Dublin Place
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- 504 Firetower Road, Dublin, GA 31021
- (478) 217-7458
- 4.3 ( 10 reviews )
- Assisted Living and Memory Care
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About This Community
At Dublin Place, a pet friendly senior living community, our goal is to offer our residents the opportunity to thrive in mind and body by providing compassionate assistance in their daily routines only when needed. We develop individual care plans to meet the needs of each resident, and a full-time licensed nurse is available 24 hours a day to provide clinical oversight and coordination of care. We encourage all residents to connect with friends by participating in our community activities like our morning devotionals or exercise classes, Flex Your Brain classes and trivia, Front Porch Rockers or an Out & About van excursion. Our community also offers Alzheimer's and Dementia Care in addition to our Assisted Living accommodations. Having this additional level of support on-site provides comfort and peace of mind, which is important to you or your loved one. Schedule a visit to explore our Dublin senior living community for yourself today.
Reviews
4.3
( 10 Reviews )
Neal
October 17, 2021
We chose Dublin Place for mom. She's already there, we moved her last weekend. When I took mom there, she was there just a little while and said that's where she wanted to be. It just kind of fit her. The reason I wanted to take mum over there was they had a front porch and she loves her front porch where she was living. So we went in there and talked to the executive director, and they just seemed warm and just ready to take care of her. She likes the food. It's laid out well. The staff took us around to show mom and me the place before she moved in, and it looked fine to me. I was satisfied with the price.
Jack
October 10, 2021
I liked the location of Dublin Place. It was not right up close into town. The people were nice. The overall impression of the place was favorable. It was clean. They were in the process of changing a lot of the floorings, rooms, and they were getting rid of a lot of carpets. They weren't remodeling, but they were replacing a lot of old stuff. The staff members were knowledgeable about the place and what was going on. They have a library, and they have activities daily. They do not have an in-house beautician, I guess you would call it that, but they do have someone who comes by for hair care.
Visitor
November 22, 2018
I visited Dublin Place. I was quite impressed with the staff; they were helpful and informative. The director or the person that assisted gave me a lot of information, input, and suggestions. The rooms were beautiful, the only thing that I had a problem we thought that I was concerned with the fact that I had to bring my own furniture and compared to the cost in comparison to the cost that some of the other facilities that provided the furniture. The location was excellent, and the grounds were beautiful. One of the areas was enclosed for people with memory issues; I think the setup was awesome. It looked over a pond; the garden and the flowers this time of the year is in bloom. I thought it’s beautiful.
Terry
Everything was very clean and very neat, and most of the people that I met on the staff were very pleasant. The rooms that I looked at were in the memory care section and they were not huge, but they were large enough for a person with Alzheimer's. They showed me the common area which was nicely furnished and open. The dining room was very nice. They have books, spiritual things like songs, and an activity board. They're very helpful. The facility was very neat and clean.
Visitor102191150
February 10, 2015
I like it, and I am going to stay. The room is fine; there is a living section, a bedroom, and a bathroom. The food is adequate. The staff is very helpful, the facility is clean, and they clean my room every day.
Gary46
February 10, 2015
I was very impressed. It was a very nice facility. The people were excellent and very friendly. It looked like a place that I would be very interested in going to. I was able to see one of the apartments. However, we kind of put everything on hold because before my wife passed away, we felt like it was too small for both of us, but now that it's just me, there's plenty of room. They don't have openings there quite often, so it might take a while to have an opening there.
They had a lot of different activities for the residents. They also had small busses, and they had outing occasionally for outside entertainment. They had ministers that came in. It had Church services. They had different games and activities right there in the site so you could get to know your neighbors, enjoy being with people your own age, and make friends with people with similar interests.
Visitor100371850
January 15, 2015
I went and it just seemed like an institution; it didn't feel like home. I knew about it as it's not very far from our house, and I visited several people that were there. The room I saw was nice. I was impressed that it had so many different options, you can be there if you're a lot down, if you can do for yourself, or if you want an apartment or a nursing home.
Bill89376650
I found it and it's close to where I live right now, so I'm familiar with the area. If we wanted to go shopping, within a mile is Wal-Mart. The facility looked like it was a nice facility. The exterior looked very clean, and it was easily accessible. If I wanted to keep the car, I could keep the car. It also had a fair amount of land around it so that it wasn't squashed into a lot of buildings. It was nice scenery and very private.
It seemed it was a decent place to be at if I wanted. The staff was very courteous, and the main rooms were a nice, decent size. The only thing was that the area of the room that I and my wife would be living in was a little on the small side.
Visitor21516150
April 11, 2014
We were able to visit, but eventually dad Decided that he does not want live in an assisted living facility. The facility is nice, but I think the rooms were kind of small. The staff were very nice, helpful, and considerate. When we went there, they had different things going on, and that was nice.
Dublin_resident
July 05, 2012
The experience was a very positive one. She enjoyed the security of staying somewhere she was not in danger of getting hurt and no one knowing about it for an extended period of time. She also greatly enjoyed the soial aspect of having friends to socialize with compared to being by herself at home with no one to talk to. She didnt drive anymore, but if she did, they would have let her use her car during the day. I do know had she been unable to care for herself (example, feeding and getting around on your on) they would let you continue to stay. But in her case she developed terminal cancer which was very aggresive. In that case they continued to let her stay until her passing trying to help her be as comfortable as possible. Had another one of my relatives had the chance, she was trying to arrange residency there, but she past before she could.
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