Memory Care Communities in Decatur, GA

"Its more on the expensive side but its all worth it. Not only is the building beautiful inside and out. But the staff make you feel so welcomed and are so caring. From helping you with the simplest task like putting on jewelry to doing the hardest thing like changing soil pants. "

"I didn't feel like Heartis Buckhead was a senior living place. It felt more like going into someone's apartment complex. They were living very luxurious lives. There was a bar, an infinity-looking pool, and a terrace. It's a perfect option for someone who does not want to feel like they were going to a senior living home. The apartment unit was a studio and it was just amazing. Financially, it was not in my range, but overall, it was just a beautiful facility. The gentleman that gave the tour was very helpful and very detailed. He was telling me how everything was laid out, picked, the purpose of the facility, why they named it, and things of that nature. He was a perfect representation of what the building wanted or what it represented, and he did it very well."

"I found this facility to be clean, fresh smelling and brightly appointed. I never worried about her care since they always called me if she fell or there was a change in her medications. Her caregivers took care of the little things like hair and nails. Her laundry was always done on time and the group activities were available even if she did not take part of them. She particularly enjoyed the piano playing. "

"Ms.Gloria and the staff are truly exceptional caregivers. The facility is clean with spacious rooms. I am grateful for the care they’ve provided for my mother. Great communication and supportive for the family members as well."

"The Mann House was a smaller facility. Everyone who worked there had worked 15 years plus. It was a 25-room facility, and it wouldn't remind you of a hospital. It felt like a home, and it was like walking into a house. The rooms were nice. The staff was great. They had an activity room, but I couldn't remember all the stuff that they said they did. "

"This community was a wonderful place for my parents if only it was on their price range. It was a larger community compared to where they lived. They had a very strong memory care program and even residents who were not part of the program could participate. There were a lot of activities and a more active community activity calendar. I did not try the food but as I looked at the menu and the amount of options per meal, it looked wonderful. "

"I toured Governor's Glen Assisted Living, and I found out about the history of the design of the facility, how it was made, and why it was created, which was really endearing. It's a really large location. I just have to say that it was very nice. The residents were playing bingo during my visit. The others were watching a movie. They had an area where the game room is. They had a garden where the residents could go out and do gardening if they wanted. The staff with me was really warm, welcoming, and friendly. I think the design for me was a little confusing, but once I have been there, I'm sure it would have been easier for me to move around. It's just that they have a different setup inside it. It's kind of like an apartment building, and they were all connected. That was the appearance I got when I first went. I thought at first that the doors were outdoor, and each area had its own door, but it wasn't like that. They're all connected on the inside. I'm sure the residents have a better time maneuvering within it. For me, transferring from one area to the next could get a little confusing."

"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 "

"I loved Summerset. Everything in there was nice, but the problem we faced was that my father’s income wasn’t enough to cover the cost. I loved the rooms. They had linens on the table and offered us refreshments. The staff was good and friendly and doing arts and crafts when we were there. "

"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. "

"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. "

"It was very pleasant. The location is good, and it would have been very convenient for me because I worked right down the street. It wasn't a very large community which what I was looking for. The grounds were good, and the staff I talked to was very helpful and gave me information. Somebody I know already had someone there, and they were pleased with the facility. "

"I investigated several facilities as we neared the end of Skilled Nursing, met most with great angst about the fit for my mother, and then found Woodland Ridge (WR). They made my ulcer go away. I was very comfortable with the introduction and information I received, the caregivers I met, and the environment for my mother. The WR team that went to the Skilled Nursing facility to evaluate Mom also received rave reviews for their thoroughness, warmth, and professionalism from my mother’s nurses there. (Some others did not.) Now that “we” have been at WR for a while, I can honestly say it is where I would choose to be for me if I were in the same situation as my mother. The staff is excellent in terms of their abilities, attention to needs, active care, understanding of residents, and communication with family. They seem very cohesive. I have not seen turnover, and most have been there for quite a long time. They have levels of care, and so can meet changing needs of most residents. Overall, they seem to run a tight ship (which I appreciate) with warmth and a supportive community spirit. My father and I have developed a strong communicative relationship with the caregivers there, so we feel well-connected with all aspects of my mother's needs. No, it’s not “home” and not the path we had planned. This is hard on all of us. But, WR has helped us manage this as well as we can, and we sleep well at night because we have complete confidence that my mother is cared for and supported when we are not there. "