Situated on five landscaped acres with adjoining wooded areas in Conyers, Ga., we have the best of country living with city amenities. The Retreat at Conyers offers both Conyers Independent Living and Personal Care Community living. This is first-class Southern living at its best. We invite you to enjoy a carefree lifestyle in our warm, beautiful community!
The Retreat at Conyers combines the conveniences of home with the luxuries of resort-style community living. Feel free to stop by the billiards room for a game of pool, choose a book from our library or join a game of bridge in our card room. For more physical activity, you might want to visit our state-of-the-art exercise center or participate in a daily exercise class led by our Program Services staff.
If you’re feeling hungry, we have three separate dining rooms to choose from, where residents enjoy fresh, locally sourced meals with friends and family. Our menu reflects our Southern Heritage artfully prepared by our experienced chefs, special orders included! Dining is an integral part of the resident experience and we do everything to ensure you are delighted with your choices. To walk off your meal, we suggest a stroll along the walking paths in our beautifully landscaped courtyard. Should you ever want or need to venture our of our community, our transportation service can take you to church, the mall, the movies, museums, restaurants and the area’s best hospitals.
Our Conyers Assisted Living and Independent Living residents and residents’ families receive valuable peace of mind knowing that our certified Nursing Wellness staff are available 24 hours a day. Every resident enjoys amenities such as an emergency response system in each apartment, an on-site beauty salon and barbershop, housekeeping, laundry services, and snacks and beverages available throughout the day. When residents need assistance with daily activities, we provide the care services in the comfort and privacy of their apartment.
Prior to moving in we speak with you and your physician to find just the right level of assistance that will allow you to enjoy your independence to the fullest. Together, we will compose a Care Plan to guide us in assisting you. Our mission is to provide a lifestyle that fosters independence, actively engages the mind, invigorates the body and nurtures the spirit while offering you and your loved ones the peace of mind you deserve.
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Reviews
4.5( 15 Reviews )
Curtis
January 28, 2023
I toured The Retreat at Conyers. The facility was very neat and clean. The people were friendly. Their little apartments were convenient. The staff who assisted me with the tour was nice, courteous, and willing to help. They had areas where they could play games with each other. They had certain events come up. If need be, they had nurses on standby for people who need medical attention or if they need to administer medicines. The dining area was nice and convenient. It was close to the residents, so they didn't have to go too far. The building needed a little bit of painting and maintenance.
Tei
November 24, 2022
I toured The Retreat at Conyers. It was very nice. It's a lovely facility. I thought it was very well put together. The person who gave the tour was very knowledgeable, friendly, kind, and had a very warm personality. Everything was very well put together. The rooms were nice. I love the upscale furnishings in the dining room area. This was a very pretty pleasant-looking, upscale-feeling facility. I think they do field trips, and they do different types of activities. The atmosphere was very clean, very upscale, and very pleasant. It would be a place that my mom would enjoy being.
P.H.
December 10, 2021
I went to The Retreat at Conyers. The building is nice, it's clean. The staff is great. Their stuff is separated out to where the dining is in one place, and the activity room is in another place. They also offer memory care, but I just did assisted living. The place itself is much larger than the two I've seen. Actually, they are one story, but in their assisted living area they have two stories, but everything is spread out and it's really, really nice. They have outdoor areas, so if the grandchildren come to visit over the summer you could take them outside and they could enjoy the play area out there. She said, "We have a grill outside where sometimes we cook outside over the summer." They had a place where you could get your hair done. They have a salon. She showed me a little chapel area as well.
Carol
September 14, 2020
My friend is at The Retreat at Conyers. I plan on moving her because the staff has changed and the nursing care was dropping. By the time I said, "You got major problems over here," things started to get better. I can't rate them because we're not allowed to go inside. There is no way for us to evaluate them. My friend can't give me feedback. I have no way of knowing if she's getting her shower twice a week, if she's staying dry, and how her skin is. I can't do that. I'm an RN and I have no ability to assess. I have to trust in them totally. I find from other people in assisted living that this is the same thing everywhere during this horrible virus.
About 50% of the staff members that were there in January when I was able to interact with them are not there now, so I can't tell you about the new staff. That was the major concern. I have no way of knowing the abilities of the staff, the caring of the staff, and everything else. My friend has hospice with her, and she has started to decline. The facility was very nice and the food was good when I could go. They were doing quite well. There was not a problem until the families were shut out, and then she started to go down to isolation. These people weren't even allowed to go into the dining room in their building. Their building has 30 patients in it with a separate dining area, and everything is all together, but they're forced to be in their rooms for two months. They could come to the door and that's it, and that was just devastating mentally for them.
Every November the costs go up and so the difference now is probably $1,000 more a month compared to how it was when she first moved in, and that's a lot.
Linda
April 09, 2018
I liked the way it looked, and the people there recommended it. I liked that they had exercises and activities to keep them busy. They have different levels of care, and it sounded like they have good care overall. It was better than any motel room you could have stayed in.
Jeff488436
May 06, 2017
I visited about a month ago. It was great. We saw everything, we did a tour. We saw their 1-bedroom apartment, which had a kitchenette, and was up-to-date and clean. The staff was very pleasant. The dining area looked fine; I was impressed. There was an art room, a Bingo room, and a movie room.
Tom224505
November 07, 2016
It was a very beautiful place, and the apartments were extremely nice. It’s got a chapel built right in down on the first floor, a little movie theater for the residents where they show movies a couple of times a week, and a cafeteria which is nice, and the food is good. Very nice setting and very close to hospital and doctors offices.
GM731172
July 28, 2016
My friend is here. It’s a very good and well-maintained community. She says that the staff is wonderful. It’s also convenient for her as it’s close to her house. They have different of levels of care and that makes a difference. The dining room is beautiful. It’s a really gorgeous place. They actually take their residents out in the community, which is very good. They go to lunch and shopping and do a lot with the seniors.
Anonymous115968250
November 15, 2015
It has a really homey atmosphere. My relative has a very nice room and does lots of activities. Cleanliness is excellent.
Johnny9
May 31, 2015
My aunt had stayed at this community. The personnel there were wonderful. They had a lot of activities. The food was wonderful. I ate there a lot. They had very nice big rooms. It was like a little studio apartment. It was secured. There was somebody at the door all the time. I was totally pleased with them.
Visitor91896450
August 28, 2014
It was an excellent facility, unlike the facility where my mom is now. They have aging in place and as your life changes, the quality of care can change and it could be upgraded so you wouldn’t have to leave to go to another facility. What I also like is that they have independent living as well as a whole section of one-bedroom apartments so you can live there on your own and have a kitchen to cook for yourself.
Part of their amenities package is you get to have one meal a day at the assisted care facility -- it’s your choice of whether it's breakfast, lunch, or dinner. You also get the benefit of participating in any of the activities. Once again, you could live independently, but you’re not alone. You don’t feel like you are by yourself. I didn’t see the independent living apartments, but I saw the apartments in the assisted living area. The apartments were nice -- they were like studio apartments and they had a bathroom. You could also have your own refrigerator and microwave. People in the assisted living section got all of their meals with the program and you have your personal furniture there.
Myra1
July 31, 2014
It is convenient to where we live and financially, it is a better place for my sister's budget. The staff is wonderful. Their cleanliness is excellent. They have people to clean the rooms and they are all good. The offer activities and she goes to a lot of them. They have bingo, movies, billiards, card tables and arts and crafts. They take them out shopping and they have worship service. They try to have the whole gambit covered. She is very happy there and I have nothing negative to say about them.
William30
April 01, 2014
It looked very nice. The woman who gave us the tour was very nice and professional. She was really trying hard to get us into it. The facility was very clean and spacious. They have a pool table room and a library. She told us that they did things like bingo. The dining room was big.
Susan81242950
December 16, 2013
People who were in the facility looked very well taken care of and they were very, very happy. The place was immaculate. The elderly people who were in wheel chairs were truly very happy people; they were just ecstatic. I've never seen that in a nursing home or anywhere where there was so much happiness in an elderly home. I've visited some residents that were bedridden and in separate rooms, and they were very clean, very rested, and very well taken care of.
Russ5
December 16, 2013
It was a very very nice facility. It was super! I like best its cleanliness and the program they offer. Their rooms were very nice. They have several things for their residents including some outside activities. The one staff we came in contact with was very nice and very helpful. The people staying there seemed to be very happy as well.
