Delmar Gardens of Gwinnett Senior Living

I have not been able to personally visit Delmar Gardens but my sister who is the primary care giver for our Mom keeps the family informed on the wonderful care Mom is receiving in Memory Care (Enriched Living). From the management staff to the day to day care team, everyone calls Mom, Mom and keeps all the family informed. There are days when Mom just wants to talk and they've even called at the end of their shift so that we can talk to her and calm her down in the evenings. We wouldn't be able to cope with the significant decline in Mom's cognitive awareness without the support of such a professional, knowledgeable and caring and courteous team.

Delmar Gardens at Gwinnett is a great place to live. My mom had a wonderful time for four years until see passed away. I would live there myself. The staff was like my family and cryed with me when we lost mom. They loved her and made sure she was well taken care of.

I recently had the pleasure of visiting Dalmar Gardens, and I was genuinely impressed by the warmth and professionalism of everyone I encountered. I was invited by Eureka and Kaline, the administrator, and from the moment I arrived, I felt welcomed and valued. Kaline and Eureka went out of their way to make sure I felt at home, and the entire staff was incredibly friendly, attentive, and compassionate. You can tell they truly care about the residents and take pride in creating a comfortable, supportive environment. Dalmar Gardens has a peaceful atmosphere and a real sense of community. It’s clear that this is more than just a facility—it's a place where people are treated like family. I left with a very positive impression and would absolutely recommend Dalmar Gardens to anyone looking for a senior living option that combines professionalism with heartfelt care.

It is extremely disappointing to encounter such a lack of responsiveness from the admissions department. Communication is a fundamental aspect of customer service, and prospective clients reach out expecting timely and helpful assistance—not prolonged silence. Unfortunately, repeated attempts to connect with Kay in admissions via phone and email have gone unanswered, making the process unnecessarily frustrating. If an institution is unwilling or unable to provide adequate support, it should be transparent about its limitations from the outset, rather than leaving individuals feeling ignored. Respect for people’s time and inquiries is essential, and this experience has not reflected that standard. Professionalism, courtesy, and responsiveness should be prioritized to ensure a positive and efficient experience for all.

Admission (Kay) is unprofessional. No follow up for 2 weeks to inform me/social worker that my mom was not accepted for respite care. Stop wasting people's time.