The Addison of Alpharetta

Alice S

This honest review is in reference to Independent Living. The property, to put it bluntly, is a hot mess! The exterior gives off an alarmingly dilapidated vibe with dumpsters filled to the brim and back entrances that resemble a hoarder's paradise. They're conveniently located all around. The building is shamelessly screaming for a pressure wash and the gated kitchen area seems to have confused itself with a landfill. While we're at it, let's discuss the ghostly presence of our dear manager. Her remarkable skill in ignoring calls is quite apparent. It's disappointing to see the lack of interest and subsequent neglect from a key figure in the organization. Housekeeping seems to be on an eternal break and we're playing a dangerous game of 'staff roulette' with the sparse team members that do grace us with their presence. Adding to the miserable state of affairs, the current gastronomic offerings are nothing short of a culinary nightmare. Forget gourmet, the scarce and unpalatable servings have us on the fast track to starvation. Consider the residents plunged into a forced diet. But hey, look on the bright side! The rising grocery bills will surely spice up the otherwise dull existence of the residents. The chilling dismay etched onto the residents' faces paints a picture more eloquently than any words can. Let's reclaim the dignity of The Mansions and restore it back to its former glory. Let's start by emptying that dumpster, shall we?

Mary

My brother was at The Mansions at Alpharetta Assisted Living & Memory Care. It's the only place that would take him. They only have up to memory care there, but they are doing aging in place with him. He's in memory care, but it's a little higher than that. He had hospice in there, too. The staff was professional. I think they could do better with the food variety. He's not active, but they had activities and they're very good at that. It's not a new facility, but it's clean. They had a courtyard, a salon, dining, and seating areas. It's a pretty good value for your money. It's near a hospital, restaurants, and shopping.

Maria

My mother-in-law has moved into The Mansions at Alpharetta Assisted Living & Memory Care. They're thorough, knowledgeable, organized, and safe. There's good communication. Those are the things that we appreciated. The facility is clean and adequate. She's in memory care.

D. Fehd

The entire staff treated my mother with such loving care and respect in her final days living at this facility. They observed excellent health and safety guidelines, and were able to protect her from Covid. They were always ready to listen to her expressed needs and wishes, and worked with our family to make her comfortable.

Rawn

My mother-in-law moved into The Mansions at Alpharetta Assisted Living & Memory Care. The facility director was very nice. She approached us and was able to work with us on a weekend type of schedule. She was giving us a virtual tour of her location. We liked what we saw, as well as the amenities that it had for her. The staff is very friendly, as well as they're very caring for my mother-in-law, so they do take her safety and well-being into account. The food is very good. She really didn't eat much before, especially solid foods. She's eating a lot better, and a lot more frequently now that she's there. The facility looked very new. It's nicer than what most people would think a nursing home would be. It looked more like an apartment complex than anything else. They do have exercises or group occupational therapy to where the therapist actually works out and gives different movements for people to participate. They have a lot of bingo, and they earn prizes during bingo. They have plenty of locations where they can watch movies in a group, but at the same time have social distancing sessions.