Thrive at Augusta

I visited this facility

Thrive at Augusta is like the Ritz-Carlton of assisted living and memory care. My son and my son-in-law checked it out as far as looking at reviews and asking questions. My son did a virtual call with them and stayed in touch with them, getting all the details. The thing that stood out the most is there's this device in the room called an AUGi, and it's a sensor that lets people know if someone has fallen in the room, and since my husband is prone to falling, that was a big head and tail above anyone else…

Thrive at Augusta has a magical environment, filled with meaningful relationships that enhance the quality of living through socialization. Leisurely stroll to visit with the horses, enjoy the pond view setting, indulge in the delicious cuisine surrounded by lavish Georgia Pines, incredible people, and close proximity to Augusta's World Champion golf courses. Over 40 acres of serenity and tranquility, nestled in the residential neighborhood that anchors Evans, Martinez, and Augusta's CSRA.

I am a friend or relative of a current/past resident

I have a friend who lives at Thrive at Augusta, and she says the food is delicious. They gave me a pie, and it was very good. I visited the entire facility, and we walked the entire place. It's beyond beautiful. It's gorgeous.

I visited this facility

Thrive at Augusta is surprisingly larger than I'd thought from the street. There's a lot of space. The staff was over-accommodating, as well as pleasant and encouraging, so was the person who took us around to different parts of the facility. It's a very nice place. I've tasted their apple pie and it's wonderful. In terms of activities, there were some games going on. There seemed to be a lot of interactions between the staff and residents.

I visited this facility

I liked that Thrive at Augusta was relatively new. It's very clean, very open, and airy. Everyone I interacted with was very friendly and very helpful. The facility was very good. Sharon, who was my contact there, was very helpful and she was very, very, very considerate.

I visited this facility

Thrive at Augusta was a very nice facility and relatively new. They had a dedicated workout room, a crafts room, and outdoor spaces. They did give us a pie from their chef, and it was very good. They had nice room layout options. We met the director, Sharon, and the chef. It just seemed like a place that we could call home.