Sterling Estates of West Cobb

I have lived at Sterling Estates for almost four years and have never regretted making such a good decision. My home is in a pretty cottage in a lovely, friendly little neighborhood. There are so many activities available to our residents! Among my personal favorites are book club, workouts in the large heated pool, knitting and crochet group, fun Friday trips to museums, wineries, gardens, markets etc. Season tickets to theatre performances and attendance at symphony performances are also high on my list. Dinner club takes us once a month to various good restaurants in the area, Meanwhile the super caring and talented staff here create monthly special festive events with themed decor, music and menus. We also have access to several mini vacations a year to places of interest. Most recently The Smoky Mountains. There are no dull moments here, only the quiet times of one’s choice.

Sterling Estates West Cobb is a wonderful place to live. I’ve been an independent resident since the first day it opened, and I have never been sorry for the decision to move here. There are always activities to participate in, a super staffed Wellness Center, excellent food, and the most caring staff I’ve ever seen. I have taken Sterling sponsored trips to Dollywood, Louisville, Charleston, and Savannah, and a myriad of trips to art museums, history museums, gardens, aquariums, train and boat rides, and a variety of other activities. We can participate in bocce games, shuffleboard, and pool exercises. The opportunities are there, and I am happy that I have them. I knew it was the place for me when I needed to move, and I am even more positive of that after the almost eight years I’ve lived here.

To the Staff at Sterling Estates West Cobb:
In early May of this year my husband, William Camp and myself, Betty Camp moved into our new home at Sterling Estates. The transition was tough and an adjustment, but the staff and their kindness have made this time in our lives easier to cope with.

Yesterday, my husband, William, fell as we were getting our morning walk in. He fell on the road and hit his head on the pavement causing lacerations to his lip and his forehead. Once word got to the staff the nurse from the Landmark building and Deana Harris came to our aid immediately. Their quick action in getting emergency help for William was amazing. I want to express my appreciation for the kindness and care we have received here. This situation validated that this is where we need to be, our waiting room until we are called to Heaven.

Thank you again, we are forever grateful.