The Lodge at Aspen Village

Our tour with The Lodge was fine. It is a bigger facility with more residents, it has all the bells and whistles. We were looking for a smaller more personalized facility.

Found The Lodge at Aspen Village in July 2021 thanks to a home health nurse, toured it with mom and she fell in love with the place, the staff and the ideal of gaining her independence back. We moved her in [date removed] and have been very pleased with the cleanliness, the loving staff members, the food, and the overall companionship she now has. There offer so much for the seniors if you are looking for a beautiful place for mom or dad try Aspen Village!

The second we walked in we knew this was not going to be the place we put our loved one. They were late for the tour and said we were not on their books. Someone who doesnt normally give tours was the one showing us around. It just seemed cold and we did not get a good feeling. The facility was pretty.

We toured this community and it did not go well. They were late to do the tour and no one knew we had one scheduled. Overall it was a bad experience.

My loved one and I visited The Lodge at Aspen Village, and we were greeted with the most kindest and professional staff members.The welcome we received exceeded our expectations. The staff answered all our questions and patiently gave us a tour. We didn’t Feel as though we were being rushed. We were there during lunch and the food smelled appetizing. The rooms are very spacious and the view outside was as inviting as the cozy inside. We are considering this beautiful facility as our number one choice. It feels a lot like home to us and will greatly enhance my loved one’s life.

We chose The Lodge because we were impressed when we initially met with the director and her staff members. We also knew a family who was living here for years and that factored highly in our decision and it is within 10 minutes of our house. The room sizes at the facility are good. It is a very beautiful, well maintained building and it has a family community atmosphere. We love the courtyards they have where we van visit with our family. I would recommend to others looking without any reservation

I would not recommend this community right now. I went into this understanding that we're in a pandemic, and I would not be able to visit as I wanted to. But they've been very inconsistent in their policies. I think they also have some issues that are affecting their ability to keep staff there. The food has declined significantly over the time we've been there. It looks and tastes terrible currently. Lately they haven't had enough help, trash isn't getting emptied, etc. Originally there were some really great people there, but there's been a lot of turnover. There's no communication with families. When I contact them, they eventually get back to me. But it's taken persistence. The sales person we spoke to originally was wonderful, and he would go outside of his role to help get a response for me. But he's no longer there. The manager is very nice, but the communication is just not great. I don't feel like I have a sense of what's going on, and when rules change regarding visitation they don't let you know.

My father has thrived since being at Aspen Village. I would recommend this community for your loved one. The food is good and plenty of it. The staff is very friendly and happy to help with the residents. The amount you agree to when moving in and that is the rent.

It was a very nice tour. I appreciated the information.k Not what I'm looking for.

The staff is very caring and friendly and helpful and supportive. They do go above and beyond to take care of your loved one. I would definitely recommend Aspen Village.

We chose the Lodge at Aspen Village because it was close to my home, we liked the facility it was nice and modern, and the staff was very friendly. The room sizes here are good. I would want people to know this facility is clean and nice and you will get good care here. I would recommend it to a friend or family member.

Overall it is a really nice facility and the people are really friendly. The food has gone down hill since COVID. The activities prior to COVID they celebrated birthdays, happy hours, and keeping everyone involved.

Very nice. Would consider if we decide to do assisted living near me.

They have done an outstanding job during the Covid-19 pandemic and have kept everything very clean and disinfected. The staff does seem to be a little short handed. It would also be nice if they could spend a little more time to spend with each of the residents. My mother complains about the food quite often. The activities are pretty good.

Very nice place. People all very nice and the place was clean.

Terrible ! Would not recommend

I cannot begin to express how the staff at Aspen Village has made me feel regarding my mother residing there. The care giving team is exactly that - a "TEAM". They work together to make sure everyone is comfortable and if not, their priority is to make it happen. My mother (who turned 90 in March), was going to the Adult Daycare at Aspen 3 days per week, for over a year and loved it. She got sick shortly after her birthday and had to be hospitalized for 6 days and was sent to a rehab center. Upon hearing of her rehabilitation, 2 of the staff members went to visit her, took a card from some of the ladies my mother dined with and a bouquet of purple and white lilies. Talk about tears flowing! To know my mother was cared about that much is truly heartwarming. This is truly a place that cares about their residents and their families. Thank you ALL for your astounding work. May God reward you for the compassion you exhibit.

Loved the property and the availability - [name removed] the sales manager was great!

I visited several assisted living facilities before selecting Aspen Village for my mother. Some cost less and some more. However, from the time I enter Aspen Village I could see the difference. The staff is super friendly and attentive to residents. You can find fancier places but in my experience you won't find better care. I find it to be very clean and the food is excellent, I have eaten there. My mother has had to transfer to memory care and Aspen took care of everything to move her from assisted living to memory care, I didn't have to do anything. I feel she is receiving excellent care. I have dropped in at many different times and have always found professional and friendly staff every time. If I were to need assisted living I could move there.

As we enter into this week of Thanksgiving, I sit here and think of how thankful I am that my family and I were lead to Aspen Village at Lost Mountain one year ago. That year was full of heartbreaking, difficult decisions as it became apparent that my parents could no longer thrive independently. Being an only child, this was probably the most difficult experience I have encountered. While I could sit here and focus on the rapid decline of their health, and the challenges that came with it, I am most thankful that God was so Faithful in protecting them as He led us to [Removed] at Aspen Village. There is joy in every moment; sometimes we have to look a little closer to see it. When turning my attention to the blessings, I see how hard the Aspen staff works to provide not only for the basic needs of the residents, but to create an environment of love and exciting opportunities (ie. outings such as the apple orchard in North Georgia, the Yellow Daisy Festival at Stone Mountain, and weekly trips to Walmart; they have special events such as a circus, car show, craft classes, flower arranging, Christmas Parties, Thanksgiving Feasts, and Ice Cream at 3:00pm every Sunday to name a few—the activity calendar is ALWAYS full) The business of assisted living is a growing business. It seems as if new constructions begin daily and they all offer the promise of care with similar price ranges. However, not one could offer the most priceless gift of love that we have experienced from the Aspen Family. While no family is perfect, this family loves like no other. When minor issues arise, they are readily available to address the concern. I personally, have experienced this love and felt the love extended to my parents. Transition to assisted living is no easy matter for some. My parents were hard working and enjoyed living life to the fullest. I can't imagine how losing one's independence must feel, but I know that was hard for them. In December of last year, my father's health declined as he had a re-occurrence of cancer. He transitioned to Hospice which was very difficult for us. [Removed] and the staff were there to comfort my mom and me at every turn. The last week of January was most difficult as he transitioned to the final stages. I moved in to their apartment to be with my family during those last four days. The staff loved us through this time. Providing room service to me and mom and a spread of food on the table for visitors was only a sampling of how they provided an outpouring of love to us. Some staff members even came to sit with us at the end of their shift. Dad passed on February 3rd of this year. Having awakened next to the man of her dreams for 66 years, this has been and continues to be very difficult for my mom. The angels of Aspen Village provide for her needs, but even greater than that, love her. As a matter of fact, one of her caregivers is out for a short time due to a medical procedure required for her. She came by Sunday afternoon to visit mom. I just happened to be visiting at the same time and was blessed to see her. I am an educator by profession. I once had a principal to tell me that education is not a career, it is a life. I think the same is true for caregivers. I thank my Heavenly Father above for His servants at Aspen. They are truly answering His call to love.