Grace Living PCH of Marietta

Most caring, cheerful caretakers! Very nice, newer facility with private rooms with attached bathrooms.

They were great. The staff was very attentive to his needs. The are operated by the owners and it shows.

I have to first say that [name removed] with A Place For Mom heard my story. He knew immediately the best place for [name removed] was Golden Rose in Marietta. Thank you, [name removed]! I was so desperate to find the best place for him since his experience with nursing homes was traumatizing. Golden Rose's owner [name removed] came out to the facility he was in and was absolutely so caring and spoke truth into me. She knew that he needed to be in hospice care. Golden Rose was absolutely an answered prayer. From the moment I met [name removed] and [name removed], the manager at Golden Rose, I knew this was going to be his home. [name removed] was a different person at Golden Rose. He felt love and knew that the staff would take good care of him. [name removed] passed away [date removed], and he literally had a smile until that final day when he couldn't communicate. I would highly recommend Golden Rose to any family that has a loved one that needs that special care.

They are very good and helpful. Very attentive and understanding. My spouse is in a 3 bedroom house, so I can't relate to a bigger facility, but the caregiver makes 3 meals a day.

The Golden Rose facility is small compared to most facilities that house close to 100 people. I believe the Golden Rose had 23 residents including my wife. It was obvious from the minute we walked in that the residence and other patients received much more attention than the larger units. The staff was very caring and concerned about every aspect of my wife's needs. If needed again I would never go to a larger facility I would only go to Golden Rose or their other location.

I rate Golden Rose a 5. I am so grateful that [name removed] recommended this place. The owner, [name removed] , and her manager, [name removed] , are so loving and caring. My loved one had an awful experience in nursing homes. I was determined to find a place that would love and care for my loved one like their own family. I can honestly say everyone from his caregivers to my loved ones hospice team is all amazing. I have to pay out of pocket for my loved ones level 3 care. It has been a struggle but worth every penny knowing my loved one is being cared for.

They always cared about my mom, and she was happy there. She enjoyed the music entertainment. Her room was nice and always clean. Also the staff was very nice.

The staff was very helpful and friendly and they took great care of my father. Based on the experience we have had with the community, we would recommend them to other families.

Golden Rose is an excellent care center and I would recommend it to anyone. I initially chose it because of the price. It was more affordable than most other care centers. I was originally going to keep my dad there until I could afford something else but I left him there until he passed away. It was a great facility and he was well cared for. The hospice company they use is also excellent.

In my opinion, everything is good. The facility is small and can only accommodate 7 residents at a time, which I like. I feel like the staff gets to know the residents more personally than in a larger facility.

I would recommend to others. It's small, extra attention is paid to the residents, and it's clean/bright. We picked this community because of the closeness to home, had all the attributes I was looking for.

Golden Rose is a no frills facility and it looks a bit outdated. However, it suits my father-in-law perfectly as he's never been a fancy-living individual. The patience that the staff has with his Alzheimer's is exceptional, they put up with his stories and listen to his jokes. He seems very content there.

Caring staff, room is always clean, mother always has her hair combed and is dressed nicely. Most meals seem to homemade, not institutional. I would recommend this facility to others. In fact, I already have. They are set to move in at the end of May/early June.

Beehive had only a few residents and we felt like for socialization it might be limited. And while we liked that it was a new community we thought it might be best to give them time to settle and work out of any issues with it being new.

The Golden Rose provided an excellent place to take care of my father when he had to transition from a Skilled Nursing Facility. The staff and owners are very caring and can be reached 24/7 directly via cell phone. The location was always clean. My father enjoyed the home-cooked meals. My father experienced both a shared room and a single room. Both rooms were nicely sized. The single room provided more room for friends and family to visit. Both rooms were very large and always kept very clean. My father needed quite a bit of attention(due to this multiple health issues) and the staff was always very compassionate and attentive to all of his needs. All I can say is thank you to the staff for taking care of my father during the time he needed the most attention.

The staff is great. They take care of all residents with great care. The entire facility is kept very clean. There is a family type atmosphere here that is not present in most facilities. I would highly recommend Beehive Homes of Woodstock to friends and family.

This is a great community. They have nice and caring staff. I would recommend Golden Rose to others for their loved ones. The food and activities for the residents are wonderful as well.

I moved my uncle there after having a horrible experience with a Memory Care facility in [city removed]. Don't be fooled by how pretty the place is or the fact that the "Chef" is donned in a white uniform, look at how caring the employees seem to be. Grace Living is a family run business and the owner is a nurse who cares about her residents. Once it was obvious my uncle's health was declining she called in hospice and he was able to stay there until he passed. I highly recommend Grace Living, especially for those who are no longer very active or participating in many activities.

Originally my mother did not want to make the move from her own home to senior living, and the fact that she has settled in nicely at Grace Living and is not begging me to go to a different place is such a gift. I have no complaints on the care they provide. They have some staffing struggles like everybody else, but the staff they do have are as nice as can be and take good care of my mother, who is still ambulatory and can do a lot on her own. She doesn't complain about he food, and she most certainly would if she didn't like it. They serve a light breakfast, morning snack, with lunch as their heaviest meal, then an afternoon snack, and a lighter dinner. She just wishes she could have more coffee in the mornings. The one area for improvement is activities. They don't have an activities director, but they play bingo a couple days a week, have Christian TV shows on and Christian music playing, and occasionally they'll do a craft, etc. She just wishes there were a little more to do. But I'm very pleased with the price. They're more reasonable than a lot of the places I checked into. Some of the more expensive places were bigger with more services, but Grace Living is a smaller family-run facility that we're very happy with.

Mom feels like she is at home and she feels like she is with family that loves her completely. That makes us feel so happy and comfortable. We're at peace, we know mom is being taken care of by people who genuinely love her.