Assisted Living Communities in Madison, GA

"We got both of my parents into Avery Village. My dad's in the assisted living and my mom's in memory care. They can have lunch together, visit each other, and see each other. It's a relatively small place, but it's top-notch and I love it. We like the quality of care and the place itself looks happy and clean. They care about their residents and it just exudes care. Also, it smells good. They have chefs that cook their meals and the food is awesome. It is just wonderful. It's not a huge community, but they have activities going on every day, something to keep them busy. Some of the ones that want to sleep all day, they try to keep them up. They have church services, people come and play music, they do painting and karaoke. I met Stephen, the liaison type person. The executive director is phenomenal. She's got 30 years in nursing and all the people there have been there for over a year, some being ten years. It was bought out in March so it's under new management. Mom's all-inclusive (my dad, too). They do their laundry and if you need something special, like a bar of soap and things, we provide it. Like my mom's allergic to stuff, so they clean their rooms for them. They make sure that they get showers twice a week, which is unusual because most places are once a week. They offer haircuts (you had to pay for them) and then the women get manicures one day a week. The activities are phenomenal. They also will take them to doctor's appointments or take them shopping and things like that. It is reasonably priced. They are lower priced than the other ones and they offer more services and more care for their money."

"We moved my dad to memory care section of The Joy at the end of September, 2024. To help with logistics, we moved my dad first, to one of their fully furnished respite rooms, then moved him to his new suite the next day, after we got his furniture moved in and set up. It’s hard to describe how great the staff was (and is!), from the moment we walked through the front door. As you probably know, if you’re considering moving your loved one, it can be pretty stressful— for everyone. Walking into The Joy with my dad was like walking into a sanctuary of caring and calm (outside, there was literally a hurricane approaching :-) ). One day recently, after he’d been there a couple weeks, I was sitting with my dad in his room enjoying a cup of coffee together and, unprompted he said: “I like my new home.” He’s not a man of many words. It made my day. So grateful for everyone at The Joy!"

"My husband moved into The Landing of Winder two days ago. It's great. It's wonderful -- really, really nice. They have exercise, cooking, and a Super Bowl party -- just a lot. I can eat with him if he makes special arrangements for special rooms. It is expensive. They have a salon, a therapy room, a massage room, a place for a doctor, an outdoor area, and an activity room."

"The Madison House Senior Living was a smaller facility. They had a nice facility. Unfortunately, they did not take Medicare or insurance. They only took Medicaid. It was remodeled, and everything was new, nice, and comfortable inside. The rooms were a little bit larger than where we are staying now. I met some of the staff; they were nice and friendly. They have a physical exercise room, and they have a library."

"I went to The Madison Assisted Living. It was nice. Christine was very, very helpful. The rooms were very nice, they were updated, and they seemed very clean. It seemed luxurious. They had arts and crafts. They had a movie theater, and they had a courtyard. They had a beauty salon. I think that's a pretty new facility. I believe she said it was only a year old. It's very convenient for shopping, and restaurants and the same owner owns the restaurant that you can walk to called the Chophouse, and she told me that they get a 20% discount for the residents."

"Lakeview Manor was a small place with about 10 residents, so it was not a big facility. Yet, it was not too small that if she did not like the other residents, there were other people she could still talk to. I liked the location because it was in the middle of nowhere. They had a very nice lake with a gazebo where they went to sit or fished. There was also a nice wooded area around it. The only drawback was it took about 15-20 minutes to drive to town for shopping. Mom had a private room with a window that looked out to the lake, a good-sized closet, twin bed, dresser and side table. Although, we brought her own bed in. They did not have television service in the room so I provided for her. I preferred it if the private rooms had bathrooms but they did not have. All the bathroom were in the hallway and shared by everybody. They had two aides in the morning and one at night. I did not see any scheduled or planned-out activities. The residents did whatever they felt doing like puzzles, coloring or dance to music. They mostly stayed in the television room. She kept complaining about the food and there were a lot or repairs underway. "

"Oconee House has wonderful staff! Their food is amazing. They are very friendly and accomindating to all their residents. They have many activities for their residents. "

"It is a very nice gated community. The staff is really nice and the place is convenient since it's in a nice area of Greensboro. I also saw their dining area, it seemed fine."

"Rose of Sharon was very clean and very neat (although the house itself needed a little updating). Everybody had their own room. I think there were 4 people in there at the moment and there's another gentleman coming in. The lady there was very polite and very knowledgeable. She told me everything about the building, the facility, and how they handle things. They had a separate eating area where they sat the residents down at a small table. Each one of them had an area and they brought their meals to them. They had a separate shower and they would take everybody in there and get them a shower, but this was done individually, not at the same time."

We are dedicated to providing you with compassionate assisted living in a secure and inviting residential setting. Your independence and sense of self are enhanced with our supportive environment. Live worry-free and secure knowing we are always here for you. Our professionally trained staff are ready to help you when needed 24 hours a day. We know food is an important part of your daily enjoyment and the menu is always prepared with you in mind. Every Service Is Included Personalized Care Plans Three Nutritious and Delicious Meals Snacks and Drinks Anytime Supervision and Companionship Positive Social Interactions Dressing Assistance Bathing and Grooming Assistance Mobility Assistance Incontinence Assistance To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: Georgia Healthcare Facility Regulation - Find a Facility

"its a great place to live, they have frequent activities and a very nice and expert staff that will take care of any needs you may have. The rooms are nice and spacious, and the entire facility is kept clean and maintained. "

Probably seniors occupying their time in a nice building and cared for by professionals. And that’s exactly what everyone has come to expect. It’s normal, predictable, and not very exciting. Now imagine seniors living CONNECTED, ACTIVE, and PURPOSEFUL lives. Imagine them using tablets and Social Media to connect with family and friends, or getting a good workout on gentle and safe exercise equipment. Picture seniors living lives of activity, choice, and significance. That’s Assisted Living Like You’ve Never Seen Before, and that’s what life at Thrive Assisted Living and Memory Care is like. Care is at the core of St Gabriel of Athens and our Resident Assistants are empowered by the most advanced technology in Assisted Living and Memory Care today. Come and explore our safe and secure resort-style community and see how St Gabriel of Athens is anything but ordinary Assisted Living and Memory Care. Whether you’re in Greenville or Atlanta, you’re not far away from experiencing the newest and most technically advanced senior living community in the area. Care is at the core of St Gabriel of Athens and is supported by state of the art care technology featuring Electronic Health Records and Electronic Medication Management Records. This ensures accuracy and accountability in our Care Program. Residents enjoy a masterfully designed environment and a comfortable, stimulating lifestyle. There’s always something to do at St Gabriel of Athens and a spacious private suite to enjoy when a resident wants personal time. About the Staff at St Gabriel of Athens The controlled access Memory Care community of St Gabriel of Athens is where only the most committed professional care staff is allowed to work. No other duties in the community are required of these Resident Assistants, so they can focus exclusively on the needs of, and relationships with, these residents. This is not the scaled down-double occupancy-shared bathroom-facility so common in Memory Care today. We show respect for the person living with memory conditions with luxurious private suites just like Assisted Living. The only modifications made are intended to create a greater sense of calm and safety for the residents. Thank you for your interest at St Gabriel of Athens. Please give us a call to schedule a free tour.To learn more about this provider’s license and review other available state reports, please visit: Georgia Healthcare Facility Regulation - Find a Facility

"Very nice and warm country environment. Food is personally prepared to meet each residents need. I would highly recommend this personal care home! "

"I went to Benton House of Covington. It was very clean. The people seemed to be very friendly. I did like the layout of the property. For those that need only a little help to those that need more help, the assisted living was perfect. The washing machines were located in a reasonable area from the apartment. They had plenty of activities. The staff seemed to be very friendly on that visit. The only thing is I felt that they didn't have as many one-bedrooms as I would have liked to make some comparisons to, and also to leave that option open, because that's what we're looking for, a one-bedroom assisted living area."