Nursing Home Communities in Donalsonville, GA

"My father is now staying at the skilled nursing facility of Seminole Manor Nursing Home in Donalsonville. He wanted to be closer to home, and his primary care doctor is there. He is under rehab. The place is very clean, and I like that the residents have a bond. They're very nice people. All the staff are nice, too. He meets new people because the staff constantly encourages residents to participate in activities. They're also not limiting them. You can basically treat it like you're in your living room as long as you don't try to sneak out. They take your concerns into account, and they give good feedback. When my father was struggling in physical therapy, they had a meeting and told us what we could do to try to help the situation. They're very attentive. The layout of the facility is not confusing. You could get around easily. They also have a board with the residents' last names and their numbers. They have a nurse's station, so someone is always there if you have any questions, and they're always eager to help. The residents look happy, and I love the activities that they have. They always have something new every month, like Easter egg hunts and fun stuff like that."

"From the time that I have spent in this living facility, it seems to be a pretty good nursing home. The nurses were all pleasantly nice and they provided my mother with the care and support that she needed. Words can not express how appreciative my family and I are for the professionalism they have shown us. I would recommend this nursing home to anyone looking for an assisted living facility. "

"My father was in Bainbridge Healthcare for rehab. It wasn't clean, and some of the staff were friendly, but not all of them. It looked like it was stuck in time, like how they do paperwork the old way. There was no computer system going on. It was outdated. There were good and bad staff members, but a lot of them don't take his concerns seriously. They just brushed his concerns off, and I didn't like that. I think the food looks okay, though. The layout makes it hard to get inside. It takes a while for somebody to come let you in, and it also takes a long time for them to let you out. Once you know where you're going, it is fine, but if you don't, you'll have to wait for somebody to direct you where you need to go. It's a little confusing."

"My dad has Alzheimer’s and has been in the facility for 1 1/2 years. The most caring staff you’ll ever meet!"

"Chipola Retirement Center employs some of the best caregiver I have seen. Their friendly and caring staff have given my family peace of mind knowing that our mother is being looked after. "