Memory Care Communities in Dacula, GA

"The Landing of Winder was a beautiful facility. I was looking for my dad and they had a lot of great programs and a lot of great activities. I felt like the care that they give each resident is greater than that of some other facilities. They seemed to have a good ratio of employees and nurses to the residents, so I felt good about that. The thing that stuck out for me is that they offer not only assisted living and memory care but they offer transitional care, which is kind of in-between both, so it kind of gives the resident the best of both worlds (assisted living and memory care) and that's what I was looking at for my dad. It looks like each program is very individualized or tailored to each individual. I know they do some type of therapy that kind of helps people go back and recollect things and review their memories, they kind of go to different places, places they may have been, or places they may have visited in the past. They kind of go back to those places virtually and it helps to kind of get in touch with the memories they may have had before. All in all, I would highly recommend The Landing of Winder."

"We went to look at Heartis Suwanee. My mom felt it was very commercial, and she did not like that feeling. We had met with the salesperson who took us around, and we had a good feeling about it, but she was in a hurry. They never even followed up after the visit, which surprised me. They had a full-size refrigerator in the apartments. Everything looked clean, and the facilities looked fine. The dining area was restaurant-style. They have a nice courtyard."

"I toured Magnolia Senior Living Loganville. It was very nice and very comparable to the other facility. It was nice and clean. One of the directors took me around, and it was great. She showed me everything. I went through several different areas of the place. I had no complaints with that. It just came down to a little bit more for location and price. I saw some of the residents were eating, some were watching TV, and some were doing puzzles."

"This is a lovely facility. It's been under new ownership since Jan 2024. The caregivers are amazing showing true love in the care of the residents. The facility smells great every time you go in. They care for elderly residents with dementia and have a true understanding of the kind of help they need. My experience with the management has been great, always willing to help and provide information to help me and my family member. I would highly recommend this place for your loved one.I’m"

"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 like Antebellum. It was very nice. It had assisted living and dementia care. It seemed like they might mix the dementia part with assisted folks once in a while, like for ice cream socials. It's really pretty. The rooms have their own shower stall per room, so that was neat. The front entrance was very impressive. The building was clean, and the units seem to have their own facilities. It was very impressive. It seems like the staff was pretty nice, too."

"My mom moved into the Towne Club Windermere. I've gotten to know the staff pretty well, it's very professional. Every person I've met has just gone out of the way to be able to help. If you're looking for independent living, this place is truly like an apartment, it's an amazing place. The craftsmanship is very good, they have granite countertops, really nice cabinets, it's just like a kitchen you would see in a normal apartment, good hardwood floors, the layout plan is good, the view is on the inside over the pool, and it just feels like you're at a resort hotel. It's a cross between a resort hotel and a country club. They have a really nice salon, a good fitness area, the movie area is really nice, it's a big room, big screens, and they have a lot of activities in that room, whether games, or classes, or bingo. Classes include yoga or chair exercises. The grounds are very well-manicured, it's a very quiet place. The view that my mother has on the back end overlooks a big pool with palm trees, overlooks a wooded area that's got some walking trails. It feels very upscale. The rooms in the assisted living are nice, but they are definitely smaller. At some point in the future she'll transition to assisted living, and when she does, those are also nice. They offer shuttle service, and they have two doctors that have their PA, and offer that service as well, and three meals a day. I've eaten there several times and the kitchen does a good job on the menus."

"Belmont Village Johns Creek was a nice place and the room I saw was a pretty nice size. The road is out of the way and the area is very quiet. The staff was very friendly and very nice to work with."

"The unit that we liked at Celebration Village Forsyth was all brand new. It's full of appliances. They had a gym/workout place, a craft room, a beauty salon, and a movie theater room. They're pet-friendly, too. We drove there without an appointment and the manager of the facility took us on tour. He was honest, which I appreciated, and was willing to stop what he was doing and take us and walk us around. He didn't skip anything. There were a few times I asked a question that he didn't know the answer to, but he didn't make anything up either. He was excellent."

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 went to Oaks at Shiloh Point. It was very small, and it only had 35 beds. They had lots of activities. The person I was supposed to meet with was not there, so I was shown around by a very nice maintenance. It wasn't as expensive as some of the other ones, but it was old. Laundry was not included, too. They have studios and small one-bedrooms. The staff was nice, and he was knowledgeable because, at one point in time, he had owned some of these independent living and assisted living places, so I felt he was knowledgeable."

"I found a place for my dad, and it's called Lanier Place. The staff is incredible. If I could give them 10 stars, I would give them 10 stars. They're that good. They just make you feel like your family member is safe and you don't have to worry about them in their hands. It's like a very big family dynamic. They treat everyone equally and everyone is like family. It's just amazing. My dad has been there for six weeks now. He is there for regular assisted living. He does get medication management because of possible dementia, but right now, he is in assisted living. His room is great. It's a smaller apartment, and it's the lower income kind of part of the facility, but his apartment is good. It's perfect for him. It's easy for him to access everything, so it's really good. And it's right across from the courtyard; he loves to walk. My dad loves the food. It's delicious. It's like you're at a restaurant. It's very good. For activities, they walk with them and they have an ice cream social. They'll take them wherever they need to go like to doctor's appointments and outings. I remember one time I walked in and they asked them what activities they like and what they like to do. One was like, 'I want to go fishing,' and they were like, 'We can try and work that out.' So they want to do as much with them and make them happy."

"Village Park Peachtree Corners was good. It was small. It wasn't as big as the other village. The apartments were a little bit smaller. One of them that we saw was an odd shape, and I don't know how you would put furniture in there. So that kind of turned me off a little bit. It's close to a friend of mine, so that's the only reason I went to look at that one, because she was like, "Oh, that'd be great. I wish you would come over here," but it wasn't the right fit. We really didn't see very many people working when we were there, but they were nice. They came up and talked to me."

"My mom has moved into Highlands Senior Living Norcross. The staff is very friendly and welcoming. There is a good ratio of patients to staff. The facility is clean and easy to use as far as the elevator, and all of the rooms are made for people of different skill levels. The staff members are all very eager to please, accommodating, knowledgeable, and skilled. Everything appeared organized at all times. They were setting up decorations for the Valentine's party. They do a lot of events to engage the residents. I think the value for money is excellent considering the quality of care you get is very high."