Phoenix Senior Living

It is always clean and the staff is wonderful. Mom is content so the quality of care is good. Mom says the food is good and they offer her a soft dining menu. The staff have daily activities - they try to get all to participate in but don't force anyone. There is also once a week or a bigger monthly type activity for residents to participate in. So far the cost is reasonable for the area and services.

The Lafayette is an awesome place for independent living. Friendly staff, beautiful facilities, good food and happy hour

The Bungalows at Bowling Green does a great job keeping their seniors active and involved in the community. They participate in making crafts multiple times a week, have card games and play bingo with WKU students a couple times a month. The people their interact with one another very well and are welcoming to newcomers. The rooms are clean and spacious. The dining area is beautiful, and the menu has many options to choose from. I had a wonderful time when I stayed there. I only left because I wanted to be closer to my daughter in Georgia.

My mother came to The Pearl when she was very ill. She had been in a lower skilled facility because she higher functioning. The Pearl came to the hospital and evaluated her, and walked me through a detailed process of admissions. I will disclose, that there is a lot of paperwork, and guidelines to learn and follow, but they were there for each step. Patience and understanding was always exercised, even though there are many insurance and state rules and regulations to follow. The assistance in assembling and managing a care team is also of great value. Each time my mom was hospitalized, they were available and always rooting for her recovery. Dementia is hard for everyone involved, but the The Pearl will help you navigate it with grace. I 100% recommend their services.

The Retreat at Conyers is so clean and well kept. Staff was pretty good at responding to requests and both [name removed] at the front desk and the maintenance department were excellent.

I have zero complaints. The staff try really hard to have activities that work for everyone! That is the best!! Yes, I sure would recommend this community to other families based on the experience I have had so far.

Phoenix Assisted Living at Union Hill Road is a 5/5. So glad we made this move. My mom is much happier and living the independent life she wanted. They are prompt to fix any issues or concerns. The facility is peaceful, quiet and clean. Food is excellent and lots of activities are offered and residents can go to any or not at all. Very reasonably priced.

I score all points a 5. We toured and compared 5 other places before choosing Lakeview and we are still pleased with Lakeview after 1 year. It is a much smaller community but with higher ratio of caregivers than other places. It is an older facility but extremely well updated and clean. They just put in all new vinyl plank flooring so no carpet in public areas. We really love that there is a beautiful totally enclosed outdoor patio area that residents can go outside any time they want during the day and don't have to be accompanied. The building is in a beautiful wooded setting on a small lake. Not at all like a traditional 'facility' setting. The nurses are all very competent and know and are attentive each patient's needs. I review my mom's meds periodically with the nurses and am confident everything is being administered correctly and on time. Mom's doctors are all pleased with her care there. The nurse aids are all so attentive and patient and personable. Every concern we have ever had has always been taken care of. The whole staff is friendly and caring and respectful to all patients and ensure to preserve their dignity. They are so well trained on how to deal with difficult situations that always arise with dementia patients. Everyone is treated with respect and true loving care. I've never heard a raised voice or cross word from any caregiver and I or another family member are there quite often. There are hourly engaging activities offered every day - residents are free to choose what they want to do or not do. The activity director is an exceptional energetic person who always brings smiles and joy to work every day. She's creative about planning engaging simple cooking classes, arts and crafts, music programs, and games as well as Bible studies and outdoor activities like ice cream socials. The food is good with usually a well balanced meal plus dessert - Mom has gained weight since moving in. She would prefer more soup options because she doesn't like hamburgers or hotdogs which I'm sure they would do for her but she can't remember to ask for those. The resident's rooms are always kept clean and tidy plus laundry. We were able to put up family pictures in Moms room to help assure her that she was in the right place and of being in a familiar room with her own possessions. Dementia is such difficult journey in life that never improves but I feel Lakeview Estates community is THE best place we could have chosen for the quality and quantity of care for Mom.

Wonderful & helpful community & staff. The love & support shown to the residents goes beyond anything! From looking at the facebook page, I can tell the activities given by the new Activity Director have changed the residents energy in a tremendously positive way, very superb outcome! I would recommend this facility to anyone who is looking for a memory care facility. Much respect & gratitude to all staff & faculty.

The Bungalows is very clean, well-maintained and comfortable. The staff really seemed to care about all of the residents. The smaller facility size and simple layout makes it easy for people with disabilities to navigate. Mom did not want to move to assisted living, but she absolutely loved it from the first day she moved there. It helped that it is a pet-friendly place. It is as affordable as any of the similar facilities in town.

The staff are so friendly and ready to help when they can. The size of the apartment has been a game changer from the previous place. Living space 14'6"x 17'7" bedroom 15' x 11'10". My mother says this is home. The crown molding and bay window make it feel so much like her home. Mom can do her own laundry in the laundry room. The library has been another plus, as mom loves to read. The park area around the community offer nice walks when weather permits. The covered porch is also a nice place to relax.

First time was great and coming back was even better. Everyone genuinely welcomed my mom back and checked on her. I've already had friends/family saying they would be interested for their family member or themselves.

My grandmother is spending time here and she really enjoys it! Since new management started I’ve seen a great deal of improvement when it come to communication and resident engagement my grandmother is happy. The staff always make sure she is treated with kindness and dignity which goes a long way for her morale.

My mother has been in several assisted living facilities and this one is our favorite. They have great outdoor areas, the front door has rocking chairs on the entry level and a wide deep veranda upstairs. Mom loves both places. I like the upstairs because it's shady, has a breeze, and has plenty of activity to watch. The back garden is fenced, private and a beautiful welcoming place for the residents. Mom is very happy with the dining and activities. I feel like she's happy here and staying more present and engaged. The inside is welcoming and comforable and the rooms are spacious and bright.

We are so fortunate that when we were faced with finding a new living situation for Mom, that a Place for Mom was able to assist with referrals and schedule appointments for us. We interviewed 3 places in Cumming and just had a gut feeling that this would be the best choice. Mom moved into the memory care section of the assisted living center and immediately began to improve and thrive! The staff treats her like family and she is always clean, dressed and involved in activities. She loves playing bingo and as she turns 91 this weekend, we are convinced we would not still have her with us if not for the love and care the Phoenix at James Creek provides. Thank you to everyone who gives Mom the life, care and support she deserves and needs.

I really like their pricing model which is all inclusive. The staff seems very nice and caring every time I visit. They do a lot of different activities each week. I would recommend this community to other families based on the experience we have had so far.

I currently have my gma here and the staff and leadership has truly made her feel the most comfortable. I am so appreciative of them treating her with kindness and respect. They truly have helped me and my family give her the best care possible. You can truly tell that the staff cares and that they are turning everything around from previous years.

I'm so glad my sister was able to find a place where she could be happy and satisfied. After a stroke, she she was unable to live alone. She was surprised, bewildered, and anxious about the future. The Bungalows has helped her adjust to her new situation.

I'm not much for words but I was happy to see my mom smile again after moving into this building. She looked very depressed prior to moving and I felt sad in my heart... sometimes you just gotta try new things for different results.

I would ask your facility to work with other residences, family, and friends who have visited patients to be sure to contact / lobby government officials about the need for hospice and other types of care provided in your facilities to be paid for by Medicare Medicaid, or other private resources that a patient may have. As a long time oncology, nurse specialist, I believe that there are still many misconceptions within the general population about what comprises hospice care and how a patient and family may best access those available resources. Therefore, I would include this type of effort in future plans, whether it be strategic planning or public relations. Be sure to ask people whose family members are being cared for in your facilities to take an active role in the provision or for services as valuable as the ones you deliver. I have found in over 40 years of working in Hematology-Oncology that patients & their support network are some of the most effective advocates that exist for patients in need of this vital service.