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Camellia Place is a cottage-style assisted living and memory care community in Woodstock, Georgia, where families often praise the small, home-like living groups and the warmth of many staff members. However, a noticeable split appears in recent reviews between an earlier period under prior ownership and more recent experiences after a corporate takeover, with several families reporting declines in staffing, cleanliness, and consistency of care.
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Camellia Place is a senior living community in Woodstock, Georgia offering Assisted Living, Memory Care and Independent Living. Amenities include Restaurant style Dining Room, Outdoor Patio and Gathering / Activity Spaces. Families rate it 4.3 out of 5 across 42 reviews.
Camellia Place is an assisted living and memory care community in Woodstock, Georgia, operated by Claiborne Senior Living. The community features a neighborhood of single-story homes set on eight beautifully landscaped acres, offering an intimate, home-like setting with restaurant-style dining and a full calendar of daily activities and entertainment.
The community provides a continuum of care including personalized assisted living services, a specialized memory care program, and short-term respite care options. Physical, occupational, and speech therapy services are available on-site, with dedicated caregivers available around the clock to support residents as their needs change over time.
Residents enjoy covered porches, outdoor courtyards, and garden-friendly green space designed for everyday comfort. Nearly two miles of paved walkways wind through the grounds, offering opportunities for leisurely strolls. A full calendar supports spiritual, physical, intellectual, emotional, and social wellness throughout the community.
The residences are single-story homes with a variety of floor plans designed for safety and comfort while maintaining a home-like atmosphere. Each residence offers privacy and space within the intimate neighborhood setting.
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Help Me Choose4.3overall · 42 ratings combined
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Rose B
Jul 2026
The staff at Camellia place are dedicated to providing good care. The director Sha`Quandria Givens started just before the facility was sold. There were many things that weren’t in place before the change and Shay has diligently worked to improve the level of care and the staff. I really appreciate her commitment and now the current staff to caring for the e residents.
Ezekiel Legese
May 2026
I had a very unpleasant interaction with Tabatha at Camellia Place that I found extremely unprofessional and unnecessarily confrontational from the very beginning.<br><br>I was inside the building when Tabatha was outside trying to come in. I noticed she had a food cart, so I got up to help her by physically pushing and holding the door open myself. Since the entrance required a fob, I also asked the nurse to stop what she was doing, step away from her med cart, and use her fob to unlock the door so Tabatha could come inside more easily. The nurse unlocked the door and walked away, while I continued holding it open for Tabatha.<br><br>There was clearly a misunderstanding because I was actually opening the door for her, but she apparently thought she was trying to open it for me instead. When she walked through, she did not acknowledge me at all after I had just gone out of my way to help her, so I simply said, “you’re welcome.” Instead of calmly explaining the misunderstanding or saying she didn’t realize I was opening the door for her, she immediately became visibly upset, confrontational, and started raising her voice. During her outburst, I overheard her saying she thought she was trying to be nice and open the door for me, but because she was yelling, talking fast, and constantly talking over me, she never actually stopped to listen or understand what happened.<br><br>As she was leaving that building to go to the neighboring building, I still tried to end the interaction respectfully and told her to “have a good day,” but she sarcastically responded, “you try to have a blessed day, funny guy.”<br><br>After I later began leaving myself, I stopped by the neighboring building where she was to calmly tell her that I felt her behavior was unprofessional and that I did not appreciate being called out of my name. Instead of de-escalating the situation, she became loud again in front of residents/clients, began yelling, talking over me, and followed me out of the building while continuing to raise her voice.<br><br>She also stated that she is a director, possibly the dietary director, which made the interaction even more disappointing because leadership staff should know how to communicate calmly, professionally, and respectfully during misunderstandings.<br><br>The entire situation could have been resolved with a simple calm explanation, but instead it escalated because of unnecessary hostility and unprofessional behavior. Residents and guests should be treated respectfully, even during misunderstandings.
Isabella Eytcheson
Feb 2026
My grandparents currently live at Camellia Place, and our family has been incredibly pleased with the level of care and attention they receive. Since day 1, the staff has been welcoming, compassionate, and genuinely invested in the well-being of every resident. It’s comforting to know that they are in a place where they are treated with dignity, patience, and respect each day. The community itself is beautiful, The cottage-style layout makes it feel more like a neighborhood than a facility, making my grandparents feel more at home. Excellent food and chefs! Very well-maintained, the common areas are clean and inviting. The staff communicates well with our family, keeping us informed, especially regarding health updates and changes. The activities offered encourage socialization and engagement, which has made a noticeable difference in my grandparents’ mood and overall quality of life. It’s clear that the team truly cares about creating a safe, warm, and supportive environment. Camellia Place has given our family peace of mind. We are grateful to know our grandparents are surrounded by attentive caregivers and a community that feels like home.
Cameron Morris
Feb 2026
The cooking staff is amazing is amazing my mom really enjoys the food there amazing places to be
Kinsey Gober
Nov 2025
The wellness director, Stacy, is such a light! Her kindness, professionalism, and genuine love for her residents shine through in everything she does. Always smiling, always caring, and always making sure everyone is loved and cared for. Her compassion makes such a difference for residents and families alike.
Camellia Place offers Assisted Living, Independent Living and Memory Care.
Camellia Place is located at 294 Rope Mill Rd in Woodstock, Georgia.
Camellia Place is a cottage-style assisted living and memory care community in Woodstock, Georgia, where families often praise the small, home-like living groups and the warmth of many staff members. However, a noticeable split appears in recent reviews between an earlier period under prior ownership and more recent experiences after a corporate takeover, with several families reporting declines in staffing, cleanliness, and consistency of care.
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