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.

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

A senior friend of mine asked me to help him find a retirement community. We booked a tour with…read moreCanterbury and he fell in love with it. A couple years later, he now is going into the assisted living facility. There's no coincidence that Canterbury Court is one of the top rated facilities.

Canterbury Court is a friendly, welcoming and wonderfully caring community. Beginning with the…read morePresident and CEO, Debi McNeil, and the entire staff, and throughout the resident population, the community respects and looks out for each other. It is not just a job for the President because I have witnessed her advocacy and support for the residents during their lifetime and weep with the family when the resident passes away. She sets a tone that is reflected in the administrative, chaplaincy, nursing, housekeeping, dining and facilities staff. If you are considering a home in a retirement community for a loved one or yourself, Canterbury Court is top of the line. The Rev. Dr. Horace Griffin

I placed my father in assisted living here and he was there for almost 2 years. The first few…read moremonths were OK but it's steadily declined from that point forward. They did not care for my father. They pretty much left him in his room to rot. The food is almost an edible as I had to order him DoorDash, at least five times a week, hire outside care to come in for 10 hours a week because he was just not getting any attention. The head nurse Angie blames her staff for all of her inadequacies, and David the director does not listen to criticism or make any sort of changes. I would not let my father stay here if it was completely free.

This is a great senior living community, with a warm and welcoming atmosphere and staff.read more

We first met Joe and Allis in Jan 2024 when we visited their center while looking for a home for…read moreour 98 year old mother. Our first impression was how beautiful their home/center was. Both Joe and Allis welcomed us and spent a great deal of time sharing their vision and commitment to their residents. We brought mom back for a visit and she immediately fell in love with them and the facility. Their warm and caring personalities made mom feel very secure and they immediately became friends. When move in day came, mom was anxious but at ease with how smoothly it went. She settled in almost immediately. Both Joe and Allis are exceptional people who care deeply for their residents. As mom began to have physical difficulties, they knew what to do and how to respond to every need. Mom often said how secure she felt and how much she loved being there. Our family was extremely pleased with everything that they did for mom. If you are looking for a safe, supportive, involved care center for your loved one, we can without hesitation recommend Hamilton Mill Senior Care. They are awesome !!

My grandma was blessed to be at this home for almost two months and as it was shorter than we all…read morewould have liked Joe and Allis and the staff were amazing and showed my grandma the love and care she deserved. I visited very frequently and the place was always spotless and the staff was so personal, loving and attentive. Even when nobody was around my grandmother would tell us how much she loved the people there and she felt like this is where she belonged. On the day we had to say goodbye to my grandmother the owners and staff were not only there for my grandmother but for us the family as well. One of the assistants made a point to tell us she loved her and to make sure we knew her favorite song. That spoke volumes to me about the personal relationship my grandmother had with them. This home and the people that run it felt more like family than a business. I will always be grateful for them.

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.

The staff at Briarwood are empathetic, kind and knowledgeable. From their Business Office ,…read moreMaintenance Department, Cleaning crew and especially the CNAs and Nurses they are the definition of compassionate. The kitchen staff tries hard to work with little, so not on them,but the meals are the kink in the Rehabs armor. Over cooked vegetables, under cooked rice and mostly boring mains. They do try to make the best of a tiny budget. All in all Briarwood is a fine Rehab Facility of which I am a Resident.

This rehab center is tucked into a nook behind the Fork in the Road restaurant. Turn is very easy…read moreto miss. Pretty dingy and old. It is split into the east and west wings. Rooms are either single or double room. You should never expect much from these places. You do get what you ask for eventually. Sometimes you get oral care and baths if staff have time. But these places are usually short staffed and services and far and few in between. We spent a week here after my mother in law had a stroke and was eventually transitioned to hospice. Our family had a decent experience. We adored our nurse Charleen and CNA Jackie in particular. They were more compassionate, patient, and detail oriented. We befriended quite a few residents while we were there since my children and I spent hours there daily. That really helped to have the whole community of residents and their family members lean in and help take care of us when the staff couldn't. For the residents that have been in rehab before, they did say that Briarwood is their preference. They do get seen daily by the doctors, PT's, and OT's. And although service is slow they seem to get what they need. There were a few disgruntled residents who would on occasion scream for their pain medicine to be on time, especially in the evenings. Overall I was still pleased enough with our experience. I could tell that a lot of the staff were overworked and many of them were truly trying their best. I will miss both the staff and residents that we became really close with. When you share food, gifts, and stories during a time of great trial, the kindness and power of the human spirit really does leave a mark.

I worked with wonderful Sharon Rice! She gave me invaluable suggestions and got me appointments…read morewith great facilities in our area in our price range. I was lost until I made that call to her! Huge success! Tomorrow is move in day at the fabulous Bellevue on Neese Road on Woodstock Georgia. I highly recommend l!

This company is the worst I have ever dealt with. I called them simply because their number was on…read morethe page of an assisted living community I was interested in. I asked to be connected to that community. I was transferred 3 times, each time the representative asking the same personal info questions. A place for Mom without my permission gave out my information to several other assisted living facilities in the area. I was bombarded by phone and email by all of these communities. I will never do business with them if I'm in need of this service in the future.

Today's visit to the beautiful Sterlings Estate, was for a Aquatic Therapy appointment with Ms…read more Elana Larrier, PT. Which I may say she is the best. Ms. Larrier was very professional and her empathy towards her patients health issues was amazing. Yes!! I'm a 40+ woman who's body is in worst shape than some of these vibrant, full of life seniors I had to hop pass trying to find my way to the pool area. Yes! I said hop.... Geesh! go figure. Heck they where looking at me as though they wanted to ask if they could help me. Unfortunately today was just a medical visit. While hopping around (LOL!) I did noticed how elegant and huge the Sterlings Estate is. It has a very welcoming entrance with whom I believe maybe a concierge to help you with what your looking for or answer any questions you may have. Today was a nice gentleman standing in waiting. Again looking at me like..... he was waiting for me ask to be pointed in the direction of my grandmother or something. NOPE!!!! He was polite with telling me the way to my destination. The Sterlings has a grand dining area with plenty of seating. I noticed also they have what looked like a coffee area, wellness center and plenty more activities for the seniors in your life to enjoy. I'm here today to get the full benefits of their heated salt water pool. The Sterlings offer Aqua therapy for people who don't live on campus. My health insurance had them on the list of places to choose from. I chose The Sterling Estates, because I have driven pass about 4 times and thought to myself.... Those look like a nice community for my mom or great aunt to live. Not knowing I will be the one visiting before them. But a least I had the pleasure of seeing what little of the community I could see. And I can say it was a memorable one.

Beware Not everything is a polished as it seems. The…read moremajority of the personal aides are up to standard for a place that is supposed to be a 5-star experience. They absolutely need better top staff members. Never try to reach the "nurse". She is unavailable by phone. They seemed to be really on top of things prior to our actual move in. Not the case at this point. The actual facility certainly needs a face lift. There are no automatic doors to the interior garden and patio area. Thus, if you are in a wheelchair you are not going out without help. If you decide to dine in your room, your meal is brought to you in a styrofoam box at the end of the meal service in the dining room. So you are going to get your meal an hour later. Oh great, almost in time for you to go for the next meal. I will not go on. Most of the residents are happy there. But, let's be real. Change is hard enough who is going to move again?