Summerhill Senior Living Community

Keith

My dad has moved into Summerhill Senior Living Community and it's a very good and very clean place. It's got great and very personable staff. They used to go out and eat but they don't do that anymore. There's not a lot for the elderly to do because, with COVID, they've shut a lot of stuff down. The ladies can't get their hair done because they don't have anybody to come in and do the hair but other than that, it's all right.

MD673622

My mother is at Summerhill for about 2 weeks now, and the experience has been pretty good so far. The staff was very professional, and we haven't had any issues so far. The admission process was fast, which was good. It was more like a nursing facility; they have rehab, assisted living, and memory care. They have Bingo, exercise classes, and different religious services, and they had a veteran's program last week. Her room is a lot nicer and cleaner.

Janice058304

The apartment in the independent living part of Summerhill had two bedrooms, was very well appointed, and very reasonably priced. For an additional price, Mom could have meals delivered. Her room was at ground level, so she did not have to go into an elevator, and the price was within her range. The grounds were well maintained. The staff that walked us around was very informative. It's the best place in Warner Robins and Perry, and I was really impressed. It had lots of activities and independent, assisted, nursing home, and memory care, which is what we were looking for.

Caring114107750

Summerhill is a very nice facility. Their amenities are adequate and I like the fact that it's a progressive-type facility from independent to nursing care.

Karen64820550

It was a large facility. It had different wings and it had a wing exclusively for alzheimer's patient. They were very well staffed was very knowledgeable on how to deal with alzheimer's patient. The rooms were semi-private and private. They were not very huge but spacious. They had private bathrooms. I would recommend it to others.

C.C. Shelnutt

I thought it was a nice place. My grandmother and I would play bingo with the other residents, they also had salon services which my grandmother enjoyed, and a cafeteria were I could eat lunch with her.