Magnolia Manor

It has been a great move in experience. The helpfulness and friendliness is much appreciated.

My husband and I went to Magnolia Manor in August of this year, looking for a place for my mom. We spent two hours touring the campus and talking to staff and other residents. We were shown several rooms in the catered living building, as well as apartments for independent living. Also, we visited the assistant living quarters. This is a wonderful campus with friendly, helpful staff who answered all our questions. We talked to other residents (one who has been here for 7 years) and heard their views of this retirement community. All feedback was very positive. I, also, felt a warm overall impression of the facility.

After 65 years of marriage and the last fifteen of those taking care of her husband (who had a stroke), our mom decided after dad passed away she no longer wanted to be at their home alone. She desired to be where she had activities and friends. After looking at several options, she chose Magnolia Manor. After several months there, she has adapted well to her surroundings. She loves the daily activities such as Bingo, crafts, and devotion time. She has made new friends and enjoys their company. She is an avid card player, so she has joined a couple of Bridge clubs at Magnolia and the community. We only live ten minutes away from Magnolia. She loves the independence of driving out to our house to visit and play with her great grandchildren. She also likes being close to great shopping, a local pharmacy, and a choice of grocery stores. We feel great sense of relief knowing she is happy and cared for at Magnolia. The residents there genuinely care for each other.

What we like the most about Magnolia Manor is the staff. Their staff team has been been very helpful and friendly. A little disappointed in the food, it is nutritional but not consistently tasty. However, based on the experience we have had so far, we would recommend this community to other families.

My mom says the food quality is hit or miss.....and also we both were under the impression that breakfast, lunch, and dinner were served. Only to find out only lunch is served. And find it odd that residents are allowed to take their lunch back to their apartment but are NOT allowed to take a beverage back. The property is very beautiful and has security day and night. The maintenance staff are very helpful and nice. Again about food service, no staff members will bring a resident their meals if they are stuck in their apartment for medical reasons or mobility issues, I feel they should have staff for such occurrences.

The staff is great so helpful and caring! The facility is very convenient for family to visit. It is also very clean, especially when my parents moved in!

The staff treat my mother as if she is like their own family. She loves the church services, having her hair and nails done, and she enjoys the art classes. She loves rocking on the front porch with her friends too. The staff go out of their way to help my mother feel very special .

Like - I liked the meals and the cleanliness of the facility Improvement - I just wish it offered more nursing assistance to the residents.

She is a lot of fun and full of ideas to entertain us.

I have been here for 3 and a half years. Since Covid, we have been understaffed. It has been very hard on them but they have done an excellent job.

I have been a resident since [date removed]. the staff was most accommodating getting me oriented to a retirement community. Most of my requests have been completed in a timely manner. The serving staff in the dining room are friendly and strive to fulfill any request. The administrative staff are professional and helpful. I am enjoying my first experience in a retirement community.

Have enjoyed living here [time frame removed].

We live out of state and wanted her to move closer to us, but she seems to be thriving at Magnolia Manor of Americus. The family chose it because it was close to other family and friends and her church. It was the best option for her. She is doing tai chi, and she plays bridge and is still being able to continue to enjoy her swimming at the community. They have a small library and book mobile and community center nearby. She drives her own car but they do offer transportion. The meals they serve is a country type fare, it seems to suit her well. It is an older community and they are in the process of redoing the carpet. She is happy and enjoying life. It is a good fit for her.

Older, well established graduated living. Nice setting and grounds. Rooms in assisted living very homey. Visited with one resident who is very happy there. Staff and residents friendly and welcoming.

My husband toured this community and he said the people were all friendly and nice. It was too far to easily travel to see my sister and that's why we chose another option.

As far as I know everything has been working out for mom. She has even started taking on different jobs and doing things to keep here busy. She likes the community and the staff and I believe that she has found her place to stay.

My tour of this community was an alright one. From what I saw everything looks pretty well maintained. The staff was kind and courteous. They answered my questions and everyone was very friendly. It was a pleasant tour, but not the community for me.

Since my Mother needed more help than independent living but not as much as assisted, the catered living is just right. The employees are kind and caring. The small screened in porch is just right for her to sit outside when she feels like it. The common areas are beautiful and inviting.

Overall I think things have gone very well at Mangolia Manor! It's a beautiful, clean, well kept facility, and the care staff all seem very friendly! The place has a real comfortable family atmosphere! It's a smaller community, so each resident really gets a lot of attention. However, I do think they could be clearer and more communicative about how their billing and pricing structure works. What we thought was a down payment on the first months rent ended up being some sort of unrelated community fee.