennessee State Veterans Home – Cleveland? +

Eligibility is generally limited to honorably discharged Tennessee veterans who meet clinical and financial criteria established by the Tennessee State Veterans' Home Board. Spouses of eligible veterans may also qualify in certain circumstances. Contact the admissions office at (423) 813-3600 for current eligibility requirements.

What hospitals are near the Tennessee State Veterans Home in Cleveland? +

Tennova Healthcare – Cleveland is the primary local hospital and is located within the city. For more specialized VA care, the Charles George VA Medical Center in Asheville, NC and the Alvin C. York VA Medical Center in Murfreesboro serve the region. The facility's care team coordinates closely with these providers.

What types of skilled nursing services are provided? +

The home offers comprehensive skilled nursing care including 24-hour nursing supervision, physical, occupational, and speech therapy, wound care, medication management, and coordination with VA healthcare providers. Care plans are individualized and reviewed regularly with residents and families.

What is Cleveland, TN like as a place for seniors? +

Cleveland is a safe, close-knit city in the foothills of the Appalachians with a low cost of living relative to many Tennessee metros. The mild four-season climate, proximity to natural areas like the Ocoee River corridor and Cherokee National Forest, and a strong sense of community make it an appealing home for veterans and seniors alike.

How can families stay involved in a resident's care? +

The Tennessee State Veterans' Home actively encourages family engagement. Families can participate in care plan meetings, take advantage of regular visiting hours, and connect with the social work team to coordinate support. Staff can brief family members on day-to-day care and any changes in a resident's condition.

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