Nursing Home Communities in Newnan, GA

"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"

"The rooms at PruittHealth of Fairburn were bigger and cleaner with newer furnishings. It was also quiet. The hallways were not cluttered with wheelchairs or hoist lift. It was very well maintained. We saw physical therapy, and we're quite impressed. We're still interested in getting my dad over to this place. PruittHealth of Fairburn was more controlled as far as the people. They're more controlled rather than having people screaming all the time, which is done at the other facility. It seemed like they have their patients under control. We saw the physical therapy room, which was awesome. It had more machines than any other place I had ever seen as far as balancing and other machines for stroke victims. They also had a greater turn-around for stroke victims. The staff members were very kind and concerned about my father. They just couldn't do anything because there was no bed. They were very caring."

"The Oaks is closer to my home. They have several activities. The rooms are big, and the food tasted fine, but they have a specific menu and an alternative which my mother wasn’t happy with. "

"We have selected Carrollton Manor for my uncle. They have two different sections. There's a nursing home side and assisted living side. My uncle is actually on the assisted living side, which is called Autumn Square. Everything that we've seen so far has been nice, and we approved all of it. It's a nice place to be. The room looks like a hospital room, but yet they have it where you can personalize it for yourself with any of your home furnishings. You can bring in any pictures or things and personalize the room. The staff have been really nice, and they're taking good care of him. If I don't go over there, I call them to see how he's doing. They're always glad to answer any questions that I have. When I do go there, they're all friendly and willing to help in any way they can. I have not tried the food. I did see his meal one day and it looked good, too. It was a balanced meal, but I haven't tried it. He says it's good because we've asked him."

"I would like to take a moment to extend much gratitude to Ms. Emily (Head Nurse), Ms. Nedwin (Social Worker) and Ms. Keke (Nurse) for taking great care of my dad over the last 3 months. They all went above and beyond, even coming in on their off day to assure that my loved was greatly taken care of... I appreciate the care, concern and patience displayed towards hm on a daily basis... They should be applauded for a job well done! My dad is doing well and is back home on the mend and still recovering. Douglasville Nursing and Rehabilition should be grateful to have such great employees such as these. We can't thank them enough! P.S.- The physical therapy team did a great job as well taking care of COOP, getting him back on his feet as well!!! Thanks Again! The Cooper Family!"

"The grounds of this facility are very simple. I think more outdoor space and time for the residents would be beneficial. While working at a Mental Health Center, I took several trips to this Nursing home to encourage the adult group therapy consumers to encourage befriend those in the nursing home. The group greatly enjoyed this. I was impressed with the coordinating staff to allow our group to visit, make crafts, sing and enjoy the company of the residents at this facility. The residents enjoyed our visits very much. I was also impressed with the activities coordinator. She did a great deal of musical and muscular movements with the residents as well as crafts and games. This seemed to be like a great time the residents enjoyed. Staff was very friendly and when asked about their stay most residents, although some sad because they have few visitors, had nothing negative to say about the home. "

Pine Knoll Nursing & Rehabilitation Center, located in Carrollton, GA, offers a range of care types including skilled nursing care and short-term rehabilitation care. This community provides different room types to meet the needs of its residents, including private rooms and semi-private rooms. Some of the rooms come equipped with amenities that make living more comfortable for the residents.The amenities at Pine Knoll Nursing & Rehabilitation Center are designed to enhance the living experience of its residents. The community provides meals and has organized activities and programs to keep residents engaged. There are outdoor common areas for residents to enjoy fresh air, and the center also organizes facilitated field trips and outings. For those who need it, mobility and wheelchair assistance is available. The community encourages social interaction through its social activities and events, and it has shared common areas and WiFi/Internet access for residents to connect with others and the outside world. Additional amenities include communal dining, salon services, entertainment activities, and yoga/stretching opportunities, all aimed at improving the quality of life for the residents.Pine Knoll Nursing & Rehabilitation Center offers a variety of services to meet the health and personal needs of its residents. Special diets and dietary accommodations are available for those with specific nutritional needs. The community provides general transportation services, physical and occupational therapy/rehabilitation, and has nurses and therapists on staff to assist with medical and personal care. Medication management services, personal care services, diabetic care, and assistance with activities of daily living (ADLs) ensure that residents receive the support they need. Additionally, the community has a chef on staff, offers housekeeping services, and accepts insurance, making it a comprehensive and supportive environment for its residents.

"I visited Pine Knoll Nursing & Rehabilitation Center. I saw their long-term care and the physical therapy part which they have separated. The first hallway is for people that don't need so much assistance and the second hallway is for ones that are pretty much bed-ridden. It was all in one building though. It's a nursing home but it looked like the patients were getting cared for. The staff was helpful. I saw one staff person go into a room and ask a lady if she wanted to go to the church service. She got her out of bed, put her in a wheelchair, and rolled her down there. It was very helpful and accommodating. The appearance of the place was fine. It's just that it's a nursing home so you get a lot of people just laying in bed or sitting in wheelchairs in the hallway and it's just depressing, but there's nothing you can do about it. It is what it is."

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"My mom was at Carrollton Nursing & Rehabilitation Center. Their staff was quite helpful there. Their dining room was very nice. There were several places for him to go to, and they had different areas for the patients. I think they have bingo, and I think they would have a day where they would make things. They had church on Sundays, and somebody would come out and hold a church service. I liked that. We were very pleased."

"The best place that I found for Dad was Unihealth Post-Acute Care. It was the best in this area. The person who took care of him during the day really cared for him. She was so nice. The rehab program is really nice. They are not trained to assess. They're trained for custodial care, and people in rehab are trained for rehab. In the wing we were in, they treat them with respect. There is one wing where people are much more impaired as far as getting around, and they wheel those people 2 or 3 times a day for activities. They're really good with that and feeding them. They did a real bath once a week. They had a shower facility, and they would line them up and get them in and get them out, and everybody just loved having a bath, and they had a place where they had their hair done, and the men could get their haircut and shave. They had bingo. They had church services on Sunday that you could go to. They have a movie day. They have something in the morning and something in the afternoon. When they have those little activities, they'll throw them a little something to eat and something to drink while they're doing it. They wheeled him out for that a couple of times. He got to go to the dining room most of the time, but now on the weekend, it's a different story. I'll find him in his bed with a tray over the bed and the head of the bed not up, so he is semi-laying down trying to eat, not nice. So I learned to stay there on weekends, and I learned to stay there for the evening meal every single night because after the evening meal, they are supposed to put them to bed. That's when there's no care because everybody is involved in posting what everyone ate and putting the trays back up. Every single person, including the nursing staff, is in there doing that, and that's when the lights don't get answered. That was the witching hour for me. I had to be there to take care of him at that point. My suggestion there is that they not take everybody off the floor right after supper and have no one there to answer the lights, and instead have one person to answer lights on four halls. I went to see the head of nursing and said Dad was supposed to get his medicine every 2 hours. He should have somebody there to give it to him. He did get his medicine after that. They were very, very kind to me and to him. They would try to keep the same people so he would know who they were. They did a real good job on making sure he wasn't agitated. The nursing home was much more attentive than a hospital. "

"my experience at the nursing home was okay I had a friend who stayed there and my godmother also worked at on the nursing home i went to it was okay everyone there was pretty nice and pleasent but i felt bad for some of the people there they would be crying for people to help them and no one would listen some of the nurses would yell at the patients and treat them wrong the rooms were farely nice it was two to a room so most people werent alone they each had their own bathroom on each side of there room they had a nice sitting area outside with flowers and a swing they would like for me to come out and sing for them they enjoyed it I remember this one lady who loved me she had prakisins disease and when i was there she didnt want anybody to do anythings for her but me she would follow me around the nursing home and just talk and talk she ask me to sing she never wanted me to leave the food there was actually pretty good to you usually dont find that at many nursing home that i have been to but i couldnt eat because to me they didnt keep the place as clean as they should have so it didnt smell to pleasent at on time my mom worked there but she said that the nurses were so mean to the people that she couldnt take it so she left that same day and came home she was crying and saying she couldnt take the way they treated the patients although i hadnt really seen to much of this first had i definitly did put it past this nursing home i wished i could have taken my friend out of there and put her in the one that my godmom worked at it was much nicer but not to long after that happened her sister who was also there died and she died a couple of days later R.I.P estelle and murt. "

"My mother-in-law moved to PruittHealth - Greenville. Most of the staff is very nice. They're very caring. So that is our most important thing to us to make sure that she's comfortable and I think they do their best. I wish there was a little bit more of an updated facility. I know it's been there a long time. There's paint chips and that kind of stuff, but other than that, I mean, that doesn't have anything to do with her care. So her care is done really well. The first time that she was there, she wanted to come home. Every time we went to see her, she cried and cried and it was just awful for about a month and a half, she was like that. So, they suggested that we not come so often and let her get acclimated to the nursing home. So that's what we did, and it worked, that seemed to work for her. The staff is really nice to her. She eats everything they give her. She loves the food. She's getting good care."

PruittHealth in Greenville, GA, is a senior living provider that offers a variety of care types, including skilled nursing care, short-term rehabilitation care, and hospice care. This community is designed to meet the needs of seniors requiring various levels of support and medical attention. With options for both private and semi-private rooms, residents can choose the living situation that best suits their preferences and needs. Each room comes equipped with certain amenities to ensure a comfortable stay, although the specific amenities were not detailed in the provided data.The community boasts a range of amenities aimed at enhancing the quality of life for its residents. These include on-site parking, outdoor and enclosed/secured outdoor common areas, meals provided, communal dining, and shared common areas. Additionally, PruittHealth offers spiritual activities/programs, salon services, and social activities/events, providing residents with opportunities for engagement, relaxation, and socialization. These amenities are designed to cater to both the physical and emotional well-being of the residents.PruittHealth also provides a comprehensive suite of services to support the health and wellness of its residents. These services include physical and occupational therapy/rehabilitation, medication management, and access to nurses and a nutrition specialist on staff. These offerings ensure that residents receive personalized care and support tailored to their individual health needs. Overall, PruittHealth in Greenville, GA, presents a supportive and caring environment for seniors seeking skilled nursing, rehabilitation, or hospice care.