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Sycamore Trace

1098 Bradford Way

4.4(15 ratings)

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Quick Facts

Licensed capacity
51 residents

California CDSS

Ownership
Nonprofit senior living organization, Eagle Senior Living
Community size
Smaller facility with personalized resident interactions
Veteran programming
Organizes special outings for veteran residents

What Families Think

Most reviewers describe Sycamore Trace as a small, close-knit assisted living community where staff are friendly and attentive, and families feel their loved ones are well cared for. The community also drew one detailed and troubling report alleging inadequate care for a resident whose needs exceeded assisted living, along with cleanliness and privacy concerns.

The Good

  • Small size allows personalized staff-resident relationships
  • Staff described as friendly, attentive and responsive
  • Residents enjoy meals, activities and social connections
  • Smooth transitions supported from respite to full-time care
  • Special outings organized for veteran residents

The Bad

  • One report of serious neglect, unsanitary conditions and privacy concerns
  • One report a resident was admitted beyond his appropriate care level
  • No published pricing available

AI-generated from reviews and community data.

Sycamore Trace is a senior living community in Kingston, Tennessee offering Assisted Living, Independent Living and Skilled Nursing / Long Term Care. Amenities include Restaurant style Dining Room, Gathering / Activity Spaces and Social Activities. Families rate it 4.4 out of 5 across 15 reviews.

About Sycamore Trace

Sycamore Trace is a senior living community offering assisted living in Kingston, Tennessee. The community provides personalized care designed to help residents remain active and independent, with attentive support tailored to each person's needs and preferences.

The community features restaurant-style dining and maintains stunning lake views. Residents have access to daily fitness classes and a variety of educational, cultural, and social programs held on-site.

Sycamore Trace is conveniently located near shopping, dining, and local attractions in the Kingston area. The community is part of Eagle Senior Living, a nonprofit organization committed to reinvesting in its retirement communities.

Types of Care at Sycamore Trace

Assisted LivingIndependent LivingSkilled Nursing / Long Term Care

Amenities

Room Amenities

  • Emergency Call System
  • Private Rooms
  • Wheelchair Accessible

Meals & Dining

  • Dietary Accommodations (Gluten-Free, Low / No Sodium, No Sugar, Vegan)
  • Restaurant style Dining Room

Community Amenities

  • 24-Hour Staff
  • Gathering / Activity Spaces
  • Housekeeping
  • Medication Management
  • On-Site Nurse (RN)

Activities

  • Birthday / Holiday Parties
  • Day Trips and Outings
  • Grocery Shopping and Errands
  • Social Activities (Happy Hour, Wine Tasting, Dances, Karaoke)

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Reviews of Sycamore Trace

4.4overall · 15 ratings combined

4.4★ on Google (15)

Michelle

Jul 2026

via Google

I was gobsmacked at the disorganization of this assisted living facility. When my family walked in, the staff was standing around talking to one another, and when we asked where our loved one was they immediately became hostile for no apparent reason. We were taken down a hallway that had half the lightbulbs not working, and we saw a woman with matted hair walking the opposite direction. We assumed the woman walking down the hall was a resident and shrugged it off. When we entered our loved one’s room, we were struck by how dank and dark it was. There was expired food stacked along the walls in boxes - food he couldn’t and shouldn’t have eaten. The bathroom was dirty and had ants in it. It looked as though someone was living in the room with our loved one. The woman we assumed was a resident began pacing back and forth at our loved one’s door, but again, we thought she was a resident and let it go. Our loved one told us he was hungry and had neither breakfast nor lunch, and it was nearly 2:00. He was unable to take himself to the dining room, and they had neglected to bring him a plate. How times had that happened, I wonder. Shortly after he finished eating, the woman we had assumed was a resident came in and gave our family member medication. When we asked what it was, she became rude and dismissed our concern. Out of all the staff we saw that day, all were unnecessarily hostile except one. She was patient and kind with our loved one. The rest acted as if we were bothering them personally and didn’t care about our family member. Our family member needed a nursing home with around the clock nursing care, so how, HOW, was he allowed to be put into this place? He met none of the criteria that an assisted living requires residents meet. I called many assisted livings in the area and told them the condition of our loved one (even Sycamore Trace), and I was told by ALL OF THEM that he needed to be in a nursing home because of all the care he required. Yet, he was accepted into Sycamore Trace and swiftly went downhill after becoming a resident. I highly recommend keeping anyone you love out of this place.

Kenzie Bosworth

Jul 2026

via Google

It’s taken me months to collect my thoughts enough to write them down about the facility. I will start with there are state laws to admit patients into an ASSISTED LIVING versus a NURSING HOME. My grandfather was moved here though he could NOT feed himself, toilet alone, got to where he was a MAJOR fall risk, and had many medical complications a facility of this level is NOT EQUIPPED TO TREAT/DEAL WITH BY LAW. Even still, he was admitted. Upon visiting, many family members noticed ants in the bathroom and in his food areas. The snacks were outdated, opened and not resealed, or inappropriate for his medical needs. Sodas and salty snacks he was told to avoid. We were told when we came in he had not eaten. He told us he was starving. He ate nearly an ENTIRE tray and an ensure. A “nurse” came barreling in at some point, not announcing herself, appearing disheveled. We had actually assumed she was a resident of the facility by her demeanor and appearance upon arrival so we were very concerned and asked what was going on. She became aggressively defensive and told us it was time for my grandfathers “num nums”. She explained it was pain medication but they had already asked if he was in pain and he said no. We relayed this and again, the nurse became agitated and rudely told us it was doctor orders so we could back off. Did not love that. My grandfather with dementia and no idea where he was was also placed by an exterior door though he had just walked out from ANOTHER FACILITY weeks prior. We felt like our time with my grandfather was extremely rushed by the facility. All the staff was hostile and seemed bother by any questions we had. I’m also extremely concerned with the privacy of the residents due to cameras I saw mounted UNDER FURNITURE IN PRIVATE ROOMS. I thought I was nuts hearing whirring for an hour. I bent down to pick up something I dropped and there it was. So I unplugged it. And called the police. And took LOTS of pictures. Report after report has been made but I highly doubt anything will happen. Just know my grandfather went from picking up railroad ties and digging holes with post diggers last spring to decking so rapidly he passed in February due to their negligence. If this review can stop even ONE family from considering this….place, then I’ve done my job. It makes me sick how the most vulnerable people at the end of there lives would be treated in this manor. How ashamed you should be.

L S (Lee)

Dec 2025

via Google

This is truly a unique place. It's clean, well organized and punctual. I've been to several facilities and this one while small is definitely different. There are so many employees here that genuinely care about the residents. I can't name just one standout - they are all good!

Pine Orchard Baptist Church

Nov 2025

via Google

This facility loves its veterans. They had a recent trip for Veterans day!<br>This is an excellent facility with excellent staff. I can't say enough about it. Not everything is perfect, but they respond quickly. I wish every senior care facility was like this one.<br>It may be small but they do their best to make it right!

Delgada

Mar 2020

via Google

The staff is positive and is willing to go the extra mile to help everyone. It is the tone and culture of Sycamore Trace. I would highly recommend it to anyone looking to place their mom or dad or grandparent. Yes, call them. They are a lovey bunch!

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Frequently Asked Questions

What types of care does Sycamore Trace offer?

Sycamore Trace offers Assisted Living, Independent Living and Skilled Nursing / Long Term Care.

Where is Sycamore Trace located?

Sycamore Trace is located at 1098 Bradford Way in Kingston, Tennessee.

What do families say about Sycamore Trace?

Most reviewers describe Sycamore Trace as a small, close-knit assisted living community where staff are friendly and attentive, and families feel their loved ones are well cared for. The community also drew one detailed and troubling report alleging inadequate care for a resident whose needs exceeded assisted living, along with cleanliness and privacy concerns.

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