The Arbor Company

I just think of all communities we visited when we were searching for the right community, this one was the friendliest and the most welcoming. The people looked most engaged. The food is great. We haven’t had any problems with the laundry or with the parking either.

When I walked in I was amazed at the staff's knowledge of each of the residents, their care needs and how friendly and attentive they were to them.

The facility is clean and nicely decorated. There are lots of on-site amenities and each apartment includes its own laundry room and full kitchen. Transportation and social events are available. Breakfast and dinner are available in a communal dining area.

This is the most wonderful place of its kind that I have seen.Inovative,responsive and clean and always smells fresh!

My mom lives here and loves it! The best part is there are many resources in this area to help with everyday things for her. We use The Medic-Maids for her senior care services. They are outstanding and so personable. The have better pricing than any one else in the area. The combination of both is a blessing.

We visited this place last Thurs. when they had their open house. Very nice. I think I could be happy there but I don't think we can afford it. Theres a place south of Peachtree City that we are going to investigate maybe after the first of the year.

It's expensive, but we chose it because it was jsut a beautiful facility, it was welcoming, everyone was so accomodating and we felt safe having them there; they love it. Sometimes there are little "loose ends," for example, for a while the bus that took the women to Shoprite was not working but that's been fixed. Some of the other residents are cranky old people so there is a little bit of child-like behavior that goes on that needs to be managed; so it's like tall day care issues, what you would experience if your child was in day care, only they're taller. The one other thing I would point out it parking is a little bit difficult and not necessarily for the residents, but for visitors who are loading and unloading. I would recommend loading zone for visitors and it's not an everyday kind of thing, but, for example, if I'm bringing them groceries, I have to park elsewhere. The reality of it kind of plays with the cranky old people. I can unload the car and have everything done in 20 minutes and then I'll move the car because I don't want to take anyones spot, but some of the people have nothing to do but be parking lot monitors so there will be times when someone will come out and yell at me. Overall we're very, very happy and I've recommended them to a lot of people, these are just some of the things you have to know about going in.

I'm not pleased with the laundry service because a lot of my mom's clothes are missing and they don't hang them up. We talked to them about it and I'm sure it will get taken care of. I'm very happy with the care aids though. They're just gone beyond. They did a big thing for mom's birthday. They provided a cake and everything and we invited friends and family. It's been a good experience. She's being very well taken care of.

It's going fine, the only thing I've had issues with is a little bit of mis communication as far as medicine is concerned, but it's okay. Basically I figured out that they aren't giving her certain medicine or they were giving her one too many times a day, but basically I figured it out. I don't like that I can't do her medication for her, I feel like I don't have any control over that. It's very clean, it smells good, it's fine. They have activities all the time. They're constantly going on trips, little day outings and bingo and crafts, she's always got something to do. I feel she's getitng more and has more to do, her room's not as big but you have to take the good with the bad. So she has more to do, but less space and this was the most reasonably priced in the area when I was looking.

It came highly recommended by personal freinds, it was also very nice. They did not have any availability at the time so that's why I didn't spend too much time there. I got the tour, it was very nice, much smaller than Potomac place, they had lots of activities, it was the closest to my home and that would have been very nice. It was very clean, the dining room was very nice and the high recommendation that I got from other people about it would have made it a great option if there was availability.

Very impressive and Ilene Warsaw was both helpful and patient. We enjoyed our meal and like that there is a menu to choose from for each meal and that there is waiter/table service. Pleased with the number of activities available to residents each day and the services that are available.

My father just moved in yesterday. The place is beautiful and has lots of nice features and the staff is helpful. My father chose this place from out of town based on their literature, my visit, and talking to staff on the phone. He was pleasantly surprised by the size of the apartment and the food in the dining room. This is turning out to be a very positive experience.

Place is very well maintained. The rooms were nice with kitchenette. The Companion Suite has potential at $2636 per month. Sunday church service, daily activities, rides to appointments available, 24 x 7 awake medical staff available. Convenient Individuals with memory problems are housed separate.

We chose this community because of all the categories above. The quality of The Residence is really good. It is a very very nice community. It is more like apartment rather then a nursing home. It just provides the feeling like you are actually living here not just staying here.

Every time I am there the staff is extremely outgoing and friendly. The Marketing Director Rachel was the same, very friendly and helpful giving repeat tours (2 or 3) before our final decision was made. Everything has been spot on for expectations, they give the care they say they will give. I cannot say enough about Sudley Manor House and would not hesitate to recommend to anyone looking for a stable and engaged staff and home for their loved ones.

Great Place. Nice-sized bedroom. Licensed through end of life (assisted living license). Very active community. Memory care divided into two areas, one for more several, one for less. Lost of common areas for visiting. Pet friendly (for visits)

We chose Towne Club because they have a swimming pool and the staff is really friendly. If I could give friendliness 6 out of 5 I would. The swimming pool is nice and the community really has a resort like feeling to it. It is a very relaxing atmosphere. They offer two bedroom two bathroom apartments, which no body else in the area does that. The community is really beautiful the way they have it decorated and landscaped. What took us to Towne Club was the fact they have a swimming pool and when we visited everything else just sealed the deal. It is costly but you do get what you pay for and feel like it’s a very good value.

My mother has only been there a week and so far things seem to be doing ok. Once they know her routine then things will get better but over all it has been a good experience. The staff is friendly and I have talked to residence and they seem to be happy. Unfortunately my mother has a hearing problem and doesn't at this point take part in many of the activities. She is 92 so guess we have to take in account to. When I ask questions they seem to be willing to fix what ever I have a need for. Moving a loved on out of their home is hard, both emotionally and physically. There is always going to be something that was forgotten or has to be modified to fit the place. I think it is a nice place, so far. Your loved one might not think so but in my case it was a better alternative to living alone.

Have had tour and the Residence is close to me convent to stores, bank etc. It is clean, looks nice, smells nice, bright airy, staff is very friendly.

Top shelf, may even be too nice, services are as nice as facilities