Memory Care Communities in Alpharetta, GA

"The staff were friendly, and knowledgeable. They have a really nice room that we are considering. The residents were up-and-about playing cards, and putting together puzzles. It would be nice if they add a swimming pool. "

"Celebration Village Forsyth was a beautiful environment. It was a great-looking campus and the people all seemed happy. The staff were very kind and caring. Everything was just beautiful. From the common rooms to the apartments, everything was very nice. It made us feel like it was a good place to live and everyone was very nice and helpful. All the common rooms were very clean and kept nicely. They have schedules posted all around for what's going to be happening there. They have a movie theater that is very clean and beautiful. It was empty at the time, but it looked like it was just kept very well. There's nothing that we saw there that was not taken care of. Overall, everything was great."

"I toured The Georgian Lakeside. I liked that it's friendly, and it's all kept up. What I didn't realize is that they have a rule that if two people can't get you up, then you can't stay there. I'm 300 pounds, and probably two people couldn't get me up unless they had bigger people. They have nice amenities. They have a balcony that overlooks the lake, which is a beautiful place to sit. They have game rooms. They have an area where you can entertain guests, set the tables, and have treats. I would say they could be the best, but there's one other thing that wouldn't work for me, and that is I still like to go to a restaurant to eat once in a while. The facility is on a road that speed limit is 55 miles an hour, it has four lanes, and there are no stoplights that you can enter the traffic with. So, I would feel unsafe driving a car out of a facility. Otherwise, it was a good facility, and the place was in good shape."

"The Addison of Sandy Springs is close to where we live, it is fairly new, and it's beautiful, bright, big, and friendly. I think it's perfect for my mom's living situation. We are thinking of moving her to their assisted living facility. The choices of rooms were nice, and the price was not too bad, either. I think she would like it there. A great deal of why we are considering it is its proximity to where we live. It's so close that we can drive there in 10 minutes. The place is well-lit, modern, and it has a very nice dining area. The reception area is really nice, and the perks are nice, too. They even have a private dining area for birthdays or something like that, so if my mom can't get out, we can use the private dining area. They have a lot of activities. They have a theater room, bingo, game nights, and all kinds of different things. The place is really inviting. I met the chef, and he's a good dude. I've met a couple of the residents who are there, too, and they were really nice and very kind. The person we did the tour with was fantastic. We were supposed to be there at 4:30, but didn't get there until about 5:15. She was very kind. She waited and served us well. The rest of the staff, the ones I met, were also very kind and very cordial. They seemed really concerned about the people who lived there. I did not sample their food, but it smells delicious. They invited me to come up and have a bite to eat, and the dining room was full of smiling faces, so I think they did a good job."

"I toured Sunrise of HuntCliff Summit II. The community is clean, but I didn't like the parking lot. The rooms were clean and spacious. The staff is very kind. They had different clubs, crafts, and a church."

"My visit at Noble Village at Spalding was excellent. They had houses, cottages, and apartments, and you could progress from one level of care to another as you age. The staff was excellent, informative, and helpful in every way. They had a gym, organized activities, and transportation. We had lunch, and the food was excellent. This place was centrally located in the city, but the apartments were a little smaller than the ones I've seen in other facilities. A fireplace between the living room and the dining room made the place look small. "

"They have a courtyard for the residents to reside in and in that courtyard, they have their own domesticated chickens as pets and I didn't see that anywhere else. I thought that was cool. They have a cute little chicken coop for them in the courtyard and that is a unique feature right there in terms of something interesting for the residents to have access to. I had a very good experience there. The staff during the tour was excellent. They were very clean and well laid out and the furniture was modern. I don't have any strikes against it."

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

"I toured Antebellum James Burgess, and it seemed to be a very nice community. However, I just don't think it's what I was looking for for my husband. I think they required everyone to come to dinner, and my husband's bedridden and he doesn't sit, and can't get in a wheelchair without help. The only staff I met was the lady that showed me around. She gave me all the information. She was very knowledgeable, and I got along great with her. She did everything she could to give me all the information that I asked for. The rooms were fine and were very good rooms. They were nice. I had to furnish it, like I had to bring his bed and whatever else I wanted. He wanted all his familiar stuff, and that was big/plenty. It had a bathroom attached with it, a closet that would fit everything that he needed there, and a walk-in shower. I would hope someone would be able to get him in a walk-in shower. I'm looking for somewhere for him because I can't do a lot of things that need to be done. They had a posting of the lunch menu and after breakfast they post lunch, and then I think they post the dinner menu, too. I saw the dining area and it was very nice. I saw the salon where he could get a haircut, and that was nice as well. It was nice to have all those amenities there. I just don't think it was for him because I just think he needs more hands on than what they had there. But she told me that they had therapy there, and that he would get therapy, which I want him to continue to get. The upkeep was really nice. The outside was landscaped very nicely. It looked well taken care of."

"My mother moved into The Berman Commons in October of 2020. It was a good experience but I was frustrated with a cascade of changes in staffing for the next year plus. Since then it has been as close to perfect as I could hope for! The staff from Denise (CEO), to Nardos (D. of Nursing) to floor staff, admin and maintenance have been AMAZING! Their basic care was (of course) exemplary but it's all the extra things that really put my (and my mother's) experience over the top. From general flexibility to obvious and actual personal empathy, mother's level of care is everything I could ask for. The staff is not only professional but clearly take personal stake in the residences' well being and the extended families' comfort level. Transparency and heartfelt sentiment color all aspects of my experience with The Berman. I am so thankful that my mother is in such a great place! I extent a HUGE thank you to all the staff for their amazing level care and responsible custodianship! "

"This place is beautiful. It was clean and smelled nice upon entering . I was greeted by everyone I passed by. Cody the sales lady was awesome and showed me everything they have to offer . When I walked to the memory care side the activities lady was so nice and you can tell she Ives what she does . I met the Nurse there and didn’t even know she was a nurse because she was helping residents hands on and she seemed to passionate I thought she was a caregiver the way she was helping out . The ED Jacky was sweet to she came in and talked to me and gave me more detailed information on the community . Great place and I will be moving my family into this community "

"Although it was really nice, it was not convenient for my children to visit their grandmother while we were away. It's just out of the area. They made us feel very welcome there. We had made arrangements ahead of time, and they greeted us. They had mom's name on the board, so it was really a nice, warm feeling that you got when you went in there. The tour and room were very nice. They talked to mom separately about her likes, and somebody else talked to my husband and me at the same time. They presented all of the things they have to do there. "

"I passed by Towne Club Windermere while traveling before, many years ago, and it's very close to my family. I toured their independent living, last Monday, and it has a lot of activities and variety to help seniors. I also like that they have a garden, a pool, and just things to keep me active. I don't want to just sit around. They were very gracious and informative. Everything looked clean, neat, and organized. The people that I saw there in their activities looked happy. Their signages were geared to elderly vision too, which was very helpful. Just touring around, I didn't meet with a lot of staff but the ones I passed by were very friendly. They're clean, spacious and with lots of storage places. I was very impressed. "

"My mother moved into Brighton Gardens of Dunwoody. I think the people have been very attentive. There's a longevity of all the employees which was very telling for me. They have daily activities. They have an exercise class, socials, bingo, and sometimes I think they have outings. The rooms are pretty good, not too big, not too small. They have a variety of food, and it seems like nobody seems to be complaining about it. The staff is super nice."