Highlands Senior Living

Mom never made it to the facility, went to hospital and could not live independently. However facility was not trying to give a refund all money. I had to call Better Business Bureau to get done. Without the Better Business Bureau help we would not have received. I do not recommend. Staff was not as appeared

Experience was awful, and traumatic. Staff lacks training with dementia. You can't ask a person with dementia anything like would you like to take a shower. Have to say let's get you in the shower, use pleasant but firm voice.Brought meals to her even though I'd emphasized need to walk her to dining hall for meals. I moved her. So disappointing since price and room were good. I would not recommend Jackson Oaks unless it has changed tremendously.

Once again NO hot water !! It continues , never know if you can take a shower. Nothing changes or improves. It’s cold this morning and I would like to take a shower. Not only affects showers, it affects washing clothes and doing dishes.

Staff go through your rooms when you are not there. I have lost money that I hid. There are a few staff who are WONDERFUL. But others who are lazy and treat you poorly.

I only had my mom in The Landings at Norcross for 2 months. There were many issues with this community but the most serious was the emergency call light. Either it was broken, rung to a different room, caregivers did not respond to it or lack/delayed of response (as long as 1.15 hrs). I filed a complaint with Bridge Senior Living, management company, and worked with my Ombudsman. I also filed a complaint with the HFR as my last resort thinking if they got involved, the issue would be fixed. Coincidently, a few days after I heard that the HFR Compliance Specialist called the Executive Director, I was given a 30 Day Notice because The Landings were not able to meet my needs....not my mother's needs (the resident) but my needs. The ED verbally gave me the 30 Day Notice, never written documentation. I have since moved my mother out of the facility. This is the most unprofessional company full of unkept promises who would rather kick out a resident versus fix the problem. Smells terrible!

My parent has been removed from this place. IF management gets a major change, then we will bring our loved one back. THIS PLACE HAS TOO MANY ISSUES for me to be comfortable with having my Dad live there.

I have been doing research on assisted living homes for a family member. I have a friend that has a family member at Oxton so I decided that I would go visit for a afternoon. I visited with my close friends family member. We where sitting out in the area with the TV when I heard the executive director yelling at her employees. I was shock to see and hear how she was speaking to them. My friend is always telling me how nice and caring all the girls that work there. The facility is nice and updated inside but, I have made a decision that I will not be placing my family member at Oxton because of the way she was treating her employees.

Our loved one was only there for a couple of weeks and had to serious falls the resulted in them going to the hospital. We did try to give the community the opportunity to get to know our loved one, and for our loved one to adjust to them but it was a terrible experience. The rose wing is their memory care unit, and during our loved ones stay their dementia progressive way to quickly. Our loved one was very physically active and energetic and at the end of two weeks they had lost their mobility. The care that was not shown to our loved one was detrimental. Before our loved one moved in they promised us all the bells and whistles and that they could take care of our loved one, but not one of those promises were met. They do not take care of their memory care patients. Half the time when we visited the med techs and aids were mingling and hanging out with each other and ignoring the needs of their residents, they treat them like dogs. The meals there looked awful, all full of sodium and looked like slop.

The management/ownership of this facility (which is new as of a year ago) are very poor communicators. Not sure if this is due to being understaffed or they just do not care to reply to occasional emails or voice mails. The substantial monthly fees being paid are not commensurate with the services received.

These reviews are funny because you could say the same about the good reviews that are on here. Who is to say that the good is not being put on there by employees or even the ED herself. I have heard others talking about that place and I have heard good and bad. I would check state records before I place my family members anywhere. State records are public and look to see how many complains have been put against the place. This is so sad. It looks like a game on here. I hope everyone is looking out for the people in the place and not just for themselves. If you can not trust the people who are caring for your loved ones then who can you trust. I pray for everyone who does jobs like these and that they are there for the right reasons. I will do my research before placing my father here or anywhere.

Oxton Place of Rome for the most part has a caring staff. They do care and most of them show it. The girls that are there in the morning struggle to meet all the demands that are put on they with the short staffing and a over demanding ED. I have seen her verbally abuse her staff on several occasions. The staff is the only thing that the place has going for it. They make others look better then the should.

RAs and CNAs are fantastic although the team as a whole has a lot of miscommunication. From the medtechs to RAs. The management is rude uncaring and understaffed. Other residents have told me and my mother that the house keeping does not clean their rooms or the halls, upper level management does not know the residents by name/face and they do not speak when walking by. Management seem money hungry and only show you the rooms that they fix up. You do not see the residents rooms that are not fixed up for you to see. Activities directors do nothing for the residents in memory care they never take them outside there are only 3-4 residents who really get to go outside from memory care and activities is painting nails and watching movies up there. After hearing what my mother tells me and really listening in it sounds like nothing really gets taken care of. Will be moving her out. This place really needs to get shut down. The new LPN clearly is not happy to be at work dresses very unprofessional. Acts very unprofessional. Unappreciative of staff as well. Terrible place. Please do not move your family in here.

This place is very understaffed . money hungry business residents don't get the care they pay for. The house keeping don't clean like they should,residents bathrooms are nasty. Over all this place is a joke!!!

[removed] the owner knows nothing about assisted living. Facility is not run professionally at all. Family members put in here are at risk. Run away.

my husband was there 8 days total it took 4 days to be put on shower list.( I gave him shower) it also took 4 days for laundry list. He never had blood sugar taken. He was listed as diabetic He fell twice in the night. A new sleep aid was started by Dr. and he was to be watched for side effects. After the falls as his POA I asked for medication to be stopped. When returning home with medications. I found he was given sleep aid 6 more times. He was in a state of complete confussion. unsteady on his feet. He told the nurse he had burning when urinating. I requested his urine checked. It never was. As a fulltime caregiver and wife. I feel awful for the neglect I put him through.