Assisted Living Communities in Dacula, GA

Tender Personal Care Home, located in the heart of Lawrenceville, Georgia, is family owned and operated since 2002. We have 13+ years of experience in elderly care. Here, the quiet life-style calls for the highest standards of care. Our mission at Tender Personal Care Home is to help our residents achieve the best quality of life possible. The two homes we have provide excellent care and living accomodations for seniors. Offering attractive, well-designed living spaces, modern facilities and above all, excellent and compassionate? care. We pride ourselves in making sure our residents feel at home and as comfortable as possible.To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: Georgia Healthcare Facility Regulation - Find a Facility

"I toured The Landing of Winder. I liked it. It was an awesome facility and beautiful. My visit was very informative. It was actually wonderful. It's a beautiful facility and a very calming atmosphere. It's one of my top lists right now. It was an absolutely wonderful place. I liked the calming atmosphere there and the design of the layout for the residence. It's very simple. I think less is more, especially since it would not overwhelm my father. It would be easy for him to find his way around. They had a movie theater and an outside garden. Their dining halls are nice. They have one on each floor and their programs. They have an interactive program. It's some kind of computer where you can do memory games for family and residence. The executive director was outstanding, very informative, and pleasant."

"Heartis Suwanee was lovely. We liked it very much, but it was very large and overwhelming for my brother. The rooms were very nice and very upscale. It's a very modern and new place. They can take a lot of residents there. They have two buildings, one for couples that just want to retire and be independent, and another building for those that need care, memory care, and hospice. It's a huge building and my brother is very small and quiet; he would not have fit in. They had all types of activities, and they had a beautiful outdoor place where they could all meet up. They could even have pets if they could handle them on their own. They also have a bus if they are able to go for activities. We were very impressed, but my brother would be lost there. The staff was very nice and informative."

"We chose Magnolia Senior Living because of its atmosphere and the staff that we met there. It is my mother's choice. She feels comfortable. She likes the people as well as the facilities. My mother has only been there for two weeks, and the staff members have been very good. Food is adequate. The size of the room is larger than some of the other places, but the layout could be a little bit better. Activities are very good. My mother is very happy with them."

"My mother lives at Wisdom Well Living. Finally I have peace of mind knowing that she is taken care of. They spend quality time with each resident and since it is a small facility that makes it possible. It is kept neat and clean and all of the meals are delicious. It is obvious with the care they give that Beatrice and David are passionate about their care giving. I would highly recommend Wisdom Well Living if you are looking for care for your loved one. "

"We moved my dad to memory care section of The Joy at the end of September, 2024. To help with logistics, we moved my dad first, to one of their fully furnished respite rooms, then moved him to his new suite the next day, after we got his furniture moved in and set up. It’s hard to describe how great the staff was (and is!), from the moment we walked through the front door. As you probably know, if you’re considering moving your loved one, it can be pretty stressful— for everyone. Walking into The Joy with my dad was like walking into a sanctuary of caring and calm (outside, there was literally a hurricane approaching :-) ). One day recently, after he’d been there a couple weeks, I was sitting with my dad in his room enjoying a cup of coffee together and, unprompted he said: “I like my new home.” He’s not a man of many words. It made my day. So grateful for everyone at The Joy!"

"I toured Antebellum James Burgess. It looked like someone's home. There was a lot of space. It wasn't all broken up where it would be difficult to navigate. It made sense to have that much openness for a facility where people could be wheeled around and furniture could be moved as needed. They had rearranged tables in the middle of the room so that all the residents could sit at the table and do an activity together. They didn't have all these separate tables or all these different rooms. It was a nice, big area, with a beautiful, big stone fireplace. It was very clean and neat, but also open to changes in activities and demands of the residents. The people were so nice, everybody was very nice. The assistant director was very knowledgeable, and she showed me all the different things I wanted. She even showed me all the things that we didn't need yet. So, as the needs progressed to something more or something different, she showed all of that as well, not just what I was there for, but what the future might hold for my family member."

"I would give Towne Club Windermere a five all the way around. That was my favorite place, but it is set up more like an apartment building. It's a tower and you had to get on an elevator, and Mom wasn't comfortable with that, but the rooms were fantastic. They were like regular-size apartments. They have a beautiful pool, a garden area, a movie room, a hair salon, and tour buses that would take you to the grocery stores and stuff. Any amenity that you could think of they had there. They did social hour; you come down in the main room and have appetizers and things like that. They go from independent living all the way to memory care. The staff during the tour was very, very attentive. She showed us several different sized rooms and she gave us the pricing. She made sure that we had all the meals. She let us taste the meals, which were very, very good. She took us around. She was very patient with Mom and Dad. We actually sat down around the pool with some of the people there, and we were able to talk to the residents there, ones that were in wheelchair and ones that were a little bit more independent. My concern then at that point in time was finding a place for both my Mom and Pop and Pop to be more active. The staff introduced Pop to some of the guys there that still play golf and things like that, so he really felt comfortable there. It was Mom that was not at the time, that's why we didn't do so. We actually were there three times and we signed a contract with them twice. Mom just didn't think she could do that elevator. She didn't feel comfortable with it."

"Everything is very nice at Parc at Duluth. The staff is doing everything they are supposed to do, and they are doing a good job. The rooms and apartments are clean, well painted, and have lots of light. They have a check in system, and everybody has to check in and check out. "

"I've been here in Belmont Village Johns Creek since October of last year. I'm in a nice apartment. They also have a room for people that are in the building. It has a kitchen, so you can eat here in your own place, or the meals are included, just a few steps away from the dining area. The food is very well done. I've met many people here that are delightful. It's a great place to live, either in the village apartments or in the facility, which has nice rooms. I would recommend Belmont Village to anyone. There are many activities, including church services. They have an area where you can sit and play puzzles. They have a Friday night cocktail hour. The people living in the building all have breakfast, lunch, and a nice dinner every day."

"I'm staying at Celebration Village Forsyth. Everyone was so nice, so friendly, and so welcoming and that was the thing that convinced me. It was a very beautiful place, and the atmosphere was so wonderful. They have crafts, exercises, Bible study, and swimming. They have a shuttle service that takes you everywhere as a group and an individual shuttle if I want to go somewhere by myself. It's all very convenient. My apartment is very nice. I have a big bedroom with two great big windows, a walk-in closet, a big bathroom, a full kitchen, and a large living room. The staff is wonderful. They've gone out of their way to make my move easy. I have a housekeeper who comes in once a week, changes my beds, puts clean sheets on it, and cleans the apartment. It's very clean. I'm very pleased."

"I moved into the Villas at Canterfield. I looked at probably twenty-to-twenty-five different facilities, and overall, it was absolutely the best available -- plus it was only three miles from my grandchildren. Being close to grandchildren was the primary decider, but it is also a first-class facility in every way. I am in an independent home villa. The facilities are magnificent, and the staff is magnificent. The home that I am in is virtually brand new, I do not have to do any yard work at the house, I do not have to do any housekeeping, and if I don't want to, I don't have to do any cooking. I have full cable-TV access, and I have high-speed Wi-Fi. I cannot think of anything bad to say about them."

The Mann House was founded in 1988 by Charles H. Mann III and is located in the Buckhead/Sandy Springs area of Atlanta. After his own fathers 17-year struggle with Alzheimers Disease, Mr. Mann was determined to bring the highest standards in healthcare, dementia, memory care and assisted-living to the Atlanta area. The new Mann House in Cumming/Forsyth will be furnished with beautiful antiques and artwork. It is a charming stately manner nestled in the woods featuring a veranda with rocking chairs, magnificent Georgian columns, and the lovely friends door entry only adds to the classic charm of the stately manor house. Whether dining on the fabulous food prepared by our executive chef or attending arts and crafts classes with our activities director, our residents will be made to feel right at home. Thats why we say, welcome to the family! At The Mann House, we dont just care for seniors with Alzheimers/dementia Memory and Chronic health issues. We honor their life-long values in a small by design community environment where staff and residents live and work together like extended family. We all go through difficult decisions in our lives. But if youre dealing with serious health care issues for a family member you dont have to go it alone. For many, the absolute best alternative to living at home is an assisted, fulfilling life at The Mann House. Healthcare Staff to Resident Ratio 1:3 -1:5. Superior to any other Assisted Living or Nursing Home. 28 continuous years of Alzheimers/Dementia/Memory care giving. Mann family developed, owned & operated. A tradition of outstanding chef prepared cuisine. Only licensed RNs & C.N.As on staff. Only 50 private suites in a comfortable, safe, traditional environment. Highest value available for your care investment dollars. Truly able to age-in-place at The Mann House without having to move to receive a higher care level elsewhere. All levels of acuity and need welcome at The Mann House. To learn more about this providers license and review other available state reports, please visit: Georgia Healthcare Facility Regulation - Find a Facility

"My father is in Oaks at Shiloh Point. He's in memory care. It's a caring community, and the experience overall has been very good. He's in a nice, spacious room. Maintenance and upkeep are good. He eats the food, so I guess it's pretty good, because he's not super verbal. He can't get outside because they don't have enough staff to take him outside. That's one of our issues that we're dealing with right now. It's a very serene place. The executive director and the marketing director are super nice people, very caring, and very hands on. The only issue is not enough activity level."