Assisted Living Communities in Blairsville, GA

"We went on a weekend at Branan Lodge. It wasn't really a good time to visit because they're low in staff. I was given a brief tour and they showed me one apartment that was empty. It was nice and roomy. It had sliding glass doors to a patio, which was one of the things I definitely like. It also looked like they had activities, but there wasn't a lot of detail about it. But the place looked nice and I did like it. "

"I have been providing home health nursing services at this facility for 15 years. Although an older facility, it is kept very clean. Although I haven't eaten any meals at the facility, the food always smells great and my patients never complain about their food. The staff is small, but the staff still provides wonderful care for the residents. Our home health agency provides home health nursing and therapy to several of their residents and we conference weekly to make sure that our patients/their residents get the very best care . The staff genuinely cares about their residents and I would feel very comfortable for them to take care of any of my family if the need arose. "

"My mother-in-law moved into Stonehenge Assisted Living two months ago. It is a one-bedroom. It has a separate bathroom and a closet. It is a nice room. And it has plenty of room in there. They offer food, breakfast, lunch, dinner every night, and snacks whenever they need them. They do the cleaning. They come in and do the house cleaning, housekeeping, and cleaning of her room, and make her bed every morning. They do her laundry and they have a lot of things going on. They go on tours out around the mountains. They have puzzle day. They have a movie day. They take them to different shopping centers if they want to go. And they have a lot of crafts going on at each of the buildings in that community. So they have a lot of amenities."

"I think that this place was beautiful and it had so many rooms. The people in charge really knew what they were doing and they helped with whatever they could. The owners lived on the property and worked there. Meals were greatly prepared on time each day. the dietary needs of each and every resident were taken into effect. I do not think that there was anything that was missed. i would be proud to send a person in my family to this facility. It was also probably the cleanest facility that I have ever seen. I think that this is why there were so many residents from all over. The only thing that I did not like was how small the town was. there is no hospital in that town. "

Hiawassee Park is in a tranquil hilltop setting off U.S. Route 76 in Hiawassee, Georgia, overlooking Lake Chatuge. Its convenient location provides a quick route to the city center and easy access to neighboring towns and cities. With a population of less than 1,000 and a median age of 65.2, Hiawassee offers seniors a sense of community in a small-town setting. Dedicated to adults aged 50 and over, Hiawassee Park is an active retirement living community. Its two-bedroom cottages for independent living residents include two-car garages, full kitchens, attic storage, sunrooms and fireplaces. This developing community sponsored by Baptist Retirement Communities of Georgia, Inc., also offers apartment floor plans and assisted living accommodations. The attractive natural surroundings of Hiawassee Park is complemented by its inviting amenities. There's a fully equipped exercise room for fitness classes and an indoor resistance pool with a retractable treadmill for low-impact hydrotherapy. The community clubhouse has a kitchen, lounge and dining area, providing a versatile venue for games, group activities and social gatherings. Outdoor features include a vegetable garden, shuffleboard court, horseshoe pit, cornhole boards and several barbecue areas.To learn more about this provider’s license and review other available state reports, please visit: Georgia Healthcare Facility Regulation - Find a Facility

"I went on a tour with Julie who was very upbeat and professional and answered my questions and, as a retired healthcare professional, I was impressed with what I saw. I will be bringing my Mother here for a tour and I hope she loves it."