Cedar Communities, LP

love it but too expensive.

1st place I visited, nice facility, smaller- about 40 rooms

Not really a good fit for mom, but very clean.

talked with director...have a 1BR cottage open for dad...sounds like they know how to deal with mom's behaviors

We visited Peachtree Village today, had lunch, and saw several cottages. We really liked this location. It was very homey.

This is the preferred property....

Our family decided to come to Brookside Stone Mountain because of one staff member [name removed]. They went above and beyond for our family and really made us feel comfortable and special. They really paid attention to all of our loved ones wants and needs, and was just amazing to work with.

The staff is good for the most part, they could use some training in care giving. They are very short staffed

My husband has been here for almost four years. Needless to say, he would rather be home but he is accepting most days. He has never once complained about the food and insists the breakfast here are the best ever! They have opportunities for eating out two or three times a month with transportation furnished and he enjoys the change of scenery but says the food is not as good in the restaurants. My biggest complaint is the inability of the place to maintain a long term director. There have been numerous changes in management personnel since he has been there. There is a beautiful courtyard which is well maintained. I would like to see more activities happening in this area as I think the fresh air and sunshine would benefit residents. Used infrequently in the summer months and never in the late fall and winter months.

Yes...they need an automated door for people with walkers and wheelchairs plus carpet needs removed. Stroke patients with use of 1 arm are unable to maneuver around. Nurse [name removed] on day shift is an exceptional person.

Like most: Homey feel, clean. Needed improvements: automatic front door, food choices, more activities (any activities), friendliness of staff, communication.

I would say the community is good. I think they did a great job caring for my dad. The only real concern was the cleanliness. My dad got way better care here than at the last community.

Brookside stone mountain was close by and that's the only positive thing I can say. Their memory care area felt like a dark locked basement hole, to be frank. The people and assisted living side were fine, but memory care seemed an afterthought.

One suggestion that I have: hire an event person.

Initially it was necessary that we place our loved one here, but it is not a place of longevity for us. Look at all of the above categories rated at a 3. Those need improvement.

The only thing that really made me mad was I don't think I was told the complete truth about what was going on. She was only here 6 days and they did not give me back any type of refund. They were being evasive when telling me I wouldn't get the money back. Overall not the best experience. The facility is nice and I think it would be fine for someone who needed less care.

Brookside Cartersville was was okay. It just didn’t feel right. The residents were sitting around and not as active as we were looking for.

We chose Brookside Commerce because of the location, it was closer for us to see him. We ended up pulling him out of here because he kept getting out of memory care because their doors were not secure. The room sizes were nice, but they do not close the doors to other patients so things would get taken from rooms. People would also go into his bathroom and pee would be all over the bathroom floors and his bedroom floor since they did not shut them. They were very friendly staff members. I would recommend for assisted living, but not memory care.

This community is close to us, which we liked. But they were understaffed most of the time, and seemed to be lacking training, it could of been so much better. Some of the staff was very and some of the staff was horrible, however they did take care of her. I did see her every day which i believe helped her get more care. You do have to make your presence known. They did have a couple of exercise classes for the residents, they would throw the ball to each other. Sometimes they would have holiday parties, entertainment come in to sing to the,. They tried to keep them active the best they could. We cleaned the rooms ourselves, but they were good size, they had a big window that provided fresh sunlight

Most of the caretakers are good and kind but some are not. They are short staffed with no one in charge in the evenings or on weekends.