Augusta Health Center

Name: Augusta Health Center
Address: 3618 J Dewey Gray Circle, Augusta, Georgia, 30907, United States
Telephone: (706) 860-7572
Price range: $$

Augusta Georgia, United States , Georgia , United States

3.5 on Google · 47 reviews

Memory Care Skilled Nursing

About Augusta Health Center

Augusta Health Center, located in Augusta, provides memory care and skilled nursing services for individuals who require specialized support with daily living or ongoing nursing care. The community serves families seeking a dedicated environment for a loved one living with memory loss, as well as those in need of skilled nursing care following a hospital stay or for longer-term medical needs. The center's approach centers on supporting the caregiving staff so they, in turn, can provide attentive care to residents. Families considering Augusta Health Center for a parent or spouse are encouraged to reach out directly to learn more about daily routines, visiting arrangements, and the specific services available to determine whether it meets their loved one's needs.

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Memory Care

Specialized care designed for residents with memory loss

Skilled Nursing

On-site skilled nursing care for residents who need it

Located in Augusta

Community is based in Augusta

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PaolaCitlali V. 7 months ago

I had a truly positive experience with this nursing home, and I would highly recommend it to anyone seeking quality care for a loved one. From the moment we walked in, the environment felt warm, welcoming, and well-maintained. The staff consistently go above and beyond to ensure residents are comfortable, respected, and treated with dignity. One of the things that stood out most was the attentiveness of the caregivers. They are not only professional and skilled, but also genuinely compassionate. Overall, this nursing home provides a safe, supportive, and caring environment. It gave our family peace of mind knowing our loved one was in such good hands.
Robert Phillips a month ago

My family truly enjoyed their stay Devin the Regional Director helped make the transition smooth and easy. Andrea the Director of Nursing was always available and attentive to our needs. We had a wonderful experience!!!

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Lisa Sams 5 months ago

I would like to invite anyone that needs skilled nursing care to visit this facility, meet with the staff, take a tour, talk to other patients, have lunch at the facility and form your own opinion. I have often heard that no news travels like bad news and the same is true for negative reviews. I wanted to share a more positive perspective about this nursing facility. I have personally seen staff members who are compassionate about providing quality patient care and a therapy department that is absolutely great. You are always more than welcome to come inside. Staff would love to meet you.
Crystal Lucas 7 months ago

We sent our father here after he was released from the hospital. The staff, especially Devin, were so kind and caring towards our dad. He wasn’t medically complex but definitely emotional from being in the hospital. The staff did a great job of meeting our dad where he was emotionally and supporting him. He was only there for a short time, but it was a good experience for him and our family.
Charity F 7 months ago

I gave 1 extra star because most of the nurses here are very caring, and the PT people are wonderful. However, they do NOT have enough nursing aides working at ANY time. The only time the patients are able to get out of bed/leave room is the 45 mins they are with PT 5 days a week. Im not sure how they expect these patients to get better mobility when they are bed ridden 23 hrs a day. They never get their diapers changed in a timely manner. Sometimes up to 8 hours. And sometimes when PT comes in, THEY have to change the patients diaper, which cuts into their already very short time of physical therapy. HIRE MORE PEOPLE. Treat them well, and they will stay. It really is that simple.