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After Mom fell and was wheelchair bound, we realized we could no longer care for her in our home. Heritage of Brookstone was recommended to us by A Place for Mom. I felt an energy at Heritage the moment I walked in. Mom was embraced as part of the Heritage family right away. Her meds were disbursed to her daily, the staff assigned to her care kept her on a schedule, and her every need was met. Communication with staff and management made it easy for me to sleep at night knowing Mom was well cared for. Heritage not only took care of Mom, they also took care of me.

My mom has been a patient at Forest Heights' Bridge to Rediscovery unit for dementia patients since September, 2014 and I am very glad I chose this facility. Making the decision to place a parent is hard, however, my mom made a smooth transition and I sleep well at night knowing she is in great hands! The staff is friendly, caring, and they want to meet the needs of your love one. The meals are great, it is a very clean facility (no smells), and there are a lot of family-centered activities.

At Forest Heights they are really trying their hardest to provide the best service possible for their residents and for the families! If any situation or scenario arises that they are unfamiliar with they immediately set about learning how best to handle it in the future. I've been really impressed with both their intent and their diligence. And they go above and beyond when it comes to helping out family members as well! They helped me with all kinds of paperwork at a time when I was feeling totally overwhelmed! The facility itself is clean and well kept, the staff are all wonderful friendly people, and even the food is like eating at a fine restaurant in a hotel! This place really feels like a community, and not just a "facility"!

great job! Happy to find a nice place quickly

T hey have been wonderful. I had my Mom in another place that was recommended and the experience was horrible. They truly understand Alzheimer's and train all their staff on how to handle the situations they may encounter. She is getting great care and they give their patients the best quality of life they can get. They have activities for them and they even have support group for the families and caregivers. I am glad I found them and I don't worry about her every day. I know she is in good hands and the staff is patient and caring.

After touring other assisted living facilities, my sister and Immediately agreed that Forest Heights was the best place for our father. He seemed happy with the staff that took care of him and enjoyed the meals served there.

My Grandmother, 95, has been living here for 2 1/2 years. The facility is not brand new, but it is clean and well maintained. The rooms are larger than most I've visited and are a bedroom & living room suite type. The BEST part about Heritage is the people that work there! They make all the difference in the world! My grandmother receives lots of extra care as well as medicine management. It is such a relief to know she is getting the care she deserves!

I am completly satisfied with the Facility and the personnel there, especially Ms. Darby Tracey, Director of Community Relations. She did and is still doing, a very professional job. I toured a lot of Senior Living Facilities in the Atlanta area, but Dogwood Forest stood out from the rest.

I've had my husband in memory care for [time frame removed] He seems to be adjusting well some of the people who work there really care about him. I hear the people complaining about the food sometime and also sometimes when I go in the back when the memory care people are having dinner, don't have placemats or napkins sometimes but I know they're going under reconstruction right now which should be done soon so maybe it'll be better. They have lots of activities that's for sure. The activity director [name removed] is wonderful.

The administrative staff is very helpful and kind. The activities director is fantastic. The other staff seems to turnover regularly, so even though they are courteous and helpful, it becomes difficult for patients to establish any fondness for them.

There was a shortage of help so often mom had to stay in bed all weekend. And their van was broken the whole time she was there so they never went anywhere. The facility was sold and that was difficult to maneuver through.

Legacy Ridge is located very close to my home and the people there are good with my mom. It's not a very big place but it's not too small either so it works out for us

I truly appreciate the close knit community and small town feel of this small facility. A great fit for my mom. Staff is very warm and welcoming. I would definitely recommend Legacy Ridge at Peachtree to others looking.

Staff friendly and efficient… head staff very friendly and knowledgeable. Facility Very clean . Food could be a lot better. head staff available to talk most if the time. Front desk awesome and very kind and helpful.

The suite needs regular cleaning. The staff needs to do a better job managing prescriptions. We are pleased with the level of care overall. Just a few things need attention.

Legacy Ridge is a great place for someone looking for a smaller laid back community. We've been pleased in general with Legacy Ridge. I rated the Care Services lower because my mother doesn't always respond well to others (other than family) helping her. It's so hard to communicate with her due to hearing and memory loss.

My loved one was previously a resident at Madison Heights at Prado and the overall experience for us at this facility was good. The staff was good, however, there was not enough of them. The cleanliness and friendliness were great. As for the value for cost, it was very expensive.

My loved one was previously a resident at Forest Heights Senior Living and the experience was very good. The leaders were very good and responsive, they seemed to have the best interest of the residents in mind. Based on our experience, I would recommend Forest Heights Senior Living to others.

My aunt loves where she is and has made some good friends. When given the option to move, she chose to stay put. The facility itself is very clean, however, sometimes my aunts room needs a better or extra cleaning, especially if she's had an accident. My only complaints with care are (1) that there sometimes seems to be a failure to communicate between physician and patient and patient's family; and (2) meds are sometimes late, especially on weekends. I think it's that way anytime contract staff is used, which is typically on weekends. I've seen much worse at other facilities. I believe my aunt would give them a 4 for food h/e she has always been hard to please in a restaurant environment. Embarrassingly so. They have wonderful seasonal/holiday programs with resident participation and they take their more mobile residents out to eat occasionally, which my aunt enjoys. Compared to other facilities we looked at, Forest Heights is a very good value for the money.

They are better than most memory cares. I think they cut their cleaning staff and now rely on the MA's and nurses to also clean. The people are very nice. They definitely could be cleaner, they lose her clothes, blankets, pillows all the time.