Kennesaw Village

Tanya

Kennesaw Village was small but was very nice. The room they showed us for Mom was also fairly small, and at the time it would have been OK because she's not mobile. Chloe showed us around and she was very helpful. The dining area was really nice. As soon as you come into the foyer, it's right there. It's a nice set up, and then they had the menu posted where you can read it. They showed us the activity room and different things that they have set up for the people there. They had a little van so they could take the people if they needed to run and purchase things. I also met the nurse. Even though they found out that we wouldn't be staying, they still spoke with us and told us about the facility. To me, the facility looked like it was remodeled. They had hardwood floors and everything like that. We would have to bring our stuff there. They didn't have the items there for you. You will bring your own, like a bed and a chair.

Robert

It was a smaller community, with fewer people, and it was nice. It was just a little further away from my home that I wanted to be. The staff was very kind and very informative. It was very clean. It was all on one level, and it was nice on the inside, it was pretty open. They showed me their activities room, where they do their dining, and they showed me the outside. They had a small area to walk around.

Julie

I toured here, it was smaller and a little more quaint and personable. We walked in the front door and we talked with the lady, and she showed us around. There were two main hallways of rooms, and she told us the difference. There was a studio, a one-bedroom, and a two-bedroom. We went down each hall and she did show us a couple of examples of the ones that she could. We did see the dining area, which was just one dining area, and there was a memory care unit. They had several different courtyards, and they did have a few amenities. One thing she did say they do, which I liked, is that on the 4th of July, Labor Day, and probably because it's a smaller facility and more personable, they have cookouts for the assisted living people and tell them to invite their family. I did see some other caregivers, but the few caregivers that we did see were pretty friendly. I just heard them talking to other people and calling them by name. They just seemed very accommodating.