Brookdale Newnan

Nice facility wonderful residents they're like family small facility beautiful courtyard residents enjoy the food and coffee they look forward to that overall I highly recommend the rooms are spacious as well may I add great location.

I want to express my great delight in my new home here at Brookdale Newnan!! I tell all the workers & admin here pretty much daily, because t I also wanted to advise upper management as well. It’s a long story & most think I’m exaggerating when I tell them about where I was before coming to Brookdale, however, I’m actually not being descriptive enough! I Thank God and the staff here constantly, they just don’t know what a Blessing it is to be here!!! I adore all the residents that I’ve met so far too. Thank You to all involved, yall a as re running a top notch home here!

I waited until we moved my grandmother out of here before writing this review. She lived in the assisted living side of Brookdale for a few years. I would highly discourage it if you are considering housing your loved one here. The quality of the facility and care here is incredibly poor despite the fact that they keep going up on their price ($7000 in January 2026). There is high staff turnover. They sometimes move staff to positions they are not qualified or trained to perform. There seems to be very little support from management for them. The food there is awful and does not consider the needs of the residents (e.g. easy to chew, smaller porcions). Most of it ends up in the trash. My grandmother's apartment was often infested with roaches. It was Brookdale's responsibility to keep it clean as my grandmother is physically unable to do so herself, but my mom and her siblings often had to come over and do it themselves. The assisted living building is old and needs a lot of repairs. With all of these things, I seriously wonder where the money they are getting is going because it does not seem to go to the staff, the food, or the building. Moreover, the place has super negative energy. The residents and the workers all seem very unhappy and disgruntled with each other. I'm very glad that we were able to move my grandmother out, but, for the sake of everyone else there, I hope Brookdale starts listening to and acting upon the feedback that has been given. This is definitely not the first time they have heard these complaints.

The only reason I give this place 3 stars is because I feel like it compares equally to most places like this out there and I also know there are far worse places. However, I think it is a crime to our elderly people that this should be the norm standard out there. They deserve far better and especially for the price they, or we their children, are paying monthly for them to be cared for. First off the food. At this point in their lives, it is one of the only small daily pleasures they have to look forward to, but they are being fed mediocre, low quality, poorly cooked food at best. Second off the cleanliness. I have to sweep Mom's room every time I visit. My Mom is not a messy or unclean person, but she is no longer capable of cleaning like she use to hence while she is in assisted living. Where is the assistance? There are bugs in her bathroom and kitchen area because of the lack of cleaning. I feel like they did a better job of cleaning when she was on the independent side. Last time my brother, his wife, his son, & I visited, we deep cleaned her entire apartment. So we are paying close to $6000/month and we have to do the cleaning if we don't want our Mom to live in filth? Now while I will say that there are some generally caring people that work ar this facility, like Tanay (not sure of the spelling) & some of the nursing staff, there are others that I feel like do not have the temperament to be working in an environment that requires one to be a caring, compassionate people person. Sheila or Stephanie, not even sure what her name is, but the lady who sits at the front desk with the long dark hair, always has a sourpuss look on her face and never looks happy to be there. The man who runs the place, William, I rarely even see. He is always tucked away in his office. Seems to me they are there just for a paycheck and a job with no real concern for the people that live there. And then this past week while visiting I watched a girl named Crystal roll her eyes at one of the residents when she asked what happened to the asparagus, as she served her a lunch plate with burnt asparagus on it. Disgraceful! This girl also had very long hair that was not netted or even tied back, yet she was serving food? Is that not some kind of health violation? Lastly, also concerning care and cleanliness, my Mom needs help bathing and is lucky to get a bath once a week. Her sheets on her bed should be changed weekly, but are lucky to get changed monthly. I also notice that sometimes she wears the same exact outfit for an entire week, so I have no idea how frequently, or infrequently, her clothes are being washed. Bottom line, Brookdale is not the worse place, but it is defintely not worth the money we are paying either. It should be half the price we are paying for the value my Mom is getting. My guess is it is going to the corporate somewhere because I feel like the workers are getting just as short changed as the residents and that is why the care level is not what it should be. I am not sure who we need to talk to or what can be done to improve things for our elderly that need assisted living, but something needs to change. They deserve far better than this!

My 95 yr old mother is a resident. She is very social and enjoys the activities and friendships she has at Brookdale. The activities staff and others are very friendly and always helpful, but the overall management is lacking. There is a lot of turnover in staffing, especially the cooks and kitchen. Food quality is poor and does not meet nutritional standards for the health of the residents or their dental impairments. The cleanliness of my mom’s room is poor as well as the consistency of her personal hygiene assistance. A lot of the amenities we contracted for are not provided or not consistently provided. Management seems indifferent and slow to respond to concerns.