Dunwoody Village

Rebeca Olvera

Due to construction, beginning Monday, August 8th Memorial Garden Hallway will be closed during the day, Monday through Friday at 7:30 a.m. but will reopen at 3:30 p.m. each day. On Tuesday and Wednesday, August 9 and 10, all access to the circle at the main entrance will be closed, including handicap parking. Detailed information has been sent on Touchtown, placed in all mailboxes . Due to furniture delivery in the Hearthside and safety concerns, there will be no resident or employee lunch service on Wednesday, June 22nd or Thursday, June 23rd. Residents ALREADY on the lunch plan can pick up a cold box lunch in the area outside of marketing. Tomorrow, Tuesday, June 14th from 7:00 a.m. until 3:00 p.m., a section of the Lower Hall way will be closed. At 7:00 a.m., in Furniture Hall way, the area outside of the train room and continuing to the West Country House Hallway will be closed. At 3:00 p.m. the hallway will open back up with its width reduced, but it will be passable. The reduced hallway will last for 2 weeks and re-open to the full width on June 28, 2022.This is necessary to cut and remove concrete in order to tie-in the roof drains. Green arrows have been placed to help you navigate this space. Please take your time when navigating through this space. We thank you for your patience. Smart Notice message for all Dunwoody Village residents and staff members. Please note that the Memorial Garden hallway will be closed on Wednesday, June 8 and Thursday, June 9 between 7AM and 5PM to set 3 beams between the old kitchen and the old auditorium. Pedestrians will need to use the lower level hallway during this 2-day closure. Thank you for your cooperation. Thank you, Dunwoody Village Good afternoon. This is a Smart Notice announcement for all Dunwoody Village residents and team members. Please note that the Memorial Garden hallway between Hearthside and the Care Center will be closed this evening from 5PM until 8PM. Pedestrians may use the lower level hallway if necessary. Thank you. Thank you, Dunwoody Village We are glad to let you know that the construction in the Hallway from Dining to the Memorial Garden has been completed and the hallway is now open Thank you, Dunwoody Village

James Moorehead

Beautiful place. Friendly staff

Donna

In the last four years my aunt has needed post-hospital rehab and each time Dunwoody was our first choice but they had no space. So she was in three other so-called five star CCRC's for previous says. (I won't go into the horror stories.) This time Dunwoody was able to take her, (Thank you Rose!) and I see why they are in such demand. The care here is so far beyond what she got in the three other SNF's she was in. The aides and nurses are very attentive to her even when she is't the easiest patient. When we're on the phone and she tells me she needs something I tell her to ring the call bell. She'll say "But they never come" and several times the nurse or aide arrived while we were still on the phone--almost immediately. The serving staff go the extra mile to get her something when she isn't eating what's on the tray. The Activities staff actually come to her room to see if she'll go down for an activity; this hasn't happened in any of her other rehab facilities. And PT/OT has been incredible; my aunt's mobility is significantly better thanks to all that they do. Dunwoody merits the accolades it gets. Admissions, Social Work, Therapy, Nursing: everyone we've dealt with has been wonderful. Our famiy is very grateful for all their kindness and care.