840 LeCroy Dr, Marietta, GA 30068
Anonymous
Child of resident/client
Affordable and Friendly
You have to supply your own wipes. Medicare only provides 1 pack/month. You have to get the salon lady to do nails as well, because the staff won't. The room is nice. The bathroom is a little cramped. The staff is friendly and usually helpful.
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Legacy Ridge at Marietta strives to provide one-of-a-kind custom care to each resident. This newly renovated home boasts a sharp, contemporary design with mid-century modern flair, and the staff is unparalleled, offering everything you could possibly need in assisted living and memory care. Live a life of choice and independence with an elevated dining program, hotel-style amenities, and inspiring daily activities and events — all just minutes from the wholesome charm of Marietta, Georgia!
Legacy Ridge’s care team proves their commitment to friendly, attentive service through routine housekeeping and laundry, complimentary transportation, beautician services, and even helps with grocery shopping! Working around the clock, the community also provides medication management for residents and offers on-site professional healthcare and therapy.
Enjoy food and fellowship with flexible dining hours in a stylish, open air dining room. With the community’s Freedom Dining program, residents can eat gourmet, chef-prepared meals anytime they like. The menu is always fresh and enticing, but any dish can be modified to support special diet restrictions, such as sugar-free, low-sodium, or vegetarian.
Cheerful visits with family and friends can turn anyone’s day around. That’s why the community incorporates a number of spacious, inviting common areas where residents can unwind...
Legacy Ridge at Marietta
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A Place for Mom has scored Legacy Ridge at Marietta with 7.3 out of 10 using our proprietary review score based on 3 reviews in the last 2 years. Over all time, Legacy Ridge at Marietta has 55 reviews with an average "overall experience" of 3.9 out of 5.
Anonymous
Assisted LivingFamily/friend
July 10, 2025
You have to supply your own wipes. Medicare only provides 1 pack/month. You have to get the salon lady to do nails as well, because the staff won't. The room is nice. The bathroom is a little cramped. The staff is friendly and usually helpful.
Patricia W
Memory CareFamily/friend
June 2, 2025
I would rate them worse than zero. The patients who were in memory care seemed to be wondering around lost. It was lunch time and total chaos. And the memory care suites were in the very back. There is no caretaker anywhere close to them. And the "sales person" conveniently failed to mention the money was non-refundable. It was so chaotic she suggested we write the check and take the contract home and read it. Who does that? I would tell any family to stay away from those thieves! They stole our money. My Mom never spent one minute in that whacko place. We paid them [fee removed]. Then immediately decided not to put Mama there. We let Loren know within hours that we were not going to put MAMA there. It was too chaotic and we were told we would not get our money back. I wouldn't recommend that bunch of thieves to anyone. We were promised a [fee removed] refund of the [fee removed] Of course we have never gotten a dime back. Disgusting unorganized bunch of liars.
Anonymous
Assisted LivingFamily/friend
February 14, 2025
Very high Staff Leadership turnover exists and daily care staff short handedness is common. Leadership promises everything, but delivery and follow through is consistently disappointing. Individual Care Plan language is very vague concerning what comprehensive and diverse care actions and services will actually be taken or provided and at what frequency. There is very poor daily care staff commitment and ownership of responsibilities. There is too much looking the other way instead of looking into resident events that happen; where's the love of being responsible? Activities and longevity of activity coordinators are inconsistent, especially in Memory Care. Daily stimulation is not the norm. Outdoor courtyard activities are rarely observed. The Assisted Living courtyard is resident's natural world and is severely underutilized. Thanksgiving and Christmas events including resident families are appreciated. In Memory Care the norm appears to be daily corralling of most residents in the common living room with 1 staff member hunkered down in a corner (focusing on their phone), thereby 'monitoring' the residents in the room. The cable TV service is not the same as in the rooms and only appears to broadcast old reruns. How monotonous and mind numbing for memory care residents. High fall potentials are common; our brother has fallen 7 times over the past year resulting in 7 stitches to a bloody split left ear, a broken right finger head lacerations, bodily bruising and 2 falls in the same day. Communication of these events with family and fall event response and follow up care has been poor. Costs are high for the overall health care, environment safety and lack of consistency of housekeeping. The Memory Care dining room is warn out with rickety chairs upholstered in seconds fabrics splashed white with bleach splotches. The food nourishment values, portions for men and overall variety warrants updating. Fresh vegetables, fresh baked breads and fresh beef (steak) proteins are extremely rare in Memory Care. Frozen and canned foods dominate the offerings. Where are fresh fruits for Memory Care? We had to pay a non refundable $[fee removed] to lock in a monthly rate of $[fee removed] This is too expensive for this old warn facility. How does Atlas expect fixed income residents living predominantly on Social Security to pay $[fee removed].+ annually without draining any and all resident low savings amounts? Daily snacks and especially hydration provisions are nonexistent to inconsistent. Dementia sufferers cannot communicate for themselves well enough to obtain a healthy snack and a bottle of water on a daily basis; why don't we see hydration provision every day as part of basic care. It appears that when a resident is prescribed Hospice, Legacy Ridge daily care staff defers lead care actions to Hospice staff and really scales back all separately paid-for routine basic care needs. Legacy Ridge 'policy' provides 2 baths per week, but if Hospice provides baths, Legacy Ridge does not perform bathing. In this situation the resident is in effect or actually double-billed by paying Legacy Ridge for bathing and paying Hospice (ie Social Security) for the same 2 baths. This is sketchy and unprofessional business on Legacy Ridge's part. Resident belongings management is very inconsistent. I don't know how many times I've found my brother in someone else's clothes, and towels, bedclothes, and other resident provided provisions/items have gone missing and or ended up broken. Personal hygiene needs including routine shaving, teeth brushing & flossing, handwashing, etc. are not provided on a daily basis. The current kitchen manager [name removed] (?) and server [name removed] in Assisted Living are loving caring professionals.
RJ
Assisted LivingFamily/friend
August 22, 2024
In terms of community, my mother was treated well. In her short stay at Legacy Ridge, she befriended some of her fellow resident. My dad visited her daily and also was treated with compassion and respect. So yes I would recommend Legacy. After six months stay, she was hospitalized due to extreme sun downing symptoms. We decided to move her to a smaller facility after her release from the hospital. She passed away in [month removed] in hospice due to dysphasia, Alzheimer's and Parkinson's.
Anonymous
Assisted LivingResident/client
May 3, 2024
I am currently a resident at Legacy Ridge at Marietta and overall the experience has been very good. The cleanliness and friendliness are great. The staff and activities are also great. Based on my experience, I would recommend Legacy Ridge at Marietta to others.
Anonymous
Assisted LivingFamily/friend
August 18, 2023
My loved one is currently a resident at Legacy Ridge at Marietta and her experience at this facility has been very good so far. The staff is amazing! The housekeeping is on point. The friendliness is good. The food is okay- we are used to eating spicy food. I would definitely recommend this facility to family and friends.
Anonymous
Assisted LivingResident/client
June 16, 2023
My loved one and I are currently residing at Legacy Ridge at Marietta. This facility is a very nice place. The cleanliness of the place is great. I have been impressed with all of the activities that are offered. The food is above average and the staff are outstanding. Overall, Legacy Ridge at Marietta is a very nice facility. I would recommend this facility to family and friends.
anonymous
Assisted LivingFamily/friend
March 27, 2023
What we think they could improve on, is the process of checking on the residents regularly, hire more caregivers ( rarely saw one in our 4 days there), but we did like the activities director.
Dawn
Assisted LivingToured community
November 7, 2022
This was a very nice community. The staff were very sweet. This was our second choice. They had lots of activities for the residents. The only drawback was it was more than we wanted to spend.
anonymous
Memory CareToured community
October 20, 2022
Our family had an in person tour and it was a very good tour experience based on what we saw and all the staff we were able to meet and speak with
Anonymous
Assisted LivingToured community
August 19, 2022
Our tour went with overall very well. Ended up with better fit.
James P
Memory CareFamily/friend
April 25, 2022
I came to visit my grandmother for a family night and there was live music, and food. You can tell they keep it clean. The residents seem to love the staff. My grandmother is happy.
Anonymous
Memory CareFamily/friend
February 23, 2022
There is a lot of light and doesn't feel closed in. Some of the care staff has changed recently. I would recommend the community to others for their loved ones. The common areas are kept clean; however, the floors can still get sticky. There was an activities director and they doesn't seem to be doing a lot of activities. The calendar of activities shows the same activities each day. In memory care they don't seem to be doing much.
Kelly B
Assisted LivingToured community
February 9, 2022
We toured and had lunch with the sales director and her staff. They were very friendly and all of the residents looked happy as well. I met the resident Ambassador and she gave us a resident's perspective.
anonymous
Assisted LivingToured community
January 13, 2022
Based on our tour, I thought Legacy Ridge at Marietta was a nice place. Everybody there was really nice. The facility was clean, and it looked like everything was well run. We just ended up placing our loved one in a different location to be closer to our family.
Bobbie and Jerry
Assisted LivingFamily/friend
October 4, 2021
We would recommend Legacy Ridge to other families who are looking for a place for their loved ones. From the very first phone call, they were totally professional and efficient. The very first person I talked to spent 30 min on the phone with me before we ever got around to talking about where they were or coming to take a look. Once we talked about moving in, the director came right away to talk with us to see what we needed and how they could help. They were totally welcoming every time, and they were quick to call us if there was a change or something we needed to attend to. They also did a good job and worked well with the hospice team that came in. There was immediate access and everybody working together, which was great. My mother-in-law liked the food. Even at the end when they were pureeing things, she still liked it. I saw that they were offering activities and people were participating, even though she wasn't able to. I think most of the people there were in better condition that my mother-in-law was in. She had fallen, but only because she was trying to be totally independent. She was of a very advanced age and fragile, and her health just kind of went downhill from there. I'm so grateful that I happened upon A Place for Mom online. We were in a crisis situation, having recently moved and trying to find a place in a new area 4 hours away where I knew no one. Within 15 minutes of inputting my information, somebody called me and explained the process. And then within 15 minutes of that, an advisor called me. We had an appointment at Legacy Ridge, half a mile form where we lived, by the end of the day. The advisor walked me through the entire process, and gave me the right verbiage for my search (I was looking for nursing homes, but we needed assisted living). I can't imagine going through the process without A Place for Mom, and I'm so pleased with the care we found at Legacy Ridge.
Alisha
Memory CareFamily/friend
September 20, 2021
Overall, we've had a very good experience. My only concern is that staff turnover seems high, which can be hard in memory care because changes in the daily lives of those with dementia can be difficult to manage. I feel like with staff inconsistency, the staff can't be aware of all the ins and outs of each resident's needs. It's not insurmountable - they just have to start over from scratch with new employees. And overall they're doing a good job. For the most part, the staff that are there are good. My loved one seems happy with the food. But I would say activities are limited/non-existent due to Covid.
Brenda F
Assisted LivingFamily/friend
August 2, 2021
We moved my dad here to the assisted living center in [date removed] from another local assisted living center. My dad arrived in pretty bad shape after being in the hospital, and within a few weeks was back to walking (with walker), and doing so much better than prior to his hospitalization (Able to dress himself again and complete other daily living tasks on his own). He liked it so much better than the larger facility he was previously in. The staff at Legacy Marietta was super nice, the Director worked hard to make sure things were done, even if he had to do it himself, the food was very good (my dad was very picky about food), and everyone was caring and helpful. There was a med tech that worked nights that would come by my dads room and chat with him regularly. My Dad really liked it at Legacy Ridge Marietta and I would recommend.
Brenda F
Assisted LivingFamily/friend
August 2, 2021
We moved my dad here to the assisted living center in [date removed] from another local assisted living center. My dad arrived in pretty bad shape after being in the hospital, and within a few weeks was back to walking (with walker), and doing so much better than prior to his hospitalization (Able to dress himself again and complete other daily living tasks on his own). He liked it so much better than the larger facility he was previously in. The staff at Legacy Marietta was super nice, the Director worked hard to make sure things were done, even if he had to do it himself, the food was very good (my dad was very picky about food), and everyone was caring and helpful. There was a med tech that worked nights that would come by my dads room and chat with him regularly. My Dad really liked it at Legacy Ridge Marietta and I would recommend.
Janice K
Assisted LivingFamily/friend
July 13, 2021
What an amazing team! We moved from out of state and when we arrived the team knew all of our names, and they prepared an amazing food tray for us. My mom was exhausted and overwhelmed by everyone that came to her room to greet her and welcomed her to the community. When I walked into the building I knew it would be a good fit for my mother. I was right!
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