235 East Marable Street, Monroe, GA 30655
For more information about senior living options: (866) 208-4318
Marable Manor Costs & Pricing
At Marable Manor, the monthly costs for both private and semi-private rooms are competitively priced at $2,000. When compared to the broader context of Walton County, where similar private accommodations average around $2,643 and semi-private rooms are approximately $2,304, Marable Manor offers a significant financial advantage. Furthermore, in comparison to the state average for Georgia - where private room rates reach about $2,864 and semi-private options are around $2,529 - Marable Manor stands out as an affordable choice. This positioning not only enhances accessibility but also ensures that residents receive quality care without the burden of excessive financial strain.
| Floor plans | Marable Manor | Walton County | Georgia |
|---|---|---|---|
| Private | $2,000 | $2,643 | $2,864 |
| Semi-Private | $2,000 | $2,304 | $2,529 |
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Overall Review of Marable Manor
Pros
Residents deserve respectful, dignified, and professional care at all times.- The facility should ensure safety by maintaining working smoke detectors and other protections.
- Caregivers should serve residents with kindness, thoroughness, and patience.
- The institution should be subject to rigorous oversight to uphold high standards for resident welfare.
- Adequate staffing and resources should be available to properly assist and supervise residents.
Cons
The owner, Shirley Worthy, does not supply toilet paper for elderly patients, forcing them to buy their own.- Batteries in the smoke detectors have not been replaced for two months.
- The facility is described as a money-making scheme, prioritizing profit over residents' welfare.
- The place is said to be beyond the standards of assisted living and should be closed down before something bad happens to residents.
- The owner is described as hateful, and caregivers are accused of not cooking food thoroughly or treating patients with respect or professionalism, often screaming or demanding obedience.
- The reviewer would not recommend this place due to below-standard food, unfriendly staff, and insufficient employees to assist patients; the place should be investigated by the state of Georgia and shut down immediately.
Review
Marable Manor in Monroe is best suited for families facing no viable options and seeking the absolute lowest price, with the clear understanding that core care, safety, and daily quality will be inconsistent. It is not a fit for seniors with medical or cognitive needs, or for anyone who relies on reliable meals, timely maintenance, and respectful, professional caregiving. The operating picture suggests price-driven tradeoffs that threaten basic comfort and safety, making this facility a choice to be considered only when alternatives truly are unavailable.
Those weighing options should explicitly consider alternatives if any viable facility exists. The pattern of concerns across reviews points to chronic gaps in oversight, staffing, and quality of life that most families will want to avoid. Anyone prioritizing consistent, respectful treatment, properly maintained safety systems, and dependable daily services should look beyond this community. For residents who can access higher-rated facilities, the comparison will almost always tilt in favor of better meals, better staffing support, and clearer accountability.
The most significant downsides are concrete and repeatable: the owner’s approach to provisioning basic necessities appears financially punitive, with reports that residents must purchase items like toilet paper themselves. Safety maintenance is flagrant, with smoke detectors whose batteries have gone months without replacement, raising real fire-safety concerns. Care delivery is described as disrespectful and inadequately supervised, with caregivers who fail to cook or serve meals thoroughly and at times display loud or coercive behavior. Food quality and staffing levels are also cited as poor, leaving residents underserved and under-supported on a day-to-day basis.
In weighing potential positives, one 4-star rating exists but lacks enough detail to counterbalance the dominant negatives. The overall consensus makes clear that any perceived benefit, likely tied to a lower price or a convenient location, cannot compensate for the recurring safety risks, questionable stewardship, and dismissive treatment reported by multiple residents and families. The practical takeaway is that the small, ambiguous advantages do not offset the risk of neglect, the erosion of dignity, and the likelihood of worsening conditions without concerted oversight.
For families navigating this decision, concrete steps are essential before any commitment. Request current licensing and inspection reports, and seek recent corrective action plans if deficiencies are noted. Schedule a thorough tour focused on meal service, housekeeping, safety equipment, and response times to requests. Observe interactions between staff and residents, and ask to speak with several residents or family members about daily life, meal quality, and responsiveness. Verify what is provided at no extra cost versus what requires out-of-pocket purchases, and compare with similarly situated facilities in the area. If choosing to proceed, insist on a concrete plan for immediate improvements and set up regular progress reviews to avoid a repeat of the reported issues.
6 resident community capacity
Assisted Living
Board and Care Home
Memory Care
Cable or satellite TV
Dining room
Fully furnished
Garden
Housekeeping services
Move-in coordination
Outdoor space
Private
Telephone
Wi-Fi/high-speed internet available
24-hour supervision
Activities of daily living assistance
Assistance with bathing
Assistance with dressing
Assistance with transfers
Diabetes diet
Meal preparation and service
Medication management
Special dietary restrictions
Transportation arrangement (medical)
Transportation to doctors appointments
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