Assisted Living Communities in Monroe, GA

"It is brand new and beautiful. I have no complaints about any of the staff members. Everybody has been great. My mother-in-law is acclimating well and she's doing fine. Some people who have family members there said the food was great. They do different games with them, they have different people come for entertainment, different groups in town come over and sing for them and do different things like that, and they take them out to the local areas out of town for shopping or for ice cream."

"Great facility! We were very happy with our choice for mom. "

"My mother lived there 2 years and I was never concerned about her care. Good communication with me while she was there and helped me maneuver through the health care business. Always clean. "

Tender Personal Care Home, located in the heart of Lawrenceville, Georgia, is family owned and operated since 2002. We have 13+ years of experience in elderly care. Here, the quiet life-style calls for the highest standards of care. Our mission at Tender Personal Care Home is to help our residents achieve the best quality of life possible. The two homes we have provide excellent care and living accomodations for seniors. Offering attractive, well-designed living spaces, modern facilities and above all, excellent and compassionate? care. We pride ourselves in making sure our residents feel at home and as comfortable as possible.To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: Georgia Healthcare Facility Regulation - Find a Facility

"My aunt is a resident of The Oaks and we are very happy with the community. She tells people it is her home and that the staff are here family. Her only complaint is that her closet doesn't fit both her winter and summer clothes! The building is beautiful- like a ski lodge and everyone is very nice and caring. I would certainly recommend considering this place for a family member. "

"They were very friendly. I was impressed because they gave personal testimonies to the patients. It helped me understand that they knew their patients. They were not trying to tell me how great they were and all the great things that they did. It was more about the accomplishments of the patients and that just seemed to be more personal to me. The atmosphere was very good. They offered trips to go eat ice cream and things like that. They were having bingo on the day that we visited. They had little crafts things that they did. They had a screened-in back porch that I liked because my mom enjoys watching the birds and things like that, so that was the thing that I was impressed with. Everything was clean and safe. They're locked in, and you have to have a key code to get out, so my mom couldn't wander."

"Emeritus was very nice. They offered independent living cottages and in the main facility, they had assisted living. We toured one of the cottages and it was in the process of being renovated, new carpet, painting and things like that. We were impressed with the size of the unit and the kitchen and it would be one that we might consider in the future. They offered movies and they showed us this big activity room. They offered a lot of activities that people who were not at the facility could also attend. "

"I toured the Regency House of Buford. Everyone we met was very accommodating and very personable. The person we talked to was very good. They showed us the whole thing. They showed us where they eat and where they have activities. They showed us their apartments. It was a very positive one. We saw the studio and one-bedroom apartments. They have a calendar full of activities. All of them were the same. They all have morning devotions and exercises at 10:00 a.m.. They go out for lunch once a month or once a week, something like that. It was well-maintained, and the staff was very helpful."

"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."

Grosvenor Home offers residents independent living options and daily support services. We offer private and semi private rooms. On-going assessments of the residents needs to include assistance with medication management, showers, dressing and grooming. In?house visits from physicians and nurse visits. Stimulating activities to keep residents engaged. Housekeeping, laundry services and homemade meals to accommodate all dietary needs. Highly trained staff that works hard to meet the needs of each resident.To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: Georgia Healthcare Facility Regulation - Find a Facility

"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. "

"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."

"Great Oaks was a nice place. The staff were friendly when I came to visit. It had a good reputation. The residents seemed happy. It just did not meet my needs. "

"Dear Shocked, A mattress on the floor is an acceptable practice if a resident frequently falls while getting out of bed. I have worked as an RN at a few facilities in the northeast. These are safety precautions that is usually part of a written plan of care, agreed to by the primary care physician and approved as an acceptable measure to avoid devastating injuries by the state. Please, before 'rating' any kind of facility, be sure that you are well informed as to policies/procedures of that particular facility. "