"The community grounds look great the staff was very welcoming. The facility smelled great and the valentine decorations was so beautiful around the community. I would recommend this community for senior living ."

"I toured Woodmont Senior Living. The administrative staff I spoke with were friendly and helpful, and went above and beyond to try and help us with the situation. The facility was well-maintained and clean, and the residents I saw appeared happy."

"Brookdale Centre Pointe Boulevard was OK, but Mom isn’t quite that far advanced to live in that kind of place. The staff was nice and friendly. It had a nice dining area. The place was clean and well-kept."

"I like them for my mom. I think that's the one we're going to go with. I like the facility, and they got Rusty that I was dealing with, who seemed to be pretty straightforward, honest, and very welcoming. It just seemed like it would be a nice place for my mother to stay. I liked the staff member a lot. He is very informative. He seemed like a really good guy. The facility itself was nice. They have a courtyard, a library, and two or three different dining and snack areas to hang out. It seemed like it would be very good and friendly."

"Magnolia Place of Cairo is very caring. The rooms is good. They have bingo, devotion, and exercise daily. They have a library and go out every other week to eat. Meals are provided in a very nice dining area. The food is good."

"My Dad lives at Camilla Gardens. He has multiple medical problems along with some dementia. When I visit I see the Administrator and DON rounding. I have never met one staff member in this facility who do not go out of their way to speak and help. The dietary staff are very nice too and dad looks forward to eating their good food. They have a lot of engaging activities for the elderly. The other patients are great. Dad is often at a table with others in activities. Singing, bingo, and church to mention a few. I even have pictures where he visited Santa and the Easter bunny.He has two roommates. Therapy and the social worker are awesome too."

"My mom moved into Harborview Thomasville 2 weeks ago. The nursing staff is very nice and they help with any questions we have. They're very considerate. They check on her, and they're very helpful. She's in a private room. The dining area is nice and clean. She likes the food that they serve. They have daily activities. They keep a schedule of everything they want to do. They had a Christmas party and New Year's party. She gets physical and occupational therapy."

"I am very familiar with this facility and its staff. To begin with the facilities are very clean and accommodating. The interior is well maintained and fresh. Hallways are well lit with grab rails on either side. I have eaten there on several occasions and found the food to be well balanced and tasty. The grounds are well maintained and they planted a living Christmas tree in the courtyard to be enjoyed year round. The staff have always treated me with a smile. The entire has always gone out of their way to help. I would recommend this facility to anyone looking for a place for a loved one. "

"I love the Brian Center. The thing I admired about it is, its secure but not TOO secure. Let me explain: Everyone knows that alot of the clients in nursing homes don't always have family members to come visit them, some people put their loved ones in the home and then leave them without calling or visiting. Well The Brian Center let me come in and visit people that didnt have visitors. I would go on a regular when I was living in Thomasville. I loved sitting there talking with some of them and making their day. "

Archbold Living - Thomasville is a senior living community situated in Thomasville, Georgia. It offers both memory care and assisted living services, catering to seniors with diverse care needs. The community features apartments designed for comfort, with available living rooms and kitchenettes that create a home-like atmosphere conducive to independent living. The community's amenities aim to enhance residents' quality of life. Outdoor common areas provide spaces for relaxation and socialization. It has a pet-friendly policy, allowing residents to keep animal companions. A variety of organized activities, such as yoga, stretching sessions, social gatherings, and events, keep residents engaged and active. Communal dining is a key feature, offering a space where residents can enjoy meals together. Additionally, WiFi/internet access is available, supporting connectivity and entertainment needs. Residents benefit from essential services like general transportation and housekeeping, which help to streamline daily routines. The community also organizes field trips and outings, offering opportunities for exploration and outdoor activity. Through its well-designed living spaces, extensive amenities, and essential services, Archbold Living - Thomasville strives to create a supportive and enjoyable environment for its residents.To learn more about this provider's license and review other available state reports, please visit: Georgia Healthcare Facility Regulation - Find a Facility

"My father has moved into Pelham Parkway Nursing Home and so far, he's eating good. They're really friendly and things are kept neat and clean. They play bingo and they get three meals a day. The staff is really helpful and nice."

"My mom has moved into Villas at Killearn Lakes. This one was highly recommended by friends of mine. It has small villas with only 12 residents in it, and I like the much smaller environment for her. They have an entryway, a large bedroom, and a large handicapped-accessible bathroom. They open onto the main area of the villa where the dining and living is. The food is excellent. It's all homemade right in front of them. The staff are all very attentive to the elders. They're very efficient and hardworking. I am impressed that not a single one of them walks around with a cell phone. There are a lot of musical activities, arts and crafts, and pet therapy services."

"Both my grandmother and great grandmother were residents at this nursing home for several years until their deaths. My great grandmother was admitted in the early 1990s and was there until she died in 1998; my grandmother from 2001 until her death in 2005. As this is a small town surrounded by mostly rural farmland there are not many options for senior living facilities, and this was essentially the only option available to our family. Both of my relatives who were residents there were strong willed women suffering from alzheimers/dementia, and as such they gave the caregivers quite a difficult time. There were several incidents with my grandmother in which family members who came by to visit her found suspicious marks on her body and neck; however, there was no way to validate what had happened so nothing came of it. This facility is clean enough; of course, no nursing home is going to smell entirely fresh and sparkling. However, the patients were for the most part left in their rooms unless it was time to go to dinner; they were then almost immediately wheeled back into their rooms. Aside from meals and church services, there was very little interaction between residents. Each time I visited the attendants were mostly clustered around the main desk talking with one another, and on the occasions that we needed assistance it often took around five minutes- in a facility this small it should not have taken longer than 2-3 at the most. From growing up visiting this facility, I have come to the conclusion that I will not be putting any of my elderly relatives in a nursing home unless it becomes an absolute necessity, and that should I have to do so, I will interview and tour as many as I need until I find a place I feel comfortable. This would not have been one of those. "

"We're impressed with Willow Ridge. It's a small-sized facility. They've got medically trained staff and nice rooms. There were trees around there, lots of windows to look outside, and it's a very peaceful location. The director was very friendly, answered all of our questions, available, and was easily reached at any time. A lot of the activities are just now kind of building back up after being shut down for Covid. They didn't have a lot going, but I know there was a group coming in to do Christmas caroling this past week."