Who We Are
Caregivers You Can Trust
Caring and commitment come from the heart and result in our residents being treated with the dignity, courtesy and compassion that everyone deserves. Every day we strive to remember that no job is "small" or "unimportant". Attending to details and realizing that a person's need for compassion and dignity does not lessen with age or infirmity is key to the level of compassionate care that we provide. Our residents become our friends and we try to ensure that each one lives to the fullest of his or her abilities.
Experienced and Supportive
Durham-Hensley Health and Rehabilitation provides individualized long-term care in a comfortable and friendly environment. Residents receive care that maintains human dignity and preserves a sense of freedom, identity, and independence. Our leadership is committed to creating a supportive environment for staff that cares for residents. Our staff is committed to treating residents with kindness and respect. All strive to create a climate of safety, trust, and respect for our residents and staff. Dedicated and caring clinical staff functions as an inter-disciplinary team of professionals who provide residents with an atmosphere that promotes physical, emotional, and spiritual health and well being.
Best of the Best 2025 Nursing Home!
Durham-Hensley Health & Rehab received the 2025 Best of the Best Award for the Best Nursing Home in Greene County based on the readers of The Greeneville Sun!
Tessa Woods, Patient Liaison; Kathie Ball, Administrator; and Jenna Bailey, Executive Director humbly accepted the Award on November 6, 2025 at the General Morgan Inn.
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Cast your vote for your favorite Veteran in Greeneville/Greene County in The Greeneville Sun's Veteran of the Month Ballot Contest and win a $100 Gift Card! Now through Tuesday, February 24th at midnight.
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Durham-Hensley Cookbooks On Sale Now!
We have some great recipes from current and past employees and residents, along with recipes from resident’s families. Cookbooks can be purchased for $15. If you would like to order one, please call Donna Blazer at (423) 257-6761 ext. 105.