Assisted Living Communities in Stockbridge, GA

"Laties Personal Care was decent, but it had shared bathrooms, and we want to have a private bathroom. The price was comparable to others. "

"I visited the Governor's Glen Memory Care Community. It was well-kept. The workers were friendly and seemed to be knowledgeable about the care that they offer. The dining area was clean. They offered three meals a day with snacks. They have games that they play, and they have a recreation room with TV accommodations."

"I visited Angels PCH LLC. It's a nice place and very clean, too. The housemaker or the house owner showed me around and told me everything. They explained the whole situation between assisted living and independent group living and whatnot. The rooms are clean and well-maintained. The beds were made up. She was cooking, made me some cornbread, and gave me good corn muffins. It was clean all the way around and the grass was well cut. The porch was clean and didn't have any clutter. The tables and chairs were neatly arranged and were very comfortable, you could sit out on the porch and enjoy nature."

"I went to Heartis Fayetteville. It was an excellent tour. It was very welcoming. The staff was accommodating. The visit to the apartments was good, and I was pleased with the apartments. The upkeep of the whole place was very inviting. They have different activities. They take them on tours. One that caught my eye was that they take them to the casino, and that is something that my dad likes. They give them two meals a day, which is good. I also like the fact that the apartments come with a full kitchen, so that they have the ability to cook some of their own food if they want. I was able to meet the chef, and they talked about some of the meals that they served, but I wasn't able to have anything."

"My grandparents were residents there back in 2007 to 2008. My grandfather was only there a short time before his passing but my grandmother was there until her death in July 2008. The staff and the facility are excellent in the care that is provided. The staff grew to be family. They were always compassionate and very professional when it came to dealing with my grandmother's needs. She so enjoyed playing bingo and the different activities that were provided. The staff went far beyond their duties. They were friends to the residents. I applaud them for everything they do and could not have asked for a better place for my grandparents to have lived their final days. "

"I toured Oaks at Conyers. I didn't go back into the living quarters because after I went to the office and spoke to the director, there was no need for me to go further. After all, I couldn't afford to leave my sister there. But, they were very friendly people. The residents who I saw seemed happy and they looked well-cared for. I like the place. I wish I could get my sister in there. The building was very nice. The only space I saw was the entrance where I went and it's a little bit of an enclosed area, and it was nice."

"Oaks at Fayetteville is a nice place. I would recommend it. I didn't have much of a tour because the lady that was supposed to lead the tour was not there that day. She was supposed to be in, but she wasn't. We looked at the room and kind of looked around a little bit. It wasn't much of a tour, but it was a nice place. It's a really nice place. The amenities are really good. They've got very good assisted living programs. They have music, movies, and bingo. They have just about anything you want to do to stay busy. The dining area was very clean, very nice-looking, and very tempting to eat. "

"My dad moved to Country Gardens Senior Living, which looked like an old Victorian house. There were only 40 rooms, and it was small. The staff was very personable. They kept me in the loop and were very good with the patients. They have daily activities, and all the people participate in them."

"Sunrise of Decatur was excellent. When we got there, my dad was in a wheelchair and they were able to assist him to get out of the car. They gave us a tour and walked us around the whole facility and to the room size that he'd be moving into. We had lunch and they were very upfront about the pricing. The staff was excellent. It's fairly new so everything was very nice and clean."

"Medlock Gardens was very nice. I met with the business manager there, Deidre. When I arrived, all the staff was very friendly and very welcoming. The facility was very pretty. It was fresh and clean. It didn't have any odors or anything. It was well-kept. The young lady that assisted me on the tour was very patient. She was very resourceful. She had a wealth of information. She described and showed me everything. I didn't have an opportunity to try the food, but they did invite me back at a later date when I had more time if I wanted to. The dining area looked very nice. The residents that I did see were of varying ages, but they looked happy from what I could see. Dinner and a Movie is one of the recreational activities when I did the tour, so I thought that was very nice. It was very intimate and inviting. It had a nice, homey feel."

"The director of Montclair Assisted Living is very professional and positive. It is very nice. The cafeteria is large and semi-formal, but they have a relaxed kitchen area for assisted living because they're attached to a senior living facility. For example, if my dad didn't want to go downstairs to the larger area to eat, then he could just stay up on his floor and eat in a more casual environment. The living spaces were very nice. My father already has a separate bedroom, and so he doesn't want a suite, but there's nothing they can do about that. However, the rooms were nice, and they were good sizes. The thing that I didn't particularly like, is that they do not have kitchenettes. Nevertheless, they have a lot of long-term employees, and they were very visible when I was there. You could tell that they have a lot of employees in the halls. You can tell they're very actively engaged, and you can see a lot of helpers. Their ratio of caregivers to residents is a great number. It's privately owned, which I think is a perk. The board are residents. The other thing is that they also have lots of snacks and treats out for the residents to take as they want."

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

"I went to All in One Personal Care. I liked it because it was nice and clean, and the caregiver was friendly and knowledgeable. She gave me a lot more information. So, if I had to choose a place, I would put him there. The structure was great, it was clean, no odor. I highly recommend it. It has a real peaceful atmosphere, serenity. It was a small house, but it was only about three rooms where she could hold up to four partitions at a time, but it was nice."

"The best thing about Holbrook Decatur was it was extremely nice. The worst thing was it was expensive. It was on the upper end of the budget. The only person I met was the person that was meeting us for the tour, and they were late and they were in a hurry. They were perfectly nice, but we had to wait in the waiting room for 15-20 minutes, and then they were in a hurry. The facility was brand new."