Communication on Love ones are not good, you have to dig to find out any medical history that you…read moreneed to know. Haven't been a good experience, care Quality is awful, my Mother is in Hospice , no good communication that she wasn't eating or let my family no that she was declining.

These people killed my father!!! Placed my dad here, in the rehab dept after an extended hospital…read morestay. He was still very weak, to the point that someone had to be with him to make sure he ate and was giving water. He could not lift his arms at all. I visited with him on a Wednesday evening and was assured by the staff that he would be checked on every 15 minutes, so I went home for some much needed sleep. Fast forward 9 hrs, I get a phone call that said he had been found UNRESPONSIVE WITH THE BLANKET OVER HIS HEAD. I get to the hospital and when I spoke to the doctor, he stated that he had stopped life saving measures as soon as the paramedics brought dad in. Rigor had already set in. There is no possible way that dad could have, or would have, thrown that blanket over his head. He was to weak and was extremely claustrophobic. He wouldn't even close the restroom door! Don't put your loved one in this place, unless you can stay with them.

This is a spectacular home for adults who need care. The staff is phenomenal! Kimberly, the heart…read moreand soul of Highland, suggested hospice service which I always thought was for end of life. Hospice should be promoted more in the media. They treated my mother and all the other guests like family. Whenever I stopped by, the guests were always comfortable and well cared for. I GOT VERY LUCKY WHEN I FOUND THIS HOME! When they had special celebrations personal or national they always invited my family to join in.

From the owner: Experience a life that is more simplified, in an easy to live in facility that provides a personal…read moretouch with a lot of convenience, comfort and the securities of home. The rooms here are fully equipped with all of the amenities of a bed and breakfast.

Over the last 3 months, we have had to file more than 10 different complaints with the director…read moreSharon about my aunt not having toilet paper and her mom not being cleaned. They are supposed to call us if they can't get her to shower weeks go by without anyone contacting us. They tell us that they have a checklist but they can not show it to us. When we confront them their exact words are "we do what you have to do". If you want your relatives not taken care of then this is the facility I recommend

Great place to hangout! Love this place!!!! Good food, good vibes and GREAT fun!!! The best place…read morefor people to just, you know, hangout! The establishment is clean, hip and just great! Love hanging out there!

This place is phenomenal…read more I am so emotional after my business meeting there today that I almost can't take it. My grandmother didn't have that much dementia, but the place where we "placed" her was not nearly as wonderful as this Emeritus location. I think she would have been a great candidate for one of their "wings" - if only she had lived here and not in Rome, maybe we could have had her there. Here's the deal - Emeritus has 11 metro-Atlanta facilities, four that are dementia-specific, so to speak, and over 400 locations nationwide. From meeting with one of the key folks today, and meeting other staff and directors, it is clear that they are committed to the very best in patient care and treatment. Each resident has a nameplate on the door, and a photo/collage type thing next to their door with whatever they feel portrays them best- family pics, notes, etc. Even better, the four "sections" of the facility are decorated like....things that make you happy! My favorite was the "beach" themed room- and the hair salon! In one corner of a wing, they even have an old-fashioned mirror/dressing table and vintage dresses next to it. Wow. Beyond the aesthetics, it was clear that the staff really cares, and that anyone whom I love would be well tended to at this place...I witnessed staffers calling everyone they saw by name, carefully tending to the sofas in the lounge area, checking on people in their rooms or in the common dining area or group activity area. Really, it was - overwhelming. Bob Carr and staff do an incredible job, it seems - if I get totally *out there* one day, for whatever reason, this is the kind of place I would want to be.

I have the opportunity to visit many senior care and senior living facilities and Corso Buckhead is…read morea top tier place. They have the most amazing interior design and comfortable seating areas. Clean, professional staff and excellent food. They have at least two restaurants and so many nice places to visit. For the person/family considering moving into Corso I highly recommend a tour.

I recently took a tour of the Corso Atlanta facility. This place has everything that any person…read morecould want. The staff is attentive. They have thought of everything from the flower shop, valet, salon, wine room, activities, cafe. I can be a big critic but I could not find anything to criticize about this place. It is a major consideration for me as I get older.

Malon Fuller was extremely thorough and expediant and very polite. Pleasent experience for a drip…read moreby touch up.

I can't say enough about how impressed I a. With Magnolia Manor. From my first contact with them in…read moreseeking an assisted living facility for my parents, they've been warm, caring, informative, supportive and professional. My parents have not moved in as yet, but should be shortly. I feel confident they will enjoy their new home here, and I'll be assured that they are in good caring hands. Best of all the prices are clear cut and reasonable, instead of being tiered with lots of add ons. When you're retired with a fixed income and savings, the "future cost unknowns" can be overwhelming to someone deciding on a facility to choose. Especially helpful and quick to answer any questions were Danielle Brown & Angie.

From the owner: At Magnolia Manor of Macon, we have a small lake that is perfect for an afternoon "fresh catch" or…read morefor an evening stroll. It is surrounded by 144 apartments, 16 villas, a new personal care wing, and many happy residents. Our busy retirees have the option of getting together with friends for lunch in the formal dining room, or choosing to enjoy the privacy of dining in their own homes. There are an abundance of activities and events our Macon residents enjoy, including the annual Cherry Blossom Festival.

Often times, I read reviews on Yelp and it's apparent they are written by angry, former employees…read morewho were let go, most likely due to an inability to adequately perform the duties to which they are assigned. This often sheds a dark light on an otherwise wonderful business and I am compelled to write. This is the case with Great Oaks! My sweet mama has called GO home for about a year and a half now and we have been so pleased with her care! She is treated like family! She is well cared for, has help with bathing if she needs it, has wonderful meals, has an array of games and activities to choose from daily, and even has her room cleaned and her clothes washed! The entire community, from nursing staff to housekeeping and dining room staff, knows her name, speaks to her lovingly, and always makes sure she is cared for! This facility is clean, well cared for, always smells nice, and everyone always seems so happy! I never worry about Mama because I know she is being taken care of by people who love her like she is their own! Notice in the pictures I've included how happy she looks! This was a day when my sweet mama was enjoying musical guests who had come to entertain the residents for Christmas! That smile lights up a room! Great Oaks is definitely a "place you'll love to call home!" I can't recommend it enough!

while I wish I could sit here and say this is a great company to work for, it isn't..........Three…read moreothers girl that work there have reported great oaks to ADS for the abuse done by TEAM LEADERS in the memory loss unit. The abuse is happening to all residents, but especially residents that cannot talk. we have reported the abuse to HR which is Tiffany Ash and she is still allowing these people to be employed here, which is why I decided to stop returning to work. If you have a loved one with memory loss, or unable to speak that is in there care, I would remove them imediatly. Not only is the abuse real, but they have memorized the days and the times family members usually come in, and only THEN will they rush to change residents to make sure they appear to be taken care of, Third shift does not change through the night and allow the residents to sit in pee and poop all night long, which results in their bedding being wet UNTIL 7AM when first shift comes in. This post is the only way I can think of right now to inform anyone of what goes on here, I will also be posting to other platforms in hope that the residents family see this.

Went by here to drop off a gift for a special friend of mine. A couple months ago and the lady at…read morethe front desk. Was super helpful and offered to hold it for her.

Wonderful experience so far! Everyone cares and personally knows each community member. Highly…read morerecommend!

My mother was a resident at Prema at Ashton Hills (previously The Oaks at Ashton Hills) for a year…read moreand a half. She passed away last month and upon reflection of our time there, I have to say this community is wonderful and I love and respect the people who run this facility. We moved my mom from another assisted living place that we were not fond of. Lindsey (activities director) is phenomenal! She plans interesting activities inside the complex as well as taking residents out into the community as well. My mom has gone to get manicures and pedicures, lunches, plays, local stores, and just going on "joy rides" to see Christmas lights. My mom LOVED Lindsey. As time went on and my mom didn't want to take her medicine, Lindsey would come to the rescue and always got my mom to take it if I wasn't around. She is super creative in facilitating different activities within the complex too. Heather, the nurse has been great as well. As my mom began to deteriorate, Heather was always there to help me with any questions and to give me the mental support that I needed. She guided me and help me to make all the arrangements for mom to come home to Prema from the hospital at the end. (And my mom did want to go home from the hospital.) She was always available to me and never was short or impatient with me. Heather the director is also a sweet and loving lady. She brings her two dogs to work and my mom and I loved seeing them. She always would see me if I had any questions from billing to personnel. As she has said to me once, "I got you." and she always did. Even Shawn who works at the front desk (after being promoted) would go check on my mom. As well as Shawn and Phoebe (the dynamic duo) who took such good care to my mom on a daily and weekly basis. My mom was able to do her physical and occupational therapy on site as well. My mom was a "faller" and the Prema team did so many wonderful things to keep her on her feet in lieu of a wheelchair. She stayed on her feet almost to the end. Keon, Ebony and Oliver, are amazing. The other residents are also very friendly and open. Mom developed a very special friendship with another lady and they would sit and talk or sometimes just sit and watch people come in and out for hours or until the next activity! :) Thank you Prema at Ashton Hill for being such an important and wonderful part of my mom's life as well as my own. My husband and I always say that when our time comes we will be checking into Prema too!

From the owner: Physician built community offering assisted living, memory care, & respite stays in Covington,…read moreGeorgia. Some unique amenities offered include all-day dining, emergency call systems, covered patios, medication management, bird aviaries, aquariums, community pets, separate secured memory care, on-site physical and occupational therapy, chapel and a children's playground. Our multi-generational approach creates a family-like culture. Visitors from local daycare centers, schools, churches, and various organizations are often in the communities, bridging the gap between multiple generations. Our community focuses on honoring personal choice among our residents and providing a sense of purpose while enabling meaningful relationships.