Assisted Living Communities in Marietta, GA

"Moving my mother to Smyrna Village was a decision made with a heavy heart, and it still weighs heavily on me, but it has proven to be the right choice for us both. The team’s attentive and thoughtful care has guided us through this transition with meaningful reassurance and a stabilizing sense of support. I’m grateful for the care she receives."

Welcome to Sullivan House Senior Living, a luxurious, small-scale senior care experience. We are a family-owned residential senior care home in East Cobb/Sandy Springs. Sullivan House offers personalized support, peace of mind, and the comforts of real home living. At Sullivan House Senior Living, located in East Cobb/Sandy Springs, we provide more than care—we offer true peace of mind. Our intimate, residential approach ensures every resident receives consistent, compassionate support in a warm, family-style environment. Centered on comfort, simplicity, and dignity, our core care services are thoughtfully designed to meet each resident's unique needs while keeping daily life joyful, safe, and deeply personal. Each resident at Sullivan House benefits from a personal care plan tailored to their unique needs. Our three foundational services—Memory Support, Personal Home Care, and Resident Safety—are thoughtfully integrated everyday life to provide holistic well-being. We assist with everyday tasks such as bathing, dressing, mobility, and medication management. Our goal is to preserve dignity and independence while providing reliable support with a familiar, friendly face. With 24/7 staff presence, secure building design, and advanced CarePredict technology, Sullivan House prioritizes safety at every level. Families can trust that their loved ones are always supported and monitored with care. Sullivan House also offers a memory support program, designed for residents living with all different forms of dementia. With structured routines and compassionate staff trained in cognitive care, we help residents feel calm, connected, and respected every day. Our culture and care philosophy are built on six core values that shape every interaction and decision. Together, they spell CARING — a daily reminder of who we are and how we serve. Connections We are a community of hospitality and relationships, building authentic connections with residents, families, and each other. Authenticity We are genuine and sincere in everything we do. We are humble and have a growth mindset—always open to ways we can improve. Responsiveness We are proactive and personalized in every situation. We anticipate needs, find tailored solutions, and care about the details that matter. Integrity We do the right thing, even when no one is looking. We are honest and work with an ownership mindset, accepting accountability and responsibility. Nurturing We are compassionate. We care about others and value growth in ourselves and others. We take the time to listen, support, and walk alongside those we serve. Gratitude We find joy and reason to celebrate, grateful for our residents, families, and co-workers. We approach each day with thankfulness for the moments we share together. To learn more about this provider's license and review other available state reports, please visit: Georgia Healthcare Facility Regulation - Find a Facility

"My mother moved to the Regal Pointe at East Cobb. She started in the assisted living section and then moved to the memory care unit. They've been very helpful and transparent, and my mother's care has been very good. It's also a smaller facility, so it feels quite homey. Her original room was a two-room apartment with a kitchenette and a private bathroom. When she moved to memory care, it's a single-room suite, so it's essentially a studio with no kitchenette. It's just a room with a private bathroom. The memory care unit is a locked wing. The staff is familiar, though, because the same ones float from the residential assisted living area to the memory area. They have a lot of daily activities and weekly outings for the assisted living section, but that doesn't really apply to the memory care unit because it's more limited there. She could go on an outing with the memory care people, if I were with her, but I can't be with her because I'm working, so there's less in the memory wing. However, it's not necessarily bad. It's just more appropriate for where they are in their journey. In the memory care unit, there is a community room, which is like a living room area where they do activities. I'm not sure how often because I'm not there all the time, and they don't really post it up as they did in the assisted living section, where they had daily calendars that you could pick up, and they would tell you what was going on, hour by hour. They don't really do that in the memory care wing. The unit has its own dining room and its own kitchen, but the meals are made in a central kitchen, and then are brought over. They have a small kitchen area for whatever they're doing in there, but it's not a full meal prep."

"I recently visited this community. I was very impressed with everything that I experienced while I was there. The staff seemed to be very happy and like what they do. The community itself was beautiful. They had different floor plans to choose from and I liked that memory care was available should by mother ever need it. They have great social programs and the care levels are done much different thatn I have seen before. They are very personalized and easy to understand. Although we are still considering out options as a family, this community is top on our list. "

"My mom is at Canterfield of Kennesaw. This is her first week. They have a nice variety of activities and events. All the areas are nicely lit with sunshine and daylight. The apartments are large, spacious, and well-appointed. Everything is clean and looks very much like a resort as opposed to like an institution. The food service is lovely. It's table restaurant service with daily offerings and then specials that are also very nicely aligned to choose from with seasonal offerings. The activity teams are strong with music, games, and field trips, so we're looking forward to my mom being able to enjoy those. The med techs are nice. The staff with the on-duty medical team is great. The relationships they have with physician assistants in medical services and pharmacies make everything all-inclusive for the families as well as for the residents in the community. We looked at a studio, an extended studio, and a one-bedroom apartment. We chose the extended studio, which was a large 12x 18-room along with a kitchenette, a large closet, and a large bathroom. The one-bedroom was very large, but it was also a bit outside of our range financially. There are landscaped gardens with sidewalk walking paths. There's a library with a fireplace and very big comfy chairs. There's an activity room, a movie theater, and a salon. There is a physical therapy room with exercise equipment. There are quite a number of areas beyond the apartments for residents to enjoy that are all part of their homes. My mom met more people that she interacted with and enjoyed their company more than she did at the other place. They have a bit more activities as far as field trips and enrichment out into the community. "

"We had to move our loved one from a different ASL facility. When we arrived at Kennesaw Village, the staff welcomed us warmly and showed genuine sympathy for our previous situation. They are kind and accommodating. Our loved one is enjoying the care she receives and feels confident that she has the assistance she needs. I believe the facility is under new ownership, and you can see the improvements being made as it transforms into a more modern space."

"Woodland Ridge Assisted Living and Memory Care was nice, newly renovated, and very friendly. Any staff member I passed by stopped to have a conversation. The rooms were nice; one was large and spacious, and the second one was newer, but a little bit smaller, and everything was nice and clean. They had a library and a couple of common places."

"It was a nice assisted living, and our visit was very pleasant and very informative. The one-room apartment had a bed, shower and a little kitchen. They had a list of activities, and the dining area was very nice, spacious and beautifully decorated."

"It was a very nice facility. It was very clean. The staff was extremely friendly. They were having an ice cream social when we were there. They had shuttle service available several days a week. They had planned activities for the month. Their dining room was very nice and very clean, and it was set-up very well. I would recommend it very much. "

"My sister and I are so grateful for the care that the Green Park Kennesaw family gave my mother. They all take great pride in the care of their residents. The facility does not feel like a facility but a warm home. Our mom was in another facility prior to her time with Green Park. There is no comparison to the level of care she received at Green Park. If you are looking for a warm environment and excellent care for a loved one, I highly recommend Green Park, Kate and her wonderful staff."

"We visited Hammond Glen, and actually we were quite impressed with it. We were very impressed with how engaged the residents were. Obviously, people there were very satisfied with the community itself, and to me, that was very telling. You can visit a place, and the staff can be wonderful, but I think you get a much better thought of how it would be living in a place from the residents. It was very clean and bright. They have an entire calendar of events for the things that they do and some things that they encourage family members to participate in as well. The layout of the apartments was very well thought out. The dining room was beautiful, and we got to meet one of the chefs. We were just impressed with how inviting it was. When we left, they were so inviting. They were having a Halloween party for kids coming up on the following weekend and even though we weren't moving in, they still made a point of inviting my granddaughter, who was with us at the time for the visit, to come back down, and actually sent us an email following up on it. These are the types of people who are running this place, and that's honestly the type of community that I'm looking for for my mom. "

"I am staying at Northstar Square. The staff members are helpful. I couldn't eat my lunch today because it was awful. I can't say that the meals are desirable. When I came out of the hospital, the room was never painted or properly cleaned for a new resident. So I have never been happy with my room. A lot of the residents go to the activities. Sometimes, they have musicians come in."

"We went to the cream of the crop, The Holbrook of Woodstock. It's a new facility. It's state-of-the-art. It is probably the best of all of them. They had a great facility. We're very impressed. They seemed to have a lot of activities. They had one-bedroom and two-bedroom apartments and they were very nice. We met some of the staff there, and we met somebody that works in memory care. They have a great memory care facility. We're just not at that point right now."

"I met with a woman named Michelle at Bellevue Village at Neese Road and she was phenomenal. She was very kind and empathetic, but not overly. She gave me the tour and the facility is very clean. The staff was interacting with the residents. It was very nice. Now they're under renovation and it's their memory care area that was getting it, but I can look ahead and see what their vision is and I think it'll be very nice when they're done. They had a very open dining area and it seemed to accommodate activities as well, which is a good thing, because then you have a lot more activities going on. They had a courtyard that was very nicely fenced. It had large trees beyond that. So, it gave a feeling of being kind of in the country or outdoorsy, which is something my husband needs. It has a nice little walkway. Everything seemed very secure. Their menus looked very good. There were a lot of smiling faces when we were there. Everybody spoke to me and they would excuse themselves. Like if they were talking to a resident, they would tell them first that they were going to talk to me. I thought that was a nice touch."