Independent Living Community in Tucker, Georgia

JT

I visited and it's facilities were a little bit older. The residents there were very happy, and a couple of them invited us into the rooms to show the rooms around. They were very proud of their facilities. The lady who gave us the tour seemed to be very knowledgeable and caring. It was impressive. What made us lean towards another community is the age of the community. Other than that, this place was definitely very acceptable. The staff who showed us around was wonderful.

Edmond

Briarwood Health and Rehabilitation Center' staff was very personable and friendly. The seniors who were there seemed to be content. The living space and security parameters there would meet my level of expectation for such a facility. They seem to be pretty organized in terms of activities for the residents. The place looked like it was being maintained and not rundown. It looks like it had some age to it and it doesn't look like they have done anything to modernize it, but it's not really old. They offer total care because some residents can't do much of anything for themselves. They seemed like they had adequate parking. The landscaping was maintained and had a neat appearance. The facility itself was kind of secluded so at least once you drive in, you don't have to worry about getting lost or getting turned around in the wrong direction once you get to that street or driveway. They're very easy to find.

Kim

It was very nice, but it wasn't what my mother was looking for, she wants very independent living. The rooms don't come with a full kitchen, my mom still cooks, and wants a full kitchen. When we went there they had something going on, it was a lot of fun and the activities were nice. The staff members there were very nice. The community was very nice, I can't complain about it. They invited us for lunch. The food looked nice and smelled good but we've already eaten lunch. From what I saw, the place itself was really clean.