Pet Friendly Assisted Living in Carroll County, Georgia

"I took a tour for my brother, and it was excellent. The rooms were excellent, and the staff was really helpful and very nice. The outside space was very nice...."

"Oaks at Fayetteville is a nice place. I would recommend it. I didn't have much of a tour because the lady that was supposed to lead the tour was not there that day. She was supposed to be in, but she wasn't. We looked at the room and kind of looked a..."

"I have checked out Arbor Terrace Peachtree City. I toured it and I got their prices, and they're a little pricey for me. It was fine as far as space. The people were quite courteous and professional. They had decent spaces for living arrangements. I ..."

"We visited Sterling Estates of West Cobb and we like it. It is over 30 acres, and it's a distance away from our church, friends, or companions, but it is about $1000 less expensive. They have a multiple numbers of independent living cottages. General..."

"I've been very happy with Heritage of Brookstone. The rooms are a nice size. My mother's unit has a balcony. They have excellent and very helpful staff and a variety of activities...."

"Oaks at West Cobb is delightful and quite luxurious having separate care options for myself and my husband. The staff was delightful and very helpful. I did not interact with anyone other than the one designated to meet the public and give the tours...."

"My dad's room at Delmar Gardens of Smyrna is very nice. It's updated, modern, and clean. I saw their whole activities and they have various activities every day between bingo, games, and ice cream socials. Yesterday was his first day, and everybody w..."

"The Cambridge was nice and clean. The staff was wonderful. The tour was nice. The guy that gave us the tour was very nice and wanted to make sure we got what we wanted. They only have studios, large and small, but they will actually put two together ..."

"Varenita of West Cobb had very good meals and had activities every day. My father enjoyed those things while he was there. They had games and paintings. They did exercise (that was optional) and social hours on Fridays where people would come in for ..."