Phoenix Senior Living

Very pleased overall. Maintenance area-specific when call and general, is SLOW. Extermination is too SLOW. Personnel — ALL — is wonderful! We appreciate [names removed].

They're taking good care of us. They are keeping us safe and free of the virus. The staff is helpful and attitude is good (friendly) and willing to help when needed. Improvements outside in the courtyard are so nice.

I moved to this location in January 2015. He was in the memory care and I am in Independent Living. We came here because it was one of the closest to my daughter. He received excellent care. The staff was very caring. He died in 2016. I have stayed on because it is better than some complexes in this location, the staff is great. One improvement I would like to see is the food. I know they are on a budget and it's hard to please everyone (over 100).

Test results for virus need to be back sooner. Housekeeping kees to have certain criteria for cleaning. IE windows, dust, vacuum all carpet. Independent living needs to be separate from nursing home. We need our freedom and we need tests that give results the same day.

This is safe, clean, and happy place to live. The staff are kind and helpful. Meals are good. Activities are planned for music, crafts, and celebrations of holidays. Birthdays are recognized. Although locked down for COVID-19, I have been able to window visit. It's frustrating but I'm grateful for the chance to see my loved one.

When we toured the facility, we were impressed with the management and staff. The cleanliness was impressive, the grounds are beautiful and the amenities are plentiful. We spoke to several residents and got good feedback. Now, to the negative. My parents hate the food. It is not well-prepared and not always suitable for the senior palette. This is a common complaint among the president. Housekeeping staff is awesome!

Very good. My problem is that after a stroke (before I moved here) I'm not allowed to drive. That raises problems getting around. In pandemic, I personally can get to doctor's appointments considered vital, but not considered “cosmetio” as podiatry. Normally I can obtain groceries, courtesy of a designated staff member. But family is too busy normally to help (working family members are employed too far away, grandparents have been designated nannies during pandemic).

They care about residents and it shows. Many residents are very long-term, with very high satisfaction rates. Always clean and well-maintained. Food is better than expected, with very good variety. Communications have room for improvement.

Employees are very pleasant. The food is good.

Place was very clean and staff pretty good. A bit more about the clients needs should be shared with the care givers so they have a better understanding of what's going on. My dad unfortunately passed away 6 wks after he became a resident - UNEXPECTED. But he showed signs and we were allowed to be at his bedside daily in PPE equipment Some technology issues that caused dad anxiety when door opener and pager did not seem to function properly. Difficult to tell staff to resident ratio, so don't know if they may have been understaffed. Attentive to all specific requests and sr personnel responsive to communication. They were a blessing being close to my home and able to take dad during this covid viruin time.,

We chose Sandy Springs because it was clean and the price was affordable. The rooms are good sized. The staff members take very good care of my husband and all the other residents. They are all very friendly every time you call or you need something. I would recommend this community.

We chose Retreat at Conyers because of the room size, the rooms were very large. The food here is pretty good, they do provide a menu with a variety of choices. My mothers favorite part of the community has been that she gets along with the other residents here and has made some friends. I would recommend the community.

I have had issues with the communication and him being out of medication or having his medication misplaced. I am frustrated as there are no nurses there now so I am not having luck talking with anyone about the medication issues. There also seems to be a lot of turnover. I think he is getting good care and the facility is beautiful, he is making friends and enjoying the activities, but we are having more issues than we thought we would.

They have several activities, like bingo, a library and a pool table. They also have exercise classes and a chapel, however they are currently undergoing construction so there are no activities at this moment. According to the residents the food is not that great, they switched up their chef and the food really went down hill. The rooms are spacious and clean, they are really nice. We really like the layout as well, which is one of the reasons we chose this community.

We chose this community because of a recommendation from a family member. My mothers favorite part of this facility is the friendliness of the staff, one of the chefs is great with my mother and offers her different foods if she does not like what is served. She says the vegetables are mushy but the food is good, especially the desert. My mother has been participating in Bingo recently. I have had troubles with my mothers medicine being distributed to her, but this was before the retreat took over. I would maybe recommend this facility

They keep all the resident rooms very tidy and the trash is taken out regularly and the laundry is done regularly as well. They have six levels of care with two person assistance available. The staff is all very personable with the residents and families and they offer a lot of activities to keep the residents engaged. We definitely think The Phoenix is a good value for the price.

My mother-in-law likes it here. The staff does a good job with taking care of her and they did a good job with keeping track of her care and what she needed. They were very on top of her care. The food is very good and the kitchen staff is great. The grounds are beautiful and very well kept. We have never had any issues with them. They are very good with communication and keeping us up to date with her and her care. During the Covid-19 pandemic, they have done a great job with keeping the residents safe and as far as we know, no one at the community has gotten it.

The community overall is great. The staff is extremely attentive and caring. They are very proactive with my dad and his care. The culture and moral of the community that exists within the staff is great. My father infrequently smokes, and the manager personally called and suggested ways to help ease him off of it since it is a no smoking community. This really speaks to how caring and dedicated he is as a manager. The whole experience with Sandy Springs has been great. We had another family member move into this community as well and her experience has also been pretty positive overall. Can't say enough nice things about Sandy Springs!

I think it is the nicest facility we looked at. I wish they did a little more for my mom,but I do appreciate all that they do. I wish the ratio of caregiver to resident was smaller. I understand that they have other residents to care for as well. I think it is the best place for my mom in the area.Layout is good, outdoor space is adequate. All the food I have had there has been very good.

We chose this place because of the cleanliness, activities, and friendliness of the staff. Other places were nowhere near as nice as this one for the price. Of course, this is unprecedented times in the world, and we are going to get through this but the community has been on lockdown since [date removed]. There have been 8 cases of COVID-19 at this community, and my mother tested positive a little over a week ago. That said, the communication has been terrible. The administrator doesn't return calls. I have to make multiple calls and texts for days before I get a response. My parents have been married 65 years, and my dad is worried about my mom. It is so frustrating to not know what is going on there with her.