Regency at Augusta

Rita

Regency at Augusta was very beautiful. The staff gave us an excellent tour of the facility. We met a lot of them and they were all very pleasant. Everything that we saw looked OK. They had a library, a community room, and they also had a hairdresser. They had a lot of activities like puzzles, card games, and Bible studies.

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I saw Regency at Augusta. Their facility was good. The man who gave me the tour, while he was very friendly and easy to get along with, seemed to be not as knowledgeable or not as organized or something. He spoke a lot in generalities rather than specifics. Maybe that's a better way to say it. I liked that their dining room was separate from their activities area. It appeared to be very, very clean. Pricewise, they were pretty close to what the other place is. The room was also on the first floor, so the rooms had a nice view. They only have two different kinds of rooms: A shared room and a single-person room. And I knew that my husband would not want to share a room. The room seemed adequate. It was kind of a strange shape, but it would hold the same amount of furniture that the others would. I did see a lot of staff, so it seemed like the supervision was good. But I didn't get that immediate feeling of welcome, community, and caring that I got at the other place. I observed their food. Certain dishes came in Styrofoam. They did have regular silverware. I don't find it very appetizing to eat off Styrofoam. I saw the dining area and it looked very clean.

Dwayne

Regency at Augusta was a very nice place. They were very informative, and the residents looked like they were well taken care of. The rooms looked very nice, modern, and updated. It looked like a new facility, and it was well maintained. The staff who assisted me was extremely nice and extremely informative. I enjoyed the tour. They had a very nice dining area. They also talked about all the activities and things they do on a daily basis.

Susan

My friend went to Regency at Augusta. It's a beautiful, well-equipped facility with very caring workers. She has a one-bedroom apartment. It has a bedroom, a living room, a kitchen, and a bathroom. She was able to bring her own furniture, and she was able to keep her pets. The facility is brand new. She loves the food. She is very much loving it. She has been in quarantine since she moved in, but she will be out this week. I've met two or three staff members, and they have been most helpful.

ReviewerAT1208

I went to Regency at Augusta. It was wonderful and very nice, but their prices were higher than others. The rooms were brand new, so they're wonderful and very nice. The staff was extremely helpful and kind. The place is brand new, so they're trying to get residents. They had a nice dining area, and I met the activities coordinator, and she was very nice.

Sharon

Regency at Augusta has just been excellent to work with. The staff was very helpful, they've kept me up-to-date on how my uncle is adapting. They're just pretty much supportive in this whole process, in getting him signed up and moved in. I just think they're staff is great. Unfortunately, we're not allowed to try their food at this moment because of COVID. They offer transportation for medical visits and outings. I got a virtual tour and I was allowed into the room when we're bringing furniture. It's a nice big room, and since it's a brand-new facility, everything is nice and new and big. The common areas were new, well-lit, and lots of sky lighting. It's a beautiful place. There was a barber shop, a beauty salon, and there's a private room for families to meet and cook together. It just has a lot of neat little amenities. And there was a courtyard and all kinds of great features. I think it's an excellent choice, it was very affordable, and they had a neat little aspect of being pet-friendly so my uncle was able to take his pet. The staff seemed very capable in handling a resident that needed extra support.