When our mother needed more specialized care due to Dementia, my sister (a registered nurse) and I…read moredid an intensive search in the Atlanta Metro. We wanted to find a living facility which would not only be affordable, but would tend to our mother's needs in a professional yet caring manner. Of all the personal care homes and senior living facilities we queried and toured (and there were many), we found Choice Care Senior Living in Loganville a superior facility with superior staff. Our beloved mother has lived at Choice Care over five years now. My sister and I couldn't be more satisfied with the quality of care she has received at this Georgia-licensed PCH. It boasts no extracurricular bells and whistles, yet this place is an absolute gem as far as the quality of care given its residents. The owners, Angela (also a registered nurse) and her sister, Erica, hire only qualified caregivers. They ensure their professional staff is diligent and caring. My sister and I are immediately apprised if our mother is sick or has had an accident. Most importantly, she is content and happy. As her needs have increased, Angela and her staff have gone the extra mile to keep our mother out of a nursing home. They have been angels in action for my sister and me. We recommend highly Choice Care Senior Living.

5 stars is not nearly enough for the quality of care these residents get! You are not just another…read moreface in the crowd, you are family.

From the owner: Family Operated assisted living and memory care serving Georgia since 1998. Some unique amenities…read moreoffered include all-day dining, bird aviaries, aquariums, community pets, separate secured memory care, on-site physical and occupational therapy, putting green and a children's playground. Our multi-generational approach creates a family-like culture. Visitors from local daycare centers, schools, churches, and various organizations are often in the communities, bridging the gap between multiple generations. The family's mission is to provide an environment where people are valued and appreciated, honoring personal choice and providing a sense of purpose while enabling meaningful relationships.

My father has been a resident of Mt. Carmel for over five years. I am continually amazed at the…read morehomelike environment the owner and staff are able to create for the residents. It has truly allowed my father to regain some of the normalcy that he had prior to developing Alzheimers. I am also eternally great full for the experienced care he has recieved. My father was a resident of several other assisted living facilities in the area which supposedly specialized in Alzheimers care. However, that basically meant most of the residents took prescriptions to calm them down. Once my father came to Mt. Carmel, his medication was drastically reduced and he was able to participate in group activities and socialize with other residents and staff. I always recommend Mt. Carmel to anyone with an aging loved one suffering from Alzheimers. They are simply the best!

I just saw the review from William R. and I could not disagree more strongly. I am very sorry that…read morehe and his family member are in the situation they are as am I with my Dad, however this is the second home my dad has been in and even though the first place was more modern and had very nice staff and was only minutes from my home, it doesn't come close to the quality of care and understanding the staff and management at Mt. Carmel have for their extended family. The first thing that attracted me was the comfy homey feel and the way the residents were able to walk around without restriction, but also had resting places as needed,nice outdoor areas which all means alot to Alzheimers/Dementia suffers and most of all many of the staff members have been there for more than 15 years witch means alot to me and my family. I visit often and bring my grandchildren and have never been disappointed except for some missing eye glasses or socks but this to should be expected at this point in our loved ones life. We are the ones who now have to adjust,understand and just love them as they have loved us in the past......May GOD BLESS all who walk through this time in our lives with us and for us and those who don't understand yet.!

I can't say enough about how impressed I a. With Magnolia Manor. From my first contact with them in…read moreseeking an assisted living facility for my parents, they've been warm, caring, informative, supportive and professional. My parents have not moved in as yet, but should be shortly. I feel confident they will enjoy their new home here, and I'll be assured that they are in good caring hands. Best of all the prices are clear cut and reasonable, instead of being tiered with lots of add ons. When you're retired with a fixed income and savings, the "future cost unknowns" can be overwhelming to someone deciding on a facility to choose. Especially helpful and quick to answer any questions were Danielle Brown & Angie.

From the owner: At Magnolia Manor of Macon, we have a small lake that is perfect for an afternoon "fresh catch" or…read morefor an evening stroll. It is surrounded by 144 apartments, 16 villas, a new personal care wing, and many happy residents. Our busy retirees have the option of getting together with friends for lunch in the formal dining room, or choosing to enjoy the privacy of dining in their own homes. There are an abundance of activities and events our Macon residents enjoy, including the annual Cherry Blossom Festival.

My mom spent 5 years at the glen memory care at the glen. My family and I witnessed their quality…read moreof care for my mom decline year by year. During the pandemic it was awful. We had to have meetings about how my mom was being neglected ( food all over her, her room a mess, smelled, my moms hygiene was poor ) this is a private very expensive facility and we were promised a high level of care. My mom passed last weekend and we came within hours of her death to clean out her room. We were assured by two employees ( two separate times that day) that we could bag up my moms clothes, and furniture we did not want, leave them on the floor of her room and they would arrange for a charity to pick her things up donation. We cleaned the room of all Her personal belongings and told the employees we left what we wanted donated in her room. No one from the glen was waiting for us when we arrived to tell us protocol, or how we need to leave the room. Just the daily care takers were there to answer questions. Days later my dad called to make sure all was good and was informed that we would be charged $175 a day until her room was clear. I called and explained how several of their employees had assured us the donations would be picked up and taken care of. This was on THEM ( the glen ) they should be training their employees to know proper protocol during end of life for these precious patients and their families. And not charge them hundreds of dollars after they have spent hundreds of thousands over the years for their loved ones. They should have done the right thing in this situation and honored what we had been told by THEIR employees! We had to come back up there and clear out her room- while we are grieving and planning my moms memorial. The glen should have honored what they told us they would do and take care of this. The supervisors, directors, and everyone in management at the glen lack a personal and empathetic ear when issues come up. It's all about money there- that's all they care about. Do not put your loved one at the glen- they will sell you a beautiful picture of how they will take care of your loved one when in fact you are only dollar signs for them. End of life care should always be handled with extra care, sensitivity and love. The glen falls short.

Caring Staff, Clean facility and the staff are very tenured. They have a wall that shows how long…read morethe staff have been there. Some of the ones i met have been there 20 years. Everyone is knowledgeable and friendly.

As someone who has worked in the Senior Living industry for the past several years, I can say Arbor…read moreTerrace Athens is one of the better senior living communities I have come across. It is a wonderful community, with a great and caring staff.

The two Safe Haven properties are wonderful places to consider for elders who are frail and need…read moremore one-one attention than many assisted living communities can provide. The staff are kind and caring and the environment is warm and homelike. And the owners are very involved in both places. Nancy Kriseman L.C.S.W

This place is a great alternative to the larger corporate assisted living communities. It's a…read moresmaller owner operated home with a friendly staff. They go to great lengths to make sure the necessary care is given to your loved one. They even have a garden that the residents can tend to and enjoy the "fruits of their labor". If this is a service you're looking for, then do yourself a favor and check them out.

From the moment I walked into the doors, I experienced a relaxed, peaceful feeling. The…read morereceptionist was kind and quick to respond. The staff I met were courteous and always smiled. The dining hall was immaculate and inviting. The rooms were very neat and clean and showed like a luxury apartment. While I did not taste the food, the menus reminded me of eating in a fine restaurant. Having the Palms of Lake Spivey as a possible new home is exciting and definitely a grand possibility. Everything is right there to enjoy from movies, to games, walking the grounds and entertainment. Pat Randolph

From the owner: Welcome to The Palms at Lake Spivey, your destination for exceptional senior living in Jonesboro,…read moreGA. Nestled in a peaceful lakeside setting, our community combines resort-style living with personalized care for active adults and retirees. From wellness programs to engaging activities, The Palms at Lake Spivey offers comfort, connection, and the convenience of living near Atlanta, GA.

My mother in law went there for therapy. Before going having her surgery and then to this rehab,…read moreshe was fully independent. Her surgery took a lot out of her as she was 84. This facility has a fancy system that alerts the aides to come check on the patients to clean, turn and check on them. They turn off the alert in the patients room. The problem is, they come in the room and turn off the alert and never turns or changes the patient. They let my mother in law lose a huge amount of weight. Anything she was fed, was fed by family. No snacks offered. We brought food to her that we knew she loved to encourage eating. The staff let it sit in the refrigerator. They were too lazy to warm it up. My mother in law got weaker and weaker. They let her lie in a dirty diaper. I arrived for a visit and informed the aide that she needed changing. The aide was busy texting on her phone. She looked at me and said, "you want me to change her"? We removed my mother in law but the damage was done. She does three weeks later. The "leadership" is only in this for the money. If you love you family member, don't come here.

From the owner: Specializing in: - Assisted Living & Elder Care Services…read more- Nursing & Convalescent Homes - Nursing Homes-Skilled Nursing Facility