Independent Living Communities in Fayetteville, GA

"My mom moved to Heartis Buckhead. The staff is very attentive. They have programs that my mom will be able to participate in and socialize daily. The meals and the nutrition are excellent all day. The facility is pretty new. It's very accommodating for her needs, a very nice facility, and very nice rooms. The apartments are appointed very nicely and are very updated. I witnessed art, jewelry making, and then card games. They provide fitness every day also. I think in terms of the activities, they're appropriate for the cognitive ability of each one of the residents. The staff that runs everything is all very good. The facility is outstanding."

"I toured Regency House by Barclay House. I liked the overall availability of being independent. The staff was very kind and accommodating. They were prepared for us when we got there, and that was very impressive. I saw the restaurant and was shown a menu of what they have, and that was very good. I was very impressed with that as well. The building was very easy to navigate. It was very clean and pleasant."

"The best thing about Holbrook Decatur was it was extremely nice. The worst thing was it was expensive. It was on the upper end of the budget. The only person I met was the person that was meeting us for the tour, and they were late and they were in a hurry. They were perfectly nice, but we had to wait in the waiting room for 15-20 minutes, and then they were in a hurry. The facility was brand new."

"I like Renaissance on Peachtree. It's a high rise, and I just didn't want to be in a high rise. But it was a wonderful place. The rooms were great. They had good-sized rooms. The facility was clean, nice, and beautiful. The girl that I talked to was very kind and nice. I liked her. They called me several times. It would have almost been my second choice. The menus looked good. They looked like they had a lot of choices. I met one of the people who was involved in some of the activities. They seem to have a lot going on. They kept people busy if they wanted to."

"I toured HearthSide Club Lafayette. We talked with a person who was very informative. They showed us the floor plans of the apartments and she said they had a waiting list. They had one- and two-bedrooms. My sister only needs a one-bedroom. They offered transportation to the grocery store. They also had little areas where they could play games and play cards. You can have your family over there, and there's a kitchen that can be used downstairs. They had a courtyard, too."

"I found something that I like, and it was Azalea Estates of Fayetteville and that probably would be the one I'll go with when I'm ready to move. It was very nice. I like it. The manager was very, very nice and super good, I like her. I was very happy with the rooms, the apartments and the layout, and everything about it. It was very pleasant. She showed me everything, but I would go in as independent living. I could switch over to assisted living when I need it, but I did see everything they had to offer. I talked with some of the residents, and I was very, very pleased and impressed with their care and the cleanliness of it, especially the staff, she was just very, very knowledgeable, helpful, and pleasant, so I give her a very high mark. They have everything. I was pleased with all the things they have to offer. They have hydrotherapy, a heated indoor pool, water therapy, exercising, and a therapist; it's very, very nice. They have a lot to offer."

"Larry Moore Manor was very nice. There are two floors. Everybody has a balcony. That's what I like about it. The complex is friendly and clean and everybody is courteous. The management is easy to talk to. They have a garden patio and they have a courtyard. It's a high-rise and I'm applying to the garden apartments with a patio."

"I’m on a waiting list at Hearthside for two years and I know I’m close to the top of the list. The place is just close and walking distance to shops, walking passed restaurants. The rooms have built-in kitchen, solid countertop bar, and you have option to a 1 or 2-bedroom or even 1 or 2-baths. I like it a lot because of where it is. It’s my first choice. The staff seem very cordial and nice. The place is full and everybody seems to be happy there. It’s probably the most attractive to me and my wife. We’re handicap but we’re still able to live independently. I’m legally visually impaired and my wife has Parkinson’s, but we’re able to get around. We need each other’s help, so we need to find a place that’s really conducive for our lifestyle, where we can cook our own meals and be able to fellowship with others like us in our age group. The place has a movie theater, screened porch, garden spots and walking trails. "

"I moved to Arbor Terrace Peachtree City. They are very active. They all have the things that they do. The staff is very helpful and knowledgeable. The food is excellent. I have a two bedroom, and it's 1100 square feet. It's a very nice room. I came to see a live show, and they had bingo and music. The atmosphere is very nice and welcoming."

"The Nurses, Occupational Therapist, Physical Therapist, CNA's, cleaning service staff, food and Nutrician staff, Social Worker, Wound care specialist,Technicians, front desk receptionist all work together to help in the recovery of your love one. They always try to answer your questions to the best of their abilities. And whatever you need they try to make it available to you. I am so grateful for the care that was given to my husband during his stay at Christian City Rehabilitation Facility"

"I was really happy with Providence Personal Care Home. I was misinformed when I was sent over there because my mother needs to have a nursing home and not an assisted living home, so they weren't able to help me there. But the place was really nice and very clean, and the people were very, very friendly. I was really happy with it, especially because it was a house and not a big facility. I didn't try their food, but it smelled good. The staff were very nice."

"The tour I had at Somerby of Peachtree City was excellent, and the staff was excellent. She spent a lot of time with us. We only saw an example of one room for each level of care. For independent living, there were various sizes and we saw one that was quite small, but there were bigger ones available as well. It was a beautiful facility. The residents looked happy with lots of smiles on their faces. They had a lot of activities. They had everything that you would need, like a barber shop, a beauty shop, an exercise room, a theater room, and an arts and crafts room. It was a big facility with lots of space and it was well-designed. It had a small heated swimming pool inside. It would probably be the place we would go if we need to at some point."

"I moved into The Palms of Lake Spivey. I'm in an independent living, and when I need assistance, I can regress there. I can stay there till it's over. I have a two-bedroom apartment that's fully furnished with a regular refrigerator. They have a regular kitchen there. They provide two meals a day. The people that I've come in contact with have been wonderful. The food is great. I haven't had anything that I didn't like. We have activities every day. They're different things. We can play cards, we can have ice cream, and they do something different every day. If you want to go out to eat in a restaurant, they take groups out to eat. They're doing everything that people of my age can do."

"The rooms are spacious and easy to maintain. The windows are really large and some residents opt to not have curtains. I choose to have curtains although I live on the back side facing the trees. I have referred 3 residents here and they are very happy that I did. We are convenient to all resources in this area. It would be great if we could establish a Community Garden!! It would give the older residents a purpose and freedom to get out into the open."