Peachtree Christian Hospice

JudyCrum

After hearing so much about this place, my grandfather went for his last days. It's a really beautiful building but that's all that that was above average. The nurses were so-so. A couple were really helpful but most were lazy and didn't seem to really care. The doctor was rushed and didn't listen. He just told us how it was going to be. I'm not sure I'd choose this place again.

Caring Daughter63689550

My mother went into inpatient hospice care at Peachtree Christian Hospice. She was only there for 24 hours. They have exceptional service and care and went over and above the call. They were fantastic. I couldn’t ask for anything better under the circumstances. Their work ethics was exceptional. I would highly recommend them. They were very accommodating and very attentive to the family. The private rooms were awesome. It was great to have a private room.

Jaine1

Compassionate. This is the best word to describe these people and the work they do.

beachfan

I can't even find words to adequately express my gratitude to Peachtree Christian Hospice. The staff was amazing. They gave my father such tender and skillful care and even took the time to answer my and my family's many questions. We felt like we knew what to expect and that helped make things a little easier. Karen, the admission nurse, met us at the door when my dad arrived and she was with us for the first 3 hours to get him settled. After we watched dad struggle with his breathing for days, we were amazed that she was able to get him the medicine he needed to give him quick relief. The facility was beautiful and comfortable. Our decision to have dad at Peachtree Christian was one we will always be thankful for. Dad's final days were peaceful thanks to these wonderful folks.

MommaT1

When I was in High School we used to volunteer at a local senior living facility playing Bingo with everyone. This is the only comparison I have for the facility my Aunt was in. The one thing I distinctly remembered from the one in high school was the smell. The place my aunt was in had a pleasant smell. It was very homely. They had two separate wings, one wing was for seniors and the others was for those with terminal illnesses. The entire place had walking trails all around the building. They had beautiful gardens and ponds and just peaceful sitting areas. There was a "living room" in the center of the building. It had couches, fire place, play area for small children and an online computer for families and guests who decided to have a long term visit. This proved to be especially useful as I sometimes brought my daughters to visit and one knows in these kinds of places that children just aren't very receptive to being quiet. This living area allowed them to be the children that they are. The nurses and staff were very kind. Never made us feel like we didn't belong there. Visiting hours were constant. In the patient rooms the facility offered televisions and cd players. We were able to bring in Disney CD's for my aunt to listen to, as she was an avid Disney fan. All in all, I was very happy that my Aunt chose this place to be her final destination. They treated her very well as well as the family members and friends that visited. They took very good care of her and provided her the utmost wonderful care that she deserved.