Ross Memorial Health Care Center in Kennesaw, Georgia, is a non-profit senior care community with 100 beds that's been around for over 30 years, offering a range of care including nursing home, independent living, assisted living, memory care, and both long-term and short-term skilled nursing, so folks who need different levels of help can find what they need in one place, and the center's got a reputation for prioritizing residents' well-being and dignity, which you notice in the way staff like Señora Guadalupe in laundry and Joyce at the concierge desk keep things running smooth while wound care nurses like Amber and Lisa provide attentive care, and the staff, including registered nurses, licensed practical nurses, certified nursing assistants, and home health aides, can handle everything from medication to wound care to hospice and tracheostomy services, and you'll find help with daily tasks like dressing and bathing, meal preparation, and even changing bed linens, whether someone's there for a short rehab stay or longer care.
You'll see the grounds have nice, landscaped gardens and relaxing outdoor spots to sit, and residents can join in on regular activities so there's less chance of getting bored, plus there's a welcoming, family-like atmosphere inside with inviting common areas that encourage social time. Because they focus on memory care, they do have staff and services that pay close attention to people with memory-related conditions, and the center's fully licensed and accredited, holding The Gold Seal of Approval® from The Joint Commission, which is supposed to show they meet certain standards in care.
Ross Memorial doesn't post exact prices, and the few online reviews are pretty poor, with a 1.0 star average from two people, though there are positive comments elsewhere about how clean the place is and good things to say about customer service and staff attention, which could be a sign that experiences can really vary. Nurses and aides provide 24-hour care, and they also offer physical, occupational, intravenous, and respiratory therapies for rehabilitation, so there's pretty broad medical support, along with palliative and hospice care for those who need comfort in late stages of illness.
The center also provides help to hospitals, doctor's offices, and private homes in the area, which means they have experience in all sorts of settings, and they try to make things as supportive and homelike as possible, focusing on keeping the environment safe, lively, and well kept for everyone who lives there.
