Magnolia Senior Living

They don't have enough staff for their Memory Care. Many of the residents need to be fed and there is not enough staff. The staff that they have are good and very caring. In Memory Care, housekeeping is lacking! The meals are good and good quality. Communication has gotten better over the past month. Right now, I would not recommend this facility to others.

Magnolia Assisted Living has all the amenities my loved one needs! She is a conservative person who enjoys classical music which is not offered as entertainment ! She enjoys walking in the courtyard daily and comments on how the grounds are beautifully kept! The staff has managed her medication well! They show her sincere affection in her home!

I looked at this place and found that it is a new facility and it looks nice and it would be a god place to have move into. I realized this community is for people who need help all the time, my mom only needs some help.

The state of GA needs to come and complete inspection. I do not recommend families placing loved ones in this facility.

I toured this facility for my mom and I was shocked at the conditions. The memory care had a strong urine odor. They advertise they have a nurse but no nurse was present. They were short staffed. I was not impressed at all and I advise anyone not to put their family member in this place!

No front desk, minimum staff members. No activity room. Rude administrators. Saw 2 helpers in the whole place. One was sitting in dining room and the other was talking on her phone. Lot of empty rooms was a tell tell sign.

I did not like this community it smelled bad, it had a fence all the way around it in the back. For independent living it was not the right place. If you need memory care and wanted to be safe it may work but with anyone still in their right mind it was not the right place to be. One staff member was trying to do everything and had not been there long. You could tell there was a lot of turn over.

My brother was here and broke his hip because no one helped him to the bathroom. He had prostate problems and was treated rudely because he needed to go often. He died from infections from the hip replacement. My sisters-in-law is in here now and she was found on her toilet where a worker took her to change her depends. She had 2 bones broken in her left leg below the knee. On her right side she had a femur fracture and broken hip. Now her social worker was there and as soon as she screamed the social worker jumped up and she was on the toilet. She is an Alzheimer’s patient and is slow to respond and needs to be told repeatedly until it is understood. It is believed she was slammed down on the toiled and because the cabinet and toilet are so close her left leg was caught twisted and snapped. IF IT WAS MY CHOICE SHE WOULD NOT BE THERE. BUT HER SISTER MAKES THE DECISIONS. MAGNOLIA HIRES THE MOST UNQUALIFIED PEOPLE BECAUSE THEY WORK CHEAP. THE PEOPLE THAT RUN THE PLACES HAVE NO EDUCATION AND WERE CHANGING DEPENDS BEFORE GIVEN THE JOBS. MAGNOLIA SENIOR LIVING IS A DEATH TRAP.