From the moment you enter the doors, you are always welcomed with a smile and feeling of being home…read moresweet home. The staff are all very friendly and truly have a passion in providing excellent care for their residents. It's evident their residents aren't just someone living there but instead are an extension of their family. As you walk through the community, you will see residents socializing, staff interacting with residents and lots of activities planned each day! They have numerous outings as well which is so important for socialization. In BTR (memory care), the residents are always doing crafts, activities and spending time together in the common area. I love visiting this community and spending time with the residents and staff!

My sister had been there for years!! Service and care were wonderful. Then they were bought by a…read moredifferent facility!! The care went down hill. Staff was leaving, front management left. Care went down hill fast!! All of the original residents were pulled and went somewhere else!! Now I know why!!! My sister started to deteriorate rapidly!! I pulled her out on an Emergency basis and moved her. She is now much better and getting the care she needs! I would NOT recommend his place at all

Comfort Keepers in Canton, GA provides outstanding in-home care services for seniors, adults, and…read moreveterans. Their caregivers are professional, compassionate, and incredibly reliable. The team delivers excellent personal care, companionship, and home support, which makes a huge difference for families looking for trustworthy help. If you need high-quality home care in Canton, Comfort Keepers is truly one of the best.

Comfort Keepers Canton truly sets the standard for compassionate in-home care in North Georgia…read more Their team goes above and beyond for seniors and veterans who want to stay independent at home. The caregivers are professional, dependable, and genuinely kind -- you can tell they love what they do. As someone who's seen firsthand how Comfort Keepers helps families in the Canton and Cherokee County area, I can say they make aging at home safe, dignified, and full of connection. From personal care and companionship to Alzheimer's and dementia support, their approach is personalized and full of heart. If you're looking for trusted senior care, veteran home care, or family caregiver support near Canton, GA, Comfort Keepers is the name you can count on. They serve the community with integrity and purpose every single day.

**BEWARE** Do not use this facility unless you have a personal assistant/nurse to stay with you at…read moreall times. Our family member was admitted to the Brian Center on a Thursday night and we moved her to another center the following Tuesday (which was not fast enough). Neglect on all scales, ie nursing, personal hygiene, interaction with staff -rude/unprofessional, etc.. We are in the process of filing a report with the State of GA for their neglect, unprofessional, inept $hit hole they run! I wish we could score the review a minus one, but no such options! This facility is considered an Emory collaborative facility -Emory needs to reevaluate and remove their name! BAD, BAD PLACE!!!!!

*** THIS PLACE IS A DEATH SENTANCE FOR YOUR LOVED ONE****! I…read moredon't normally leave reviews but this place is exceptional. My Father in-law was sent there (the family didn't Choose) for rehab. He was there 9 days (we weren't allowed to visit) before we could rescue him. We found a long term that went to get him. He passed out when they tried to move him to a chair. 911 was called, He is now at Canton Northside. He is severely dehydrated, He has a huge cut on his shoulder, skin and meat hanging off of his heel where it's slashed open, He has blisters on his feet and a thick film inside his mouth and on his teeth and lips. He has lost at least 20 pounds in 8 days. Keep in mind, before he got here he was not able to get up on his on, so there is no way he could injure himself like this. He cannot even speak now. ***This place is a death sentence***! They should not be allowed to operate. We were lie to by the staff , including social worker. ****This is an absolute nightmare***! We will be reporting them to everyone that will take a report, including legal action. **** Do not under any circumstances send your loved one to this hell hole***!

My mother has been on hospice care for approx 10 months now. The majority of our care has been…read moregiven by CNAs Tyronda and Hayley in communication with nurses Megan Guce and Madisyn. There have been others like Deanna and Mimi, etc that have also helped out when needed. Our experience with this company and these ladies in particular have been fantastic. They are all very sweet and kind and you can tell they really care about their work and patients. Thanks!

The team at Inspire was thoughtful and considerate while helping with our father's transition. Lynn…read morewas helpful and responsive with all our questions and concerns. They helped to ensure that our father's final wishes were met and made him as comfortable as they could, while supporting our family.

We had a beautiful experience with Seasons. Mom was under their care for a month and a half while…read moreliving in our home. They went out of their way to make sure she always had her medications to keep her comfortable - including one time when a nurse drove back and forth to obtain a signature from a doctor for a new script. She wanted my Mom to be comfortable over the weekend and was determined to make sure she had it as soon as possible. The delivery driver, Micheal, always called before he delivered equipment and was extremely kind with Mom. Our nurse, Asiyah, was a dream. My Mom had the utmost respect for her because she was so compassionate as well as a great listener. I adored her because she was readily available by text, called me often, listened, and genuinely loved Mom. Mom had visits from sweet Caroline - who referred to Mom as Mama as she tenderly helped her shower, or give her foot rubs, or even just watch Judge shows. The music therapist, Anna, was such a calming presence. She has the voice of an angel and has a repertoire of songs to pull from - she even sung some songs in Spanish to Mom. Everyone we met was so kind and patient - the chaplain, other nurses, social workers... and were all available via text - it felt so personal. Even after Mom died, the texts and phone calls kept coming in to check on me, offer grief support for the children, and to share their love of Mom. My only feedback would be to work on the response time with the toll-free number - it could be more efficient. However, I am so grateful that everyone gave us their cell numbers and were available via text or call when I needed them. I highly recommend Seasons.

I have given them multiple chances to redeem themselves but they failed so I will write this…read morereview. My take on Hospice. We did both in home and inpatient. The caregivers inpatient were overall amazing. Its the promises they made to entice you to bring your loved one there..... and then fail and fail again that you need to know about. Hospice is pretty much no care other than cleaning. What we really thought we would get was professional counseling. We were promised counseling for our mother who was losing her husband of 70+ years, for their children, grandchildren, great grandchildren.... Nothing like we were promised. We were told after he passed they would reach out and support us and her the next week and never heard from them. I called and asked... no call back. I called again... finally someone said they thought we lived on the opposite side of town ????? They even made an appt with our mother before christmas, having me leave work to be there and then stood her up. So, remember all the bells and whistles arent going to be there. The staff at the facility was great... just the sales pitch and delivery was way apart. Still waiting for them to fulfill their promises but, they got their money and moved on. I was offended when i received a solicitation not once but twice to donate money to their foundation.... the literature even mentioning how they offer bereavement support. They offer but they just dont deliver.

I can't say enough wonderful things about the organization. We brought my father home through…read morehospice and needed extra care. Called them 8 pm and got Ashley on the phone. She helped me with options and was so kind. The next morning Lorna was at our door. She was with us a couple days and was the most wonderful thing ever. If you ever need help for care givers these folks are who to call.

I'm taking a CNA class at Alliance Cate right now, and I'm only one class away from going to…read moreclinicals. I feel like the education I got here had really helped prepare me for being in the real world. Victoria Williams is one of the best teachers ever! I highly recommend taking a CNA class here.

I am really sorry that the previous reviewer had a bad experience at Hospice Atlanta. I had a…read morefamily member there at roughly the same time her review was written (Fall 2013) and I can say our experience was 100% the opposite. The nurses and staff were caring, accommodating, friendly, and sensitive to the obviously delicate situation. The center itself is warm and friendly, with little nooks and sitting areas, a kitchen, a vast library with books, DVDs, & games, a beautiful chapel, and each guest suite has its own patio - large enough for the patient's bed to be rolled out in nice weather! They don't have specific visiting hours, and all ages (and species if the patient would like to see a pet) are encouraged to visit, as long as all are sensitive to the noise level. I can't imagine a better place for my loved one's final days. This experience ultimately inspired me to become a volunteer there. If you are at the point where you must consider hospice for someone you love, I highly recommend this facility and its amazing staff.

Visiting Nurse is the worlds worst resource for getting help for a Caregiver. I call the number to…read moreget an answering service that can't connect you with someone , he can only take messages. Who does this? What type of business is this but working under the State of Georgia. I need answers now. You have elderly people in need of caregivers and can't get the assistance you need. I guess I need to call the state and ask for another resource to get help. The State is providing your business with funds and you can't speak with anyone in the office to find out when the care can start? What are you doing with the Patients funding? Yes, I'm asking because it seems to me you're stealing funds. Why can't you return calls and process the paperwork? The assigned Case Manager is not returning calls and don't have the answers unless it's an exuse.