The Best Memory Care Communities in Carroll County, GA

"We looked at Silver Comet Village. It was an amazing place. It probably was not the best fit for mom, because a lot of the residents in memory care didn't need as much care as she did, which is why we didn't choose it. They didn't accept her for that reason. She needed more care than the staff they had. But, it was all extremely nice, and you would get a lot for the money. The staff was over the top good, and the rooms were big and nice."

"My dad moved to Country Gardens Senior Living, which looked like an old Victorian house. There were only 40 rooms, and it was small. The staff was very personable. They kept me in the loop and were very good with the patients. They have daily activities, and all the people participate in them."

"Overall, I was unable to come in for a tour that had a very good conversation with my name, Alek, and I left the conversation feeling very positive for my mom in the future. I'm in the very early beginning stages of research. when I called the front desk, the lady, I think her name was Kimberly, was very nice and got me directed straight to the personnel. I needed to be, too, and it was not delayed... The last time, It was very confusing to speak with, and the information I got from that employee was not clear. I called back in April. So, that tells me good things are changing."

"The tour at Summerset Assisted Living was great. The person who took us around was very good. Everything was nice, neat, and clean. The information that they had given us was great. They explained everything simply, and they were very professional. They did everything thoroughly, clearly, and gave us literature, and I understood everything. The common areas were organized and nice."

"I toured Carriage Crossing Marietta. The overall tour was excellent. We loved the facility. The person who conducted the tour was very informative. She was very friendly and answered all the questions that we had. So overall, we were pleased. We didn't try any meals because lunch was over when we got there, but the overall appearance of the dining room was excellent. Also, the fact that they posted menus on the table was very impressive."

"Oaks at Fayetteville is a nice place. I would recommend it. I didn't have much of a tour because the lady that was supposed to lead the tour was not there that day. She was supposed to be in, but she wasn't. We looked at the room and kind of looked around a little bit. It wasn't much of a tour, but it was a nice place. It's a really nice place. The amenities are really good. They've got very good assisted living programs. They have music, movies, and bingo. They have just about anything you want to do to stay busy. The dining area was very clean, very nice-looking, and very tempting to eat. "

"I visited Angels PCH LLC. It's a nice place and very clean, too. The housemaker or the house owner showed me around and told me everything. They explained the whole situation between assisted living and independent group living and whatnot. The rooms are clean and well-maintained. The beds were made up. She was cooking, made me some cornbread, and gave me good corn muffins. It was clean all the way around and the grass was well cut. The porch was clean and didn't have any clutter. The tables and chairs were neatly arranged and were very comfortable, you could sit out on the porch and enjoy nature."

"This was the first time I had visited mom after her move. She was much improved. Talking more, sitting up straight in her wheel chair & that means she is stronger. She told me she happier at memory care than she was Assisted Living."

"We toured Oaks at West Cobb. The grounds were beautiful. The staff was great. They're all very kind and welcoming, and they speak to my mother-in-law. They ask her what she wants. They're not just talking to me. They're talking to her, which is good because just because she's older doesn't mean she doesn't have her own opinion. I appreciated that, and I'm sure she did too. Their dining program looked very nice. They have a menu where you can choose what you want."

"I visited Woodland Ridge Assisted Living & Memory Care. They offer hair appointments, there's a cafeteria, breakfast, lunch, and dinner, and there are common areas for sitting. There are planned activities, and they have bingo. They also have a bus that runs a schedule that will take you to the grocery store and things like that. They offer laundry services for a separate fee. I was completely fine with that facility. It was my mother that didn't want to move. The staff was very informative and friendly. I saw them interact with the residents. We did talk to a couple of the residents who said that the food was very good, and we were able to view the menu of what they were having daily. The residents are required to go to the cafeteria to eat. They're not allowed to bring the food from the cafeteria to the rooms. I saw three rooms for a single person category. They were all very well-maintained, clean, and very nice rooms. You could see the view from inside the building. Some of the apartments overlooked the common sitting area. It had benches and nice landscaping. It was a clean facility. It had live-in support, a small dog that the residents all interacted with. You could tell they all knew and loved the dog."

"We are choosing Varenita of West Cobb for my mother because it was new and we liked the people. The staff was very friendly, helpful, and happy. The place was large and it was very clean. They had a little courtyard area and a relaxation area. This facility was located near restaurants and grocery stores."

"We had a tour of the Birches at Villa Rica and it was good. The facilities were also nice and the staff members seemed like nice people. We saw some of the units, they were OK, they had some artwork, and I liked the way they were put together. The rooms were a little small, but nice. The person who gave the tour was nice, everything was clean, and the place looked nice."

"It was nice. It was well-spaced out and very quiet. They offered activities for independent living people. The apartment I saw was very nice and very comfortable for one person. When I stepped into the community, it also felt comfortable."

"Our class took weekly trips to Grace Assisted Living in Bremen Georgia and each experience was extremely positive. The patients there all seemed to be in a generally good mood, and we got to know almost all of them throughout the semester so I got to see and hear many of them and their stories. We were usually there during their lunch times and the food didn't look too awful as we would have imagined it may be. The staff often brought in entertainment for them such as bingo games, people playing in small country playing bands and friendly small dogs to keep morale high. The patients sometimes got agitated with one another but with some of their conditions this was to be expected, and staff was monitoring them closely enough so that nothing got out of control. The cleanliness of rooms, hallways and the cafeteria was average to above average for such a place, as I'm sure things may get messy sometimes. Staff was also very friendly towards guests and patients, keeping a cheerful demeanor for at least as long as our visits lasted. The most memorable experience I had one visit was when one of the country music groups was playing on a small stage in the cafeteria, and the patient that I connected most with asked me to dance with her. The whole room of patients, staff and visitors were delighted and all clapped and cheered and even took a few pictures and videos that I have kept with me since. Any negativity that happened there was not connected to the facility or staff itself, only the sadness some patients had when relatives did not show up as often as they had wished. I would be happy to have someone I love stay there. "