The William James Group

My grandmother was living here for about 8 months. The staff was incredible and cared so much. While I toured other facilities, Savannah Court was the most competent and felt like HOME!

I rate Dogwood Forest of Fayetteville an A+!

My mother has lived a Dogwood Forest for three years and the experience has been nothing but positive the whole time. From the very first day, she was made welcome and made comfortable with her new apartment and the routine and staff there. She has special needs resulting from a stroke years ago and the entire staff has taken extra care to make her feel comfortable and welcomed. My mother loves living at Dogwood Forest and she considers it to be "home" now and I am very pleased with our decision to choose Dogwood for her.

Morningside of Athens is a wonderful place. It is a smaller facility with 40 suites. It is a lot more cheery than other places I visited (not so hospital like or dark and gloomy). The director Teresa is fabulous and did everything in her power to make things acceptable for my mother. I would highly recommend this facility to someone.

Mulberry Grove is an answer to our prayers for my mother! The staff and facility are absolutely wonderful. Mom now can attend various wonderful activities and is surrounded 24/7 by people that truly care. The first week my mother was there she blossomed into truly enjoying herself instead of sitting at home and not agreeing to go anywhere. The activities and social interaction provide brain stimulation that truly helps her with her fight against her early Alzheimer's. I highly recommend Mulberry Grove!

Our loved one seems to be enjoying herself here. It's a nice clean place, and the staff are very caring towards the residents, and professional and friendly with family members.

They were very good. They were nice and they were clean. There was one lady that would come in his room that was a little rough with him, when we brought it to their attention they had someone else come and help him and she was very nice.

We toured this location when we were looking into options for our loved one. Everything here looked very good, it was a well kept, clean facility, and the staff were all very friendly and professional. This was originally our first choice, and I even had a deposit down, but in a last round of searching we found one just as nice that was much more convenient for family members to get to. We love the place we found, but I think they would have done just as good a job here!

We had our loved one here for quite a few years before we decided we needed to move her closer to family. They did a good job here, and the staff in particular were great to work with. One aspect I liked in particular was the low turnover rate with their memory care staff, which helps so much when dealing with dementia and alzheimer's patients. I also liked that they had a secure outside area so that the memory care residents could get some fresh air at will.

This facility was very nice. It is in excellent condition, and the residents appear well cared for. They do have an opening, and are in our price range. They will hold the space for a deposit fee.

I was extremely impressed with the facility and staff. I was told that alot of my church members volunteer there as well, and that was a plus for me. I liked it because it is directly across the street from the professional medical buildings, and Piedmont-Fayette hospital as well.

I feel very comfortable having my mother in law here. She is well cared for and it is a place that I can trust my loved one being at. They have become a second family to her and it makes it even better. The value for the money is unbelievable.

My husband has lived in Mt. Pleasant Gardens since they opened last summer. I highly recommend it for anyone with Alzheimer's or dementia issues. The staff is professional, yet warm and caring. The many daily activities are geared to each patient's ability. And the facility is truly beautiful -- with a gorgeous enclosed garden. Management is accessible, and ready to hear any request or concern. If you have the misfortune of a loved one suffering from dementia, you will at least be comforted by the care he or she receives at Mount Pleasant Gardens. [name removed] Mt. Pleasant, SC

Everything is going well for my loved one since her move to this community. The place is clean and maintained well. The staff is good, they go up to her room and get her to participate in going to the dining room for meals and interacting with other residents. They offer to take her outside as well.

I have a family member at the facility who is well cared for and seems to enjoy the environment as much as possible. I will say that due to administrative/staffing changes, communication with family members could be better right now.

The Ridge at Grandeview is a comfortable place to live. In the memory part of the assisted living facility, virtually all units are studio apartments. Meals are tasty & they accommodate dietary restrictions & residents preferences. They have regular activities & machines for staying fit. There is a walled outdoor courtyard where residents can garden or just soak up the sun. The memory unit is locked always in order to keep residents safe. Throughout the year there are celebrations of holidays with dinner parties & themed dress up days.

It is under new ownership -[Name Removed] was there when it was Savannah Court - had major problems- state withdrew their license- but judge restored it -Was sold to a new company ant they made major improvements- and are continuing to do so. I hope they put the residents first and do not take short cuts. We had a bad experience with administration of meds early on but that seems to be resolved- One issue is turnover in staff- need to pay the folks reasonable pay to keep qualified staff!

The Haven has a new director who has made great improvements for the residents. With the new director, came a new culinary director, social coordinator, and optional primary care medical visits. I can visibly see improvements made on property such as a new porch and rocking chairs. I also notice that all residents, including those in memory care now have access to snacks and water at any time. Thank you for the changes, big and small.

The other residents there have become her friends and family. The workers don't treat her like she is looked in a cage as she is free to roam about. They often have snacks, and show movies. Westerns even. But the highlight of the week is coloring with color pencils, and oh my God - Bingo. Nothing tops Bingo!

At first had a hard time getting responses and help But overall everything has been good except for the Problems in the beginning. The food seems phenomenal and A good variety of food I And my brother likes It and that's what counts. Hopefully He can do more activities. He's just getting there. The place is very nice, clean and attentive. People nice. To Finally have people that care and or helping My brother out is really good and they're doing well. And he's getting better.