Brightmoor Hospice Griffin, GA

We visited Brightmoor. The rooms were clean, not worn out, and well-cared for. There were 2 people to a room. The buildings were clean and well-kept; there were not a lot of grounds, but it was well-kept. There were plants and flowers in places, and they were pretty. The staff was nice, informative, and interested in her job.

Brightmoor Senior Living was very clean, but at that time, they didn't have any space available. The place was very lovely and had a lot of flowers.

I've been in Brightmoor for three or four years, and I like it here. It is nice. They have a waiting list here. There are probably 55 or more residents here. They take us fishing, on picnics, and we have bingo.

The staff members here always behaved in a professional manner, whether with resident or visitors.The doctors here were very good with informing us about my grandmothers condition - she had dementia and later we found out that she had stomach cancer which is non-treatable. The doctors, nurses, and even the aides made me feelcomfortable about leaving her there. There is also alot for the residents to do, and even though my grandma didnt play because of her conditions - bingo seems to be the main attraction, I even enjoyed watching the other eldery folks getting excited about playing. Unless it's late at night, most of the residents are visiting and talking with each other, not just sitting alone in their rooms. They certainly were not bored here and all seemed to be well cared for. This was a very sad time for my family and could have been terribly painful. Instead, the staff here did every thing possible to make my grandma comfortable and happy during her last days.