Assisted Living Communities in Plains, GA

"My sister-in-law moved into Sumter Retirement Village. It's a lovely place. From the moment we drove up and parked, I was overwhelmed. It blew every expectation I had. I did not expect it to be as beautiful and well-kept as it was. The grounds are beautiful. The place had three televisions, some couches, and some people were sitting around. It was clean, and it smelled nice. It was just a welcoming sight. They offer three meals a day and two snacks. They have a big kitchen, a large staff, and a lovely dining room that opens to a screen porch and a courtyard with a gazebo and chairs. Then, it overlooks a farm area where the cows and other animals come up and entertain everybody. Aside from that, they offer to do their laundry and dispense their medications, and there's a pharmacy in the area that delivers the meds once you get registered. They have all kinds of activities, daytime activities. A lot of women are playing cards. There's always something going on. There's a big event going on at all times. And then they also offer trips into town. They put everybody in the van and take them into town for lunch at one of the restaurants once a month or once every other month. They take them to special things happening in the town of Plains and offer trips to doctors, dentists, and whatever else they might need. My sister-in-law loves the food. We had lunch there one day, and the food was very good. It was very well-balanced. They have a menu that they can look at for the week ahead. And if they don't like something on the menu, they could work on substitutes. There are options at the bottom of the menu where they can choose different things."

"I toured Magnolia Manor Americus, and I liked it pretty good. I like the fact that the staff seem very caring. The Medicaid expert was very professional. Everybody was very professional. It was a nice experience. The staff who assisted me was sweet. The rooms are a bit bigger. They offer three meals a day and a snack. They had an outdoor space for the residents. They take Medicaid."

"Oaks at Oakland Plantation had a homey atmosphere. I would highly recommend it. The apartment that my brother would have had was spacious and very conducive to his needs. They were very helpful. They answered my questions. They got me there on the tour. The staff introduced me to different people in different areas. Their cafeteria was a restaurant type. They can select whatever they want to eat. It's very nice. She introduced me to the physical therapist that they had onsite and to the person that would be in charge of their activities. It was very good. They had a baby grand piano for the residents to play. They had a theater room that was set up as if they were entering into one of those awards. There were nice seats, and it was really nice."

"Great place and Great staff the owner treat you like family."

"At Perfect Care, they’re very caring, seem like they care about my mother, and keep in touch with us if she has a little medical problem or something. They have just been really good to her, and she seems to like it. She has a nice, big room with a nice bathroom. We fixed it up. Perfect Care is not the most elegant one we have seen, but the level of care seems to be what we were looking for. My mother seems to be satisfied with the food; she doesn’t complain about it. The community is not beautiful or anything, but it’s fine and clean. "

"Seymour Southern Comforts is very nice. It is comparable to where we put my dad. It is a smaller community, but it is very nice and seems to be very clean. They are very reasonably priced compared to other assisted living. The economy room is very nice. It's roomy enough for one person, and it has really good closet space. It also has windows where they can see outside. They have a lot of cheerful paintings on the wall, which is very nice."