Assisted Living Communities in Moultrie, GA

"I found the facility to be rather cluttered but clean. It was an old converted home with no flow. All safety precautions were in place such as hand rails in the halls and bathrooms. The owners and workers were very attentive to the patients and seemed genuinely caring. "

"Golden Retreat is a small, clean home with five people. My mother is in a room with her own private bathroom. The people are very nice, good, and caring. We are very pleased with this place. The food is very good; however, they don't have any activities."

"My mother has a friend from childhood; Eleanor is now 69 and has dementia/Alzheimer's (not sure yet), and has had to move into assisted living. At Mary's Haven, it is more like being at home than being in a "facility." Eleanor can continue to go out, and her location is practically downtown in our tiny burg. Eleanor gets what she needs with encouragement to continue her life as much as possible as before she moved in. Eleanor gets great care from familiar faces and we couldn't be happier. "

"Woodleaf is definitely where my family member would live if we needed assisted living in Thomasville. Its Executive Director is a native of Thomasville and really is committed to being a caring partner to the community/town as well as treating all the residents who choose to live at Woodleaf with the highest respect, putting their needs above all else. The facility is pristine, charming and refined. The staff is so friendly and I am always greeted warmly. It is a place that reflects excellence in service in all ways and that's what seniors deserve! "

"My Dad lives at Camilla Gardens. He has multiple medical problems along with some dementia. When I visit I see the Administrator and DON rounding. I have never met one staff member in this facility who do not go out of their way to speak and help. The dietary staff are very nice too and dad looks forward to eating their good food. They have a lot of engaging activities for the elderly. The other patients are great. Dad is often at a table with others in activities. Singing, bingo, and church to mention a few. I even have pictures where he visited Santa and the Easter bunny.He has two roommates. Therapy and the social worker are awesome too."

"I would recommend Legacy Village of Tifton. I was very impressed with it. The memory care was very nice; in fact, they've built in there a fireplace for them and made them a new screened-in porch. A lot of people like to go out and sit on that and the fireplace especially for colder weather. I know they're loving that. The staff members were all very friendly and helpful. If there was somewhere to place my brother in Georgia, I would consider them. They're high up on my list of care homes. It was a very nice clean place. It was very clean inside the building and the rooms I saw. COVID kinda got everything shut down, but they let me suit up and got over to the memory care and looked at it. I didn't get to visit much of it because the executive director was out that day."

"Grace Manor is an assisted living facility for the elderly and special needs of our area. It is an expensive but very nice assisted living facility with plenty of outdoor area to walk and enjoy The apartment rooms are not too large, but are very comfortable. I visited at least once a week over the two year period she lived there. The staff is very good and very organized. The only problem I had was they would always give in to whatever my grandmother wanted, mostly too much chocolate, which caused her to restless and hyper.Every week their would be a special covered dish supper and many of the residents did cook. I went once and enjoyed it. Their were several activities to do. Bingo once a month on a Saturday evening.I have been around several nursing homes and one other assisted living facility, but this one is the nicest one.It only took one month to get moved in and a couple of days to get all the paperwork done. I would certainly use them again and I wouldn't living there if it comes to that.Overall the facility had very nice workers and plenty of activities for the ones living there. Everyone living there was checked on casually and thoroughly.The grounds were always kept neat and clean every time I went.I would rate it a 4.5 out of of 5 points on the grading scale. "

"My mom was a resident of Pine Shadows Retirement Manor. We had issues with her falling. She was very unhappy there because she needed 24-hour care and they don't offer that. They have someone there at all times. They have so many people and don't have a schedule of when they go in the room. Overnight they only have one person at the facility, and there are several residents there. The staff was very nice. They were very friendly. If it was someone who is not totally dependent on needing so much care, then it would have been a perfect fit. I would have loved for my mom to have been there before she got to the point that she's at now. The residents seemed very happy there too. The majority of them were very nice. They were very helpful and did what they needed to do. The rooms were small, but clean. You can decorate it however you want to make it as comfortable as possible, but they are small. It seems like you can put the necessities in there and they will fit. They offered meals, and it was very good. With Covid, they had to stop so we couldn't really see all that they did or what they offered. They did tell us that they have different things, but we weren't able to see it or experience because of Covid. We were told that they did bingo, and they might paint fingernails for the ones who wanted their fingernails painted, but my mom never did that. With my mom, we ended up in the hospital multiple times while she was there. I'm not happy with the care that my mom received at all. I can see where it could be good if someone was more independent. It was very clean. The activities sounded good, but they weren't able to do any of it because of Covid. They had to eat in their rooms because they couldn't come out."

"The staff here is wonderful! They formed personal bonds with the Mama. They check on her often during the day to empty her catheter and see if she needs anything. Many of them know me by name and talk to me as I come and go. They dispense her meds and check her sugar levels several times a day. It's a beautiful facility, more like a nice motel. It's pricey, but they really care about the residents. I cannot say enough about the CFO and activities director and several of the staff that really love my Mama! She was in a wheelchair and on oxygen when she came last yr. Now she is off O2 and walking the halls several times a day! She has friends! She paints, plays bingo and cards, put together puzzles until her eyesight got worse, enjoys "butterbean auctions", outings around Tifton on the bus & sitting on the front porch in the padded rockers. My only ding is the food. It's not always good or cooked well, and we keep Glucerna in her fridge for those meals she can't eat. But they are in the process of replacing their previous cook due to a stroke, so we're in transition right now. Hoping for a quick replacement. Overall, it's a great place to be."

Cypress Pond Senior Care, situated in Tifton, GA, provides a variety of care options including Memory Care, Respite Care, and Independent Living. The community offers a range of room amenities, with some units featuring kitchenettes, allowing residents the convenience of meal preparation if desired.The community includes several amenities aimed at enhancing residents' quality of life. Outdoor common areas and gardens offer a peaceful setting for relaxation and socialization. Meals are provided, and the community is pet-friendly. Shared common areas and communal dining spaces foster social interaction among residents. Additional amenities include salon services, spiritual activities and programs, social activities and events, entertainment activities and programs, WiFi/Internet access, and opportunities for yoga and stretching.Cypress Pond Senior Care also provides a comprehensive range of services to support its residents. Personal care services and medication management are available to address health needs. General transportation services facilitate easy mobility, while assistance with activities of daily living (ADLs) and housekeeping services help maintain a comfortable living environment.

"This place is great. I have been here on many occasions. Its a nursing home and a retirement center combined. #1 The director of admissions (Kimberly) is by far the best person on the employee board. She makes you feel comfortable just by talking to her on the phone. Once you visit this place, it is quality care all around...from the staff to clients. Great place to go to. If you go to their website and look at the event calendar, you can see that this place is all about their clients. They even provide a church service. Wow! "

"My wife and I had to move in with my Dad in January 2020, due to his health declining and having some depression and slight dementia. He had outlived three women that he loved over a span of about 67 years, and was lonely. My sister and I tried to get him to move into an Assisted Living Facility, but he wanted to stay at home as long as he could, so we moved in with him to take care of him. Looking back it was a Godsend because I got to spend 14 months with my Dad every day of his life, loving him and taking care of him, until I worried about his safety at home. That’s when we decided to move him in to Willow Wood at Fellowship Home in February, 2021. I already knew how good and compassionate and caring the staff were but after observing hour after hour I really came to appreciate all the caring and compassion that they showed my Dad until his last breath. I can’t thank The Fellowship Family enough for that precious time! GOD’S LOVE!!🙏💜"