Nursing Home Communities in Moultrie, GA

"My father has moved into Pruithealth - Sunrise. They were able to approve him for Medicaid, so it worked out great. I went over there just the other day and visited him, and he got a haircut. They had somebody come out to the place to be able to cut his hair, and it was a really good experience. I like the community because they keep up the place very well, in my opinion. It is a clean, good, and healthy place to live. They serve really good food there that my dad really likes. He has opportunities to do some exercise if he wants to, and they have different activities. He has settled in there pretty well and likes it. The staff members are very friendly, nice, and easy to work with. I just recently had a meeting with the planner and the nursing director, and they were great to work with. The staff members are the best just because of their communication, their friendliness, and their willingness to show up and go the extra mile to make sure that my dad has what he needs. Also, to be able to get him approved for Medicaid insurance was huge. It is a Southern style of cooking that they do there. They also have more healthy choices. It's an old building, but it is kept very well. The maintenance, I feel like, is kept pretty well considering how old the community is. I don't know much about the activities because my dad hasn't decided in the last two months since he has been there to get involved in them yet, but he may change his mind and decide to do more exercise activities with them. There is an activities director there, and they do different exercises. They have stretches in the morning and different fun things that they do together."

Pruitthealth - Magnolia Manor, located in Moultrie, GA, offers a range of care options including skilled nursing care and hospice care. This senior living provider has both private and semi-private room options available for its residents. The rooms at this facility come equipped with various amenities that enhance the comfort and convenience for the occupants.The community is designed to provide a comfortable and engaging environment with a variety of amenities. Residents can enjoy outdoor common areas, a swimming pool, and a hot tub spa, which are perfect for relaxation and social interaction. For those interested in staying active, there are walking and hiking areas. The community also offers organized activities and programs, including spiritual activities, entertainment programs, and communal dining, which help residents stay engaged and connected.In terms of services, Pruitthealth - Magnolia Manor is well-equipped to cater to the health and wellness needs of its residents. It offers physical and occupational therapy and rehabilitation services, which are essential for those recovering from illness or injury. Additionally, the community provides medication management services and has therapists on staff to assist with various health requirements. Housekeeping services ensure that the living spaces are clean and well-maintained, and diabetic care is also available to support residents with specific medical needs.

"My mother stayed at Cobblestone Rehabilitation and Healthcare Center. I never got to visit because of Coronavirus. The staff communicated with me only when I called and asked to try and find out what I was going to do, whether Mom was staying for $8,000 a month or I was going to take her home. The staff member I talked to on the phone wanted me to tell them what was going on and what was happening, but no, you need to tell me what to do. I didn't get to see the facility, I didn't get to take a tour of it, so I didn't know what the inside looked like. The outside was really nice, but I didn't get past the lobby. They need to come down on prices for older adults that need to stay there. Like for my mom or dad, they don't make $8,000 a month to pay the lease; they're lucky if they get $3,000."

"Both my grandmother and great grandmother were residents at this nursing home for several years until their deaths. My great grandmother was admitted in the early 1990s and was there until she died in 1998; my grandmother from 2001 until her death in 2005. As this is a small town surrounded by mostly rural farmland there are not many options for senior living facilities, and this was essentially the only option available to our family. Both of my relatives who were residents there were strong willed women suffering from alzheimers/dementia, and as such they gave the caregivers quite a difficult time. There were several incidents with my grandmother in which family members who came by to visit her found suspicious marks on her body and neck; however, there was no way to validate what had happened so nothing came of it. This facility is clean enough; of course, no nursing home is going to smell entirely fresh and sparkling. However, the patients were for the most part left in their rooms unless it was time to go to dinner; they were then almost immediately wheeled back into their rooms. Aside from meals and church services, there was very little interaction between residents. Each time I visited the attendants were mostly clustered around the main desk talking with one another, and on the occasions that we needed assistance it often took around five minutes- in a facility this small it should not have taken longer than 2-3 at the most. From growing up visiting this facility, I have come to the conclusion that I will not be putting any of my elderly relatives in a nursing home unless it becomes an absolute necessity, and that should I have to do so, I will interview and tour as many as I need until I find a place I feel comfortable. This would not have been one of those. "

"My father has moved into Pelham Parkway Nursing Home and so far, he's eating good. They're really friendly and things are kept neat and clean. They play bingo and they get three meals a day. The staff is really helpful and nice."

"I do NOT like how residents are treated at this facility. My mother or my aunt visits my grandmother daily, and she is still treated poorly, so imagine how the residents with no family are treated. The laundry department has a tendency of losing clothes; the kitchen does a poor job at following dieting plans. The aids are rude; and quite frankly, the nurses are ignorant. Several times, my grandmother has received the wrong dosage of medicine or hasn't received the needed medicine at all. My grandmother has fallen, has been dropped, has set in her on urine for hours because no one would change her, has been insulted, has been stole from, and the list could go on for hours. Unfortunately, this facility is the only option we have for her. If we could put her somewhere else, we would. If anyone has a family member at this facility I would HIGHLY recommend daily visits!! "