Assisted Living Communities in Atlanta, GA

"My parents are in Belmont Village Buckhead. I like it a lot. I think the care is pretty good, they seem to be on top of it, they have OT and PT, and nursing. I like it. Their apartment is small, but cozy, and they have one of the newer units (meaning they have hardwood floors). They could use some more closet space, but I think it looks good. It works. The staff is very nice. They have some activities, and they have a circle of friends."

"Sunrise of Decatur was very clean. The people we were in contact with seemed very concerned about the residents there. The staff was very informative. There was a stairwell with no gate, and to me, that could be a hazard. It was closer to my home. It was near the hospital and restaurant."

"The food is to die for they have an excellent chef. Not only that but its extremely healthy food with an actual taste. The rooms are very nice spacious clean all beds were made bathrooms cleaned it was nice visiting here. "

"I toured Medlock Gardens. The individuals in the office were excellent, very professional, and they gave me very good vibes. They seemed to have quite a bit of good character about them, so I was impressed. It's old, so the rooms reflect the age of the building. The dining facilities appeared to be appropriate, nice, and homey. The room is adequate; it's just that the facility is old. They appear to offer a fair number of amenities. They were playing bingo while I was there."

"My parents moved in. They have activities like games, bingo, and an area outside that has an actual garden so they can plant what they like. What stands out to me is that the rooms are larger even though it's an older place. It's also a large community, so there's a lot of people to talk to. They don't have things that modern senior places have, they only have the basics, like outdoor sidewalks, and an outdoor courtyard with benches and chairs where you can walk around. They also have a game room, community rooms with a big TV, and conference rooms."

"We had a very nice tour at Oaks at Tucker. The people were very personal. It was a very clean and nice-looking place. You could tell that they really cared about their clients. I believe that they use a positive approach to care when needed, which is something that we also like. The staff members impressed us the most. The rooms are big. There's ample closet space. They have a nice kitchenette. So, even though the person isn't completely caring for themselves, they're able to be as independent as possible."

"The rooms at Woodland Ridge were good. The staff was friendly and outgoing. They had cameras outside the door, and they seemed to cater to the needs of the elderly that needed assistance. They had Bingo, arts, and stuff, like most of them have."

"I was just overwhelmed with their service at Brighton Gardens of Dunwood just to make sure that I was comfortable. The tour was very extensive. I talked to a nurse there who was very helpful, and she was basically the head rehab nurse. She had lots of questions about my father and actually called him and talked to him. I like the fact that there were dining facilities on each floor. Everyone seemed very helpful and very nice, and all the residents loved it. And it was a pleasant location; it is right next to where I work so I would have been very close to my father. "

"My father-in-law is in here and so far, we like it. The cleanliness is fine. The staff seem to be friendly and knowledgeable. He seems to like the food. They have people upstairs and downstairs, with more activities for the people upstairs. "

"I saw employees interacting with the seniors and their families that were visiting. There were many Alheizmers patients. I notice employees giving them being patient and compassionate. Some of the seniors were watching TV shows such as the golden girls others were doing karaoke or talking with each other. "

"My mother moved into The Berman Commons in October of 2020. It was a good experience but I was frustrated with a cascade of changes in staffing for the next year plus. Since then it has been as close to perfect as I could hope for! The staff from Denise (CEO), to Nardos (D. of Nursing) to floor staff, admin and maintenance have been AMAZING! Their basic care was (of course) exemplary but it's all the extra things that really put my (and my mother's) experience over the top. From general flexibility to obvious and actual personal empathy, mother's level of care is everything I could ask for. The staff is not only professional but clearly take personal stake in the residences' well being and the extended families' comfort level. Transparency and heartfelt sentiment color all aspects of my experience with The Berman. I am so thankful that my mother is in such a great place! I extent a HUGE thank you to all the staff for their amazing level care and responsible custodianship! "

"I liked the openness of Summerset Assisted Living so that the residents can get a visual when people are sitting in the open space. They don't have to be looking for people. They have a nice outdoor patio and a little garden area. I liked the different options for eating spaces and I liked how the facility is set up so that you have to go to different areas in it. They have a movie theater and an activities room but they're all in different spaces which encourages movement around the facility. I liked that. The staff was good. They were engaging and they had a good follow-up. The food looked inviting. They have a theater and a salon."

"The owner is an exceptional person! Our first meeting Ms. B informed us of how she previously cared for her residents and we wanted that same care for our mom. Her genuine spirit let me know we located the right place for our mom. Her home is immaculate, all way clean and fresh. Mom was always dress, looking beautiful and smelled amazing. Ms B is a woman that truly cares for her residents. Remember to visit your love ones and always consider the caregiver.Ms B has become my family and I visit her as often as I need too. I'm bsolutely glad I was sent her way. "

"I visited the memory care facility of Regal Pointe at East Cobb. They are good at listening, but quite salesy. When we were at this other place we were also touring, the person there knew a lot of the names of the people and asked somebody questions like have they drank water, and then asked somebody on the staff to get them water. As we're touring this place, though, we saw somebody there standing, nobody was with her, her mouth hung open, but the person we were touring with didn't say hi or address her. He said excuse me and walked around her and then closed the door. He told me sorry and that he had to close the door because she might come in. This is a person who knows who she is, so that didn't feel great to me. He really listened to me and talked about how he got into this because of his own parents. However, after we toured the rest of the facility, and as we were going into the memory care, he said, "This is going to be really sad". I feel like that's how he sees it, and projecting it like that felt like he didn't respect the people who were in that wing. The room size was fine, but I think my biggest concern was that there was an overpowering smell of urine. I would expect that there'll be some urine in some places, especially since it's lunch and on a memory care wing where there's going to be a lot more incontinence. Other than that, the dining area looks satisfactory, and the parking was easy. I would say that on the assisted living side, it was clean with interesting facilities and activities. However, the memory care side was just depressing. My grandparents were in a nursing home through my teen years, and I'm not usually one to say I was triggered by something, but I was triggered by something there. I came home and literally sat in a chair for a while."