Assisted Living Communities in Perry, GA

"It was a large facility. It had different wings and it had a wing exclusively for alzheimer's patient. They were very well staffed was very knowledgeable on how to deal with alzheimer's patient. The rooms were semi-private and private. They were not very huge but spacious. They had private bathrooms. I would recommend it to others. "

"My wife is in Arbor Manor Assisted Living Community. It's a good place. I hadn't had anything that was negative. It's all been positive. I'm on a first-name basis with my wife's nurses. If I'll call them, and they'll be busy, they'll call me back. We have a friendship that you don't have in a lot of places. I know there have fish every Friday, and everybody likes that. They have eggs and bacon for breakfast. They have a hearty breakfast in there, and everybody seems to be enjoying their food. The facility is always clean. It's a very professionally run place. They got a big old television in there where they all sit and lounge there. Normally when I go visit my wife, and the weather permits, we go outside on the patio and visit. But now they are locked down, and I haven't seen her for about three weeks. But I know she's in a good place, and they're taking care of her. I know she's safe and clean."

"My mom was at Autumn Terrace. It seemed very nice. It was very homey. The food seemed nice. However, there were not a whole lot of people to look after my mother where she was. The place was very clean. In terms of amenities, they did the laundry, my mom can get her hair done, and they had Bible study. My mother had only been there for two days. There were only 15 people there, and there was only one person on staff. My mom did have things in her room to ring if she needed help, i.e., in the bedroom or in the bathroom. "

"My mom likes Colonial Gardens. The staff is nice. They play cards. The place is not high-end, but it’s kept well, clean, and homey. They're providing good services for the value. It's what we needed so it works for us. We're satisfied."

"My husband is now at The Phoenix at Lake Joy. There's a couple of things they have no control over. For instance, the way the building was constructed and the setup of the rooms. I would have designed it differently, but that's not their fault. We had a rocky start. But in all fairness to everybody, this was new for me, and my husband was new to them. When he went into memory care, he had a hard time, and he was more confused. But they worked with me, and I worked with them. We teamed up together. They've all gotten to know my husband. They've learned a few things; I've learned a few things. As of today, he's doing really well. We got medication straightened out and they were helpful with that. They listen to me and I listen to them. Overall, I'm pretty much pleased with them. There was nobody that wasn't willing to talk to me about anything, and I liked that. From the person who is, the boss, all the way down to the CNAs and the people that work the hall, everybody was open and everybody listened. I think my husband is doing better because they listen to me about some of his glitches. We've learned together that the best thing to do, unless he's in harm's way or somebody else is, just say, "Okay, no problem," and move on and then come back later. And that strategy has been working very well. The staff members on the floor that I deal with face to face every day are truly dedicated. They've done their job as best they can. They allow me to use sitters because my husband was having such a hard time. I put some sitters with my husband to help him transition, because he was used to having me with him all the time. I was not expecting their staff to be able to sit in the room and be with him because they had other people. They were very open to that and allowed that, and so I kept sitters in there until I was comfortable that he had transitioned enough that he wasn't putting them or anybody else at risk. The facility is within four minutes of my home, and so I can be there. I also like the fact that I have 24/7 access. I probably get there at 6:30 after my husband has had dinner, and I spend at least two or three hours with him in the evening. I can stay as late as I want. I usually leave around 10:00 at the latest, and if I wanted to, I could spend the night."

"My mother-in-law has moved into Summer's Landing of Warner Robins. They're very caring, up-to-date, and clean. The staff members are friendly and helpful and are on a one-on-one basis. The dining room had four-chair tables and they were very comfortable. It's just like a small apartment, but it's an open area with a large bathroom. Everything's clean. They do cleaning daily. I didn't see anything that alarmed me or anything. I don't have any complaints. She's well taken care of. It took a lot of pressure off of us. They do little games, painting, and arts and crafts. They go outside and do little gardens and they celebrate like Cinco de Mayo. They give them something to do daily. They have a salon and a person that comes in monthly that does hair and nails. They have a church service on Sunday and a sing-along once a month."

"My dad was at Kingsford of Warner Robins for two years. It was outstanding, very well maintained, well managed, very roomy, and very comfortable. It was top value for the dollar. My dad didn't partake in any of activities, but they had Uno, card games, bingo, and horse racing games. They loved it. As far as the quality and freshness of the food, it was very high. I know the manager personally did all the shopping, and I never saw any problems. I would give the staff a very high star rating because they're very well trained and very disciplined. The management maintained strong accountability particularly when it comes to medication management and notifying the family members if there was any irregularity. They were very trustworthy and worked with the relatives very well."

"I toured Willow Creek Personal Care Home. It was very nice and very clean. I liked the staff. They were very nice. I saw the dining area and it was very nice. The bathroom was big enough for anybody with a handicap. They have games and they take them out. They keep them very busy with a lot of activities. They had a courtyard for the residents to go to."

"Excellent,facility, wonderful staff and great clean impeccable facility. Really nice food and snacks Wonderful activities and caring people. Would recommend 100%after having lived in other facilities in Warner Robins finally an affordable place to call my own."

"We chose the Villa Rose for my aunt. She will move in this month. We liked it for the location and size. The staff was very helpful, answered all the questions, typical sales. The facility does not have a lot of bells and whistles, but it's clean. They have a basic cable, Wifi, they have a dining hall, and all the rooms are private. It's close to our home, that's why we liked it."

"They were courtious and informative. "

"The Oaks is overall a good quality facility for the elderly. The facility is not very large, but big enough to accommodate their needs. It is located in a great area in the country--so the residents can sit outside and have a good breath of fresh air and view the countryside. The staff was always very attentive to the residents. My great-grandmother was never neglected or mistreated by the staff. The rooms are on the smaller side but the bathrooms are plenty big for those who can't move around very easily and for the handicapped. The Oaks provides an ample amount of activities for the residents to participate in. They also have an on-going calendar of events where people come and entertain the residents. Whenever I went there to sing, many of the residents came out to listen and participated. They always seemed content and happy. My great-grandmother was there for about a year and then left to go live with her daughter because of extensive physical problems. But her stay there was enjoyable. "

"Willow creek is small, more personal and less of an institutional type feel. It's a house type setting with individual private rooms and they only have 20 to 23 residents. Everyone knows everybody and they accept Medicaid. The only issue we have and we're working on that right now is I don't think they have enough activities to keep the residents stimulated. It has a more homey feeling than others I've been in and the staff is very nice. I think my mom in law is comfortable there. They can improve by putting more safety measures like hand rails in the showers, more activities and food. "

"My mom is a former resident of Pinewood Retirement Villa. The care she received there is not what you would expect your parent to have. According to my mom, the food is terrible. They should improve on cleanliness. They need professional staff, activities for the residents, and medical care."