Morning Pointe at Happy Valley
About
Morning Pointe Senior Living at Happy Valley is a single-story, home-like assisted living community in Rossville, Georgia, serving Walker County and the greater Chattanooga region. Licensed nurses are available on-campus around the clock, and residents enjoy restaurant-style dining, exercise classes, live entertainment, and organized group outings. The Lantern at Morning Pointe Happy Valley, a specialized memory care community for Alzheimer's and dementia, is located on the same campus.
Rooms & Floor Plans
Studio
Alcove
One Bedroom
Two Bedroom
Capacity
94 residents
Phone
(423) 238-5330Website
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Amenities
Life & Activities
Ratings & Reviews
4.7
out of 5
Based on 47 reviews
Reviews (50)
Reviews from Google
Steven Aaron
We appreciate Nicole's hard work.
Kim Otten
Nicole Osbourn, the new Director of Nursing at Morning Pointe Happy Valley is amazing. Her communication skills and concern for the residents shows in her actions! A big thanks to her and the team for all they are doing for the residents!
Pennye Thompson
I’m so glad I’ve made the right decision for my mom and family. The lantern has met all of my mother’s needs and shown her such great love from all the employees. She told me this week she even gets a good night kiss. Resident for two months. Thank You morning point..
Eugene Jackson-Ross
Karen Knisely
Our experience with Morning Pointe at Happy Valley was disappointing and concerning. My parents were placed in memory care even though my father was fully independent and able to assist in caring for my mother, who has Alzheimer’s. It’s important to note that my mother has absolutely no elopement issues. The distinction between assisted living and memory care is important, and in this case, the facility later acknowledged that memory care was not appropriate and agreed to move them to assisted living. However, after my mother was hospitalized following a fall, the assisted living apartment that had been promised to them was given to another resident without any communication with our family. My parents never returned to the facility after that. Unfortunately, this experience reflected a pattern of poor judgment and inadequate communication. Families should carefully evaluate placement practices and ask many questions before choosing to put their loved ones here.
