Foxbridge Assisted Living and Memory Care

What does Tennessee's license record show for Foxbridge Assisted Living and Memory Care?

Yes: the Health Facilities Commission lists Foxbridge Assisted Living and Memory Care as a licensed ACLF with 149 beds, larger than the 78-bed median for the 35 licensed ACLFs in Shelby, Fayette and Tipton counties.

First licensed in 1998, the license must be renewed each year; a lapse of more than 60 days means reapplying and a new inspection.

When did Tennessee last inspect Foxbridge Assisted Living and Memory Care?

HFC's facility listing gives January 12, 2022 as the date of Foxbridge Assisted Living and Memory Care's last survey, about 57 months before this page was built.

That is longer than the 15-month interval Tennessee's ACLF rule sets for unannounced inspections (0720-26-.05(1)). The public listing can lag behind actual visits, so ask Foxbridge Assisted Living and Memory Care for its most recent statement of deficiencies and plan of correction, which it should be able to produce.

Across all 35 licensed ACLFs in the three counties, the median gap since the last listed survey is 27 months.

Has Foxbridge Assisted Living and Memory Care been fined by the Health Facilities Commission?

Yes. HFC lists 3 disciplinary actions against Foxbridge Assisted Living and Memory Care, the most recent dated March 26, 2025; Tennessee's civil penalties for ACLFs run up to $1,000 per violation for care and records problems and up to $3,000 per resident for keeping an inappropriately placed resident.

• March 26, 2025: Consent Order assessing One (1) Civil Monetary Penalty of one thousand dollars ($1,000) due within thirty (30) days of ratification; Proof of fire drills must be submitted for one (1) year. — Violations affecting the heath, safety, and welfare of residents
• November 19, 2020: Assessed (1) CMP and Outstanding Practice Monitoring Fees — Violation of statute and/or rule 1200-08-25-.07(7)(a)(2) - Personal Services
• October 2, 2019: Assessed two (2) Civil Monetary Penalties — Violation of statutes/rules 1200-08-25-.07(7)(c)(3)(iii) [Services Provided]
• March 2025 FAAR: Consent Order assessing One (1) Civil Monetary Penalty of one thousand dollars ($1,000) due thirty (30) days from ratification; Proof of fire drills must be submitted for one (1) year

Penalties alone do not tell you how serious the problem was. Read the order linked from the HFC listing, then ask how the plan of correction is being monitored.

How many memory care beds does Foxbridge Assisted Living and Memory Care have?

Yes: HFC's October 2026 bed report lists 36 secured beds at Foxbridge Assisted Living and Memory Care out of 149, which Tennessee defines as a distinct part of the facility where residents are intentionally denied egress except for life safety.

Tennessee's secured-unit rule asks for one awake attendant on the unit at all times, a three-person evaluation before admission, a quarterly review of whether the placement still fits, and yearly Alzheimer's training for 100% of unit staff (0720-26-.08(9)). Ask Foxbridge Assisted Living and Memory Care for its daily staffing pattern on the unit. See how Tennessee regulates secured units.

How does Foxbridge Assisted Living and Memory Care compare with nearby licensed ACLFs?

The closest other licensed ACLF is American House Bartlett in Bartlett, in the same ZIP code, with 116 beds and 2 disciplinary actions on its HFC record.

Which hospitals are near Foxbridge Assisted Living and Memory Care?

Foxbridge Assisted Living and Memory Care is in the North Memphis, Frayser & Northeast Memphis part of Memphis; the nearest acute-care hospital on HFC's hospital report is Baptist Memorial Hospital-Memphis, about 3.5 miles away by straight line.

Next is Saint Francis Hospital-Bartlett at about 4.6 miles. Distances use ZIP-code centroids, so treat them as approximate.

If nursing care is needed later, the nearest CMS-certified nursing homes are Ave Maria Home (3.8 mi, CMS 2 of 5) and Signature Healthcare of Memphis (3.8 mi, CMS 5 of 5).

What questions does Foxbridge Assisted Living and Memory Care's record raise?

Use the state data to steer the tour: ask what led to the March 26, 2025 order and what monitoring is in place now.

• The listed survey date is 57 months old; ask for the most recent survey report and plan of correction.
• Ask how many staff are awake overnight, and whether medications are given by licensed nurses or certified medication aides.
• Ask to see the secured unit's daily staffing log; the rule requires it to be recorded every day.
• Ask whether the facility accepts TennCare CHOICES members for Assisted Care Living Facility services, and what room and board costs if it does.
• Ask for the written fee schedule; Tennessee requires 30 days' notice of any fee change and written disclosure of liability insurance before admission.