The Best Senior Living Communities in Fort Gaines, GA

"I had a client that was looking for a home that did not have alot of fire deficiencies because they were in a home before that caught fire in the middle of the night and burned a few of the units. Well, when I went here, I see from the reports that the exits are always accessible, there are no smoking signs all around, they have full sprinkler systems and they even give fire safety drills on a regular. My client was happy with the reports and placed their loved one with Henry County. "

"My great-aunt became a resident of Twin Magnolias Assisted Living. While looking for the facility that was the right choice for her, we toured Twin Magnolias. Eventually, we settled on this facility for my great-aunt due to its level of attention and care, as well as its familiar grounds for her, as she is from that town and has lived there for her entire life. The facility is very close to multiple doctors' offices, as well as a pharmacy and two grocery stores, so we could easily run errands for her when she needs help.There are staff members on hand to serve the residents' needs around the clock, and there is an emergency service vehicle station nearby in case someone needs to go to the hospital. Hospitals are not in the same town, but they are not far away, which was another reason for picking this place. The grounds and housing are not fancy, but they are clean and seem easy to find your way around, for patients with mental difficulties. My great-aunt's mind is not as strong as it was a few years ago, so this is a big plus for her. "

"I toured Fellowship Cotton Hill Senior Living Community. They were very pleasant. They don't have facilities for independent living. They are strictly assisted living, but it was outside my means as far as what I could afford. The rooms are small but they seemed very nice. The upkeep looks good. The building was very nice and seemed fairly new."

"My dad is in Calhoun Nursing Home for rehab, and it's going well. He likes it there. He likes everything about the place. He loves the food. The staff is really good. They call me with updates about him, if something's going on, they call me. They're really good. I talk to him often, and he hasn't had any complaints about anyone. Very clean. This is the second rehab that he's done since he came out of the hospital after his surgery. It's like, 90% better than the first one. He has a flat-screen that's on the wall and a private bathroom in his room. He has a dresser, two chairs, and a closet."

"My mother-in-law is in a geriatric ward in Medical Center Barbour. This facility is fine, and they're giving her what she needs. The staff is very nice and good. It's a hospital, and everything I've experienced there so far has been fine. "

"The physical facility itself was in good shape, and the furnishings, both in the entrance and in the common areas for the residents, were well maintained. The residents' rooms, even those that had some decoration, were very institutional and the feeling that one got was that more could be done to make the physical appearance more hospitable. There was throughout the areas where the residents' rooms were, a distinct bad smell. The staff seemed to be helpful to the residents, but there was also the feeling that some, while not neglected, could have received kinder treatment. The residents that I came into contact with were sometimes critical of the staff and the attention that they didn't get. They did provide the residents not only with care, but also games, activities, and visiting church groups, which could all be seen on calendars throughout the resident hallways. Some of the staff were bright and cheery, while other seemed to not have as happy a demeanor. Perhaps, this was due to overwork, or the nature of working in a caregiving facility. "