Pricing ranges from
    $3,268 – 3,921/month

    Wisteria Gardens of Pooler

    1384 S Rogers St, Pooler, GA, 31322
    3.8 · 4 reviews
    • Independent living
    • Assisted living
    AnonymousLoved one of resident
    4.0

    Outstanding staff, clean but pricey

    I toured this community and the staff were outstanding-attentive, caring and helpful-meals were varied with good dietary accommodations, and the atrium, grounds and apartments were very clean and ADA-compliant. Apartments are spacious, dog-friendly, and include weekly housekeeping; activities (bingo, church, small outings) keep residents engaged. Downsides for me: the lunch/dining room is very small, some areas felt dark and dreary, private rooms didn't impress, and there are extra fees (evacuation and high-level care) that make it pricey. Convenient location and excellent staff, but not the right fit for me.

    Pricing

    $3,268+/moSemi-privateAssisted Living
    $3,921+/mo1 BedroomAssisted Living

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    Amenities

    Healthcare services

    • Activities of daily living assistance
    • Assistance with bathing
    • Assistance with dressing
    • Assistance with transfers
    • Medication management
    • Mental wellness program

    Healthcare staffing

    • 24-hour call system
    • 24-hour supervision

    Meals and dining

    • Diabetes diet
    • Meal preparation and service
    • Restaurant-style dining
    • Special dietary restrictions

    Room

    • Cable
    • Fully furnished
    • Housekeeping and linen services
    • Kitchenettes
    • Telephone
    • Wifi

    Common areas

    • Beauty salon
    • Dining room
    • Garden
    • Outdoor space
    • Small library

    Community services

    • Move-in coordination

    Activities

    • Community-sponsored activities
    • Resident-run activities
    • Scheduled daily activities

    3.75 · 4 reviews

    Overall rating

    1. 5
    2. 4
    3. 3
    4. 2
    5. 1
    • Care

      5.0
    • Staff

      4.3
    • Meals

      4.5
    • Amenities

      3.5
    • Value

      3.5

    Pros

    • Attentive and caring staff
    • Outstanding staff and good personal care
    • Helpful and friendly staff members
    • Great meals with variety
    • Dietary accommodations available
    • Attractive atrium and clean common areas
    • Clean facility and well-maintained grounds
    • ADA-compliant, spacious apartments
    • Private rooms available
    • Weekly housekeeping
    • Dog-friendly community
    • On-site activities and occasional small off-site trips

    Cons

    • Concerns about pricing and overall cost
    • Evacuation fee
    • Additional fees for higher-level care
    • Apartments not furnished
    • Lunch/dining room described as very small
    • Some reviewers described atmosphere as dark and dreary
    • Limited nearby amenities
    • Not a good fit for all residents
    • Perception of residents spending time watching TV (possible limited engagement)

    Summary review

    Overall sentiment in the collected reviews for Wisteria Gardens of Pooler is predominantly positive around staff quality, cleanliness, dining, and basic accommodations, but there are recurring concerns about cost transparency, some aspects of the physical environment, and suitability for every prospective resident.

    Care quality and staff: The strongest and most consistent positive theme is the staff. Multiple reviewers describe staff as attentive, outstanding, helpful, and providing good care. Specific praise appears for both daily caregiving and responsiveness, with several summaries recommending the community based on staff performance. This suggests that the facility’s caregiving culture and frontline service are perceived as a major strength.

    Facilities and apartments: Reviews indicate the building and grounds are well maintained — descriptors include attractive atrium, clean facility, clean grounds, and a nice curb outside. Apartments are noted as ADA-compliant and spacious, and private rooms are available. Weekly housekeeping and a dog-friendly policy are additional conveniences mentioned. However, there are tradeoffs: apartments are not furnished, which could be an important consideration for some residents and families. A few reviewers characterized the atmosphere as dark and dreary, and one noted that the community felt “not a good fit,” indicating that ambiance and décor may not appeal universally. The small size of the lunch/dining room was specifically called out as a negative by at least one reviewer.

    Dining and dietary accommodations: Dining receives generally favorable comments — reviewers mention great meals with variety and explicit dietary accommodations. One review references a dining room used for meals, reinforcing that meals are a central feature. The positive remarks about food quality and menu variety are consistent and appear to be a notable asset for the community. The counterpoint is the comment about the lunch room being very small, which may impact the dining experience during peak times or for larger gatherings.

    Activities and resident life: On-site activities are consistently mentioned — bingo, church activities, and other in-house programming are offered, along with occasional small trips outside the community. Reviewers note that activities are available and that residents have options for engagement. At the same time, one summary observed residents watching TV, which some reviewers took as a sign of limited engagement; this points to mixed impressions about how active or stimulating the social environment feels for all residents.

    Management, fees, and affordability: Several reviews raise cost-related concerns. There are explicit mentions of price worries, an evacuation fee, and additional fees for higher levels of care. These recurring comments suggest that fee structure and transparency are pain points for prospective residents and families. Given the repeated appearance of these concerns, prospective residents should closely review contracts, ask for written explanations of all potential fees (including evacuation and higher-care charges), and confirm what is included versus billed separately.

    Location and accessibility: The location is described as easy to get to, and the grounds/curb outside were noted positively, which supports accessibility for visitors and families. However, reviewers also pointed out limited nearby amenities, so while travel access is convenient, local convenience (shops, services, entertainment) may be restricted depending on a resident’s preferences.

    Overall recommendation and patterns: Multiple reviewers explicitly recommend Wisteria Gardens of Pooler, largely because of the staff, cleanliness, and meal quality. At the same time, there is a clear pattern that the community may not suit every prospective resident — especially those sensitive to cost, needing furnished accommodations, or looking for a more lively or brightly lit environment. The most actionable themes for someone evaluating this community would be verifying fee structures and additional charges, visiting the dining area during mealtimes to assess space and atmosphere, touring apartments to evaluate furnishings needs and light/feel, and asking about activity levels and engagement options.

    In summary, Wisteria Gardens of Pooler is frequently praised for its caregiving staff, cleanliness, meal quality, and basic apartment features, but has notable concerns around fees, furnishing expectations, dining space, and subjective atmosphere. Prospective residents and families should prioritize a detailed financial review and an in-person visit at different times of day to determine fit with lifestyle and budgetary expectations.

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    About Wisteria Gardens of Pooler

    Wisteria Gardens of Pooler is a personal care home focused on assisted living and memory care, with room for up to 24 residents and a home-like feel that you just don't get with bigger places, and the rooms come in different sizes like studios, semi-private, and two-bedroom options so folks can pick what suits them. Residents get 24-hour supervision from awake and dedicated staff, and there's always a registered nurse overseeing health needs and medication management, though they don't provide skilled nursing but do offer health monitoring, reminders, and help with tasks like bathing, dressing, grooming, and toileting, and they even have standby transfers for those who need help moving between bed and wheelchair. Meals, prepared by cooks and meal planners, are served three times a day along with snacks, and special diets get attention too, so folks with different needs can still enjoy their food, sometimes even alongside family for a small fee, and they try to keep things healthy and enjoyable in a well-appointed dining hall. The building itself stays clean and features well-lit rooms, spacious common areas with lots of comfortable seats, bathrooms with safety features, a living room, well-kept dining room, and a glass atrium with a waterfall and greenery that gives the place a gentle, peaceful feeling. Outdoor patios, gardens, and walkways wrap around the facility, so people can get outside, see flowers, or visit the communal gardens, and the indoor areas help residents socialize and join in activities or community programs, sometimes even devotional gatherings if they like. Residents get regular housekeeping and laundry, and monthly transportation is included for errands or appointments, while the onsite staff also set up various fitness programs, recreational activities, and group times to give structure and a sense of community, and sometimes there's dental care, veterans' aid, and even barber or haircut services right onsite. The community allows pet-friendly accommodations, though cats and small dogs aren't permitted, and welcomes adults aged 55 and older who need anything from light to heavier help, even those who are non-ambulatory but still able to manage their own incontinence. Wisteria Gardens of Pooler prides itself on stability, clean surroundings, friendly and long-tenured staff, and has a manager experienced in keeping things running smoothly, with families welcome for tours so they can meet staff and get a feel for the place before deciding. Payment options include private pay, social security, veteran's benefits, and private insurance, with a one-time community fee set at $500.

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