Delmar has several levels of care. My mom has been in independent living for two years. We cannot…read moresay enough good things about our experience. The staff is responsive, facilities are great and the enrichment activities have been a blessing;So much lovely live music, trips crafts etc to keep life interesting. It has also been a great help to hire independent contractors to add a bit of extra care where needed and keep mom as independent as possible. We love Delmar!

The staff at Delmar Gardens provided excellent care for my loved one. Thank you to everyone there…read morefor all you do for the residents. Al C.

My dad is young (72) but he started having trouble with his short term memory He would forget if…read morehe had eaten or if he had taken his medicine. We needed a place that would take care of normal daily responsibilities for him plus cook his meals. Everywhere we looked had a typical nursing home feel to it and I was so sad having to consider placing my dad in such a place. He has such a huge spirit, he is the life of the party and he is super active and social. But it seemed that the other facilities were either independent senior living OR full nursing care. "There's GOT to be something in between that offers a range.. something beautiful?? YES! There is! THIS IS IT! Live music every week, happy hour, an elegant dining room where he can sit and chill with his friends and laugh... and he laughs a lot! He loves it at The Orchard! It's the answer to our prayers for the place we'd been dreaming of!

This is a great community. Lots of activities, friendly staff, clean environment, and many options…read moreto meet different clients' needs.

They were so awesome. My Husband was in severe pain to the end and they were very compassionate and…read moreattentive to his needs and of our family and friends. He was kept as comfortable as they could make it for him. He and our family felt at home. I highly recommend them. The office staff were always helpful and kind. He passed peacefully from Cancer April 2021. I will forever be grateful for all that they did for him. Robin N.

I hope you never need to read a review on Seasons, but if you do and have made the choice to come…read morehere, know that you have made an amazing decision. The staff are truly angels on Earth who treat you and your loved ones with the utmost love, care, dignity and respect. Immaculate, peaceful, serene.... In addition to the nurses, they have other resources who gently offer and are never pushy...i.e. music therapy, Chaplains, and a social worker. The most descriptive word I can use is compassionate. Our time is not up here yet, but I felt compelled to offer our experience. They have put us all at peace.

The owners there are definitely scamming the government. They submit billing for Caregivers when…read morethe individuals never showed up and did not perform the task at hand.

From the owner: When a loved one prefers to stay in home but needs care that cannot be effectively provided by…read morefamily or friends, Agility Home Health Services is the solution. You have a home health partner in us. Our Purpose: Agility Home Health Services is a Medicare certified Home Health Care company. We have trained experienced and licensed clinicians and care givers. We thoroughly screen and perform background check of our care givers. We provide skilled nursing, therapy, and personal services in Metro Atlanta region through our licensed care givers. Agility Home Health Services is committed to offering services to your loved ones that provide for their safety, security, independence, freedom, and the enrichment of their current lifestyle in the comfort of their home. We strongly believe that our services will help families and nurture lives. We accept Medicare, Medicare Advantage and most other insurances. Get to know us more. Our services include: Physical therapy, Skilled Nursing, Occupational therapy, Speech therapy, Dietitian, Home health aide, Personal support services

I was shot and paralyzed, from the chest down, back in June 2020. I'm currently 36. My parents…read morewent to Jamaica for my mother's birthday and I needed reliable care for 5 days. I have insecurities as it relates to care, yet the 2 young ladies who cared for me wiped all of those fears away. They went over and beyond to make me comfortable. They gave me more than I knew I needed. It was an unforgettable experience. If any changes were needed, the director was ready to answer calls/text day and night. I will be using this company until... Thank you guys for being so wonderful. I'd recommend them to anyone looking for great care!

They were very professional and transparent about the process. I would definitely use the service…read moreagain.

Helen and Jim and their staff are angels. My father had significant dementia, was fairly paranoid,…read moreand had Parkinson's Disease. He was a challenge, especially at night when he had his times mixed up. The staff was firm but caring, and they made certain my dad was safe. They made the most challenging and stressful part of my life much more manageable, because I was confident that they cared for my dad as much as I did. The facility is just like someone's home, a very clean home. Meals are home-cooked. The staff know each resident, and they are always, ALWAYS patient and kind. There are activities. Staff manage medications impeccably. The health, safety, and comfort of the residents is at top of mind of every staff member. It's impossible for me to sing their praises high enough. If you need peace of mind for your aging loved one, you cannot go wrong with Mayfield Oaks. They are your extended family.

July of 2019. We are now going into our third year at Mayfield Oaks. Moms dementia is much worse…read moreand the staff here has been excellent dealing with it. Helen the owner has gone out of her way to work with the in's and outs of this terrible disease. I can't recommend this place enough. Mayfield Oaks has been a life saver for our family. After a long period trying to find the best option for our mom and having to move in and out of various properties, we realized she just could not adapt well to the larger communities. The resort-like atmosphere of those places was very appealing to us, as younger adults, but once you got past the flashiness, it was always missing was the love and care you get when living in a smaller place. The attention our mom receives now is better than even we could give her in our own home. She fell in love with Mayfield because it reminded her of her own house and she feels like she is living with family - and the staff has truly become our extended family. It's been the single greatest choice we have ever made.

I cannot recommend Salude to anyone looking for rehabilitation for a loved one…read more Before my father-in-law was discharged from the hospital, I received a call from Salude confirming that he had been accepted and that a room would be available that Thursday. Having previously worked there, I was genuinely excited because I believed it would be a wonderful place for him to continue his rehabilitation. Unfortunately, that confidence quickly disappeared. After my father-in-law was discharged from the hospital, he was transported directly to Salude. He was admitted, placed in his room, and we met him there. The first thing we noticed was the unbearable heat. The building's air conditioning was not working, and there were portable AC units scattered throughout the facility. At no point before his admission did anyone disclose that the AC was out. This was especially concerning for a rehabilitation facility caring for elderly and medically fragile patients. It got even worse. As we left briefly to buy him necessities, we received a phone call saying there was "a problem"--Salude had suddenly realized they didn't accept his insurance. How does a facility receive all of a patient's insurance information, approve the admission, coordinate the hospital discharge, transport the patient to the facility, move him into a room, and only then discover they don't accept his insurance? That level of incompetence is simply unacceptable. When I spoke with Natasha (a worker at Salude) to try to understand what had happened, I expected empathy and accountability. Instead, I was met with rudeness and an attitude. As someone who works as an advocate, I asked reasonable questions and pushed back on the situation. Rather than trying to help, it felt like I was treated as though I was the problem. The proposed solution was even more unbelievable--they wanted to transport my father-in-law back to the hospital by medical transport at our expense. Absolutely not. If we were paying for medical transport, we were going to choose where he went, and we refused to send him back to the hospital because of Salude's mistake. Thankfully, everything worked out for the best. We found an amazing rehabilitation facility with working air conditioning, compassionate staff, and people who genuinely cared about their patients. If your loved one needs rehabilitation, I strongly encourage you to look elsewhere. Salude has clearly gone downhill since I worked there, and after this experience, I understand why so many of the people I once worked with have left. For anyone looking for exceptional rehabilitation care, I highly recommend Parkside Ellijay. The difference in professionalism, compassion, and patient care was night and day.

Poor care of husband. He had bed sores that went unattended until I insisted on wound nurse…read more Facility had no heat for weeks . My husband had 4 blankets on him. Rehab was a joke. No progress was made to get him up and to stand. He was too weak and they should have work on getting him stronger instead of pushing him to stand and he was not ready to stand due to no strength. He was sent to ER after contacting Flu there and a month later contacted covid there. Needless to say we brought him home. He is do much better now.

Horrible facility, very rude and unorganized staff! Would not recommend for anyone's love one to…read morestay or anyone to work. The guy supervisor has a very hasty attitude and is very belittling to woman.He is not people friendly . Bugs all over the facility

I have a very strange post. In a facility such as this, in…read more2018, someone trying to make contact with a patient , first must make contact with the Hall . IF (and I intend to use IF) you can make contact with an employee , the employee will then inform you as to whether the phone is in use OR the patient is available OR the portable phone is functional (Charging) or in use by another patient OR they can't locate the phone. Tried reaching the Administrator a number of times but seems to always be out of office. How difficult would it be to have a phone in each of the patients rooms and avoid making contact with staff there. This internal process is not functional and it also is not a sanitary process with the phone being handed by so many people during the course of just one single day. Totally unbelievable.