GoldenCrest Assisted Living at Morrow

D. Fleetwood

My aunt, Gert, was a resident of Golden Crest Morrow for 7-8 years. During her time there she had quite a few health challenges and the staff was always helpful in helping me provide her with the best care. During the pandemic, my aunt was lucky enough to never catch COVID, but during the lockdown process the staff kept me updated on her health. Her last few days on hospice the Director and staff were more than accommodating in allowing my family and me to visit my aunt at anytime until she passed. I am more than grateful for the staff at Golden Crest

KK

I like how the staff at GoldenCrest at Morrow interacted with the residents. You can tell that they're very well trained and comfortable with being around dementia patients and handling them when they're getting upset or if they're confused. The executive director seemed to be experienced. She had a lot of knowledge about dementia and she also has experience with Kaiser Insurance, so that's really helpful, too. I really like that they have a lake where the residents can fish, rather than just having a courtyard. They just need to update some of the outdoor amenities.

Scott

I ruled GoldenCrest Assisted Living at Morrow out. The price was fine, but the facility was old and dark, and the residents seemed to be out of it and not really engaged. The rooms were old and rundown. They had common rooms, but nothing really nice. The dining area was open air and nice. They had a lake over there.

Roxie

I would highly recommend GoldenCrest Assisted Living at Morrow. It was a very caring and loving place. There were two separate wings on either side, one for those who can go freely and one shut doors where the residents stay on that side. There were two separate kitchens. Each resident had her own room and bathroom. The service was excellent, and I had no complaints. The food was awesome. There was a lady who's been cooking there for about seven or eight years and cooked very good food. Every Tuesday, there's a group that comes in to sing songs and spend time with the residents. They played bingo and memory games, too.

Joy

GoldenCrest Assisted Living at Morrow was a nice facility, but it was expensive and I just couldn't afford it. It was accessible to me and the rooms were nice.

Darlene447557

GoldenCrest Assisted Living at Morrow is not remote, but it gives you more of a secluded and nature-like feeling when you go there. You're not far from Walmart and any shopping area. The rooms in the memory care side are like small apartments, and I like the way they were set up. They had a showcase before you go in to the room, and that was nice. I have a friend who has a parent there, and they're very pleased. They're not overpriced, and they're right where you expect them -- about $3400 range which is average.