Memory Care Communities in Marietta, GA

As a Senior Solutions Management Group community, Regal Pointe has a specific focus on the basics of senior care. Our goal is to provide a safe, inviting environment that offers resident oversight in medication management, meal preparation, and meaningful, engaging activities. Regal Pointe of East Cobb offers senior apartments to accommodate Assisted Living, Transitional Care, and Memory Care options. Offering an affordable, supportive lifestyle that includes personalized care, exciting entertainment, restaurant-style dining, and much more! Our senior living community provides seniors the opportunity to create meaningful relationships with peers, while receiving the services they need and deserve as they retire with style. The residents of our senior community are often seen in our craft and hobby room, socializing in the lounge, or enjoying a book in the library. Our wellness programs and monthly activities provide opportunities for residents to try new things. Whether it’s assisted living or memory care, Regal Pointe provides its residents with the care and support system in place to age gracefully and enjoy life. To learn more about this provider’s license and review other available state reports, please visit: Georgia Healthcare Facility Regulation - Find a Facility

"I toured Carriage Crossing Marietta. The overall tour was excellent. We loved the facility. The person who conducted the tour was very informative. She was very friendly and answered all the questions that we had. So overall, we were pleased. We didn't try any meals because lunch was over when we got there, but the overall appearance of the dining room was excellent. Also, the fact that they posted menus on the table was very impressive."

"We toured Canterfield of Kennesaw. My mother-in-law just liked it. When she walked in, she said she felt like she was at home. She felt good. She just has a feeling, and like the other place she didn't care for, but the Canterfield, when she walked in, she said, "Oh, I like this place." It was nice. The people were very friendly. The room was lovely, and they all had things to do, so we liked it. They had movies every day. They have bingo, puzzle time, and games. They have an arts and crafts room, happy hour, and trivia. They have a daily workout. They take a trip to Walmart. You can just sign up, and they'll take you shopping. Then they have church services for a couple of different denominations. They have a library, a puzzle room, a barber, and a beauty shop."

"Kennesaw Village was small but was very nice. The room they showed us for Mom was also fairly small, and at the time it would have been OK because she's not mobile. Chloe showed us around and she was very helpful. The dining area was really nice. As soon as you come into the foyer, it's right there. It's a nice set up, and then they had the menu posted where you can read it. They showed us the activity room and different things that they have set up for the people there. They had a little van so they could take the people if they needed to run and purchase things. I also met the nurse. Even though they found out that we wouldn't be staying, they still spoke with us and told us about the facility. To me, the facility looked like it was remodeled. They had hardwood floors and everything like that. We would have to bring our stuff there. They didn't have the items there for you. You will bring your own, like a bed and a chair."

"I visited Woodland Ridge Assisted Living & Memory Care. They offer hair appointments, there's a cafeteria, breakfast, lunch, and dinner, and there are common areas for sitting. There are planned activities, and they have bingo. They also have a bus that runs a schedule that will take you to the grocery store and things like that. They offer laundry services for a separate fee. I was completely fine with that facility. It was my mother that didn't want to move. The staff was very informative and friendly. I saw them interact with the residents. We did talk to a couple of the residents who said that the food was very good, and we were able to view the menu of what they were having daily. The residents are required to go to the cafeteria to eat. They're not allowed to bring the food from the cafeteria to the rooms. I saw three rooms for a single person category. They were all very well-maintained, clean, and very nice rooms. You could see the view from inside the building. Some of the apartments overlooked the common sitting area. It had benches and nice landscaping. It was a clean facility. It had live-in support, a small dog that the residents all interacted with. You could tell they all knew and loved the dog."

"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."

"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."

"Peachtree Creek Memory Care was very, very nice. There's a lot of room for seniors to walk around outside and inside. They have a large patio deck on the back with music playing out back and people out there just having a good time and having a lot of fun, The people are really easy to work with. The room is small, but there's enough room for a bed, a chest or drawer, a chair, and a nightstand. It's got a bathroom with a sink and toilet. They have an activities director from 9 to 6 and she stays involved with them and keeps activities going all day long. They have music out there. The building is very nice. It's like a square with four communities on each corner, and each community has rooms in it. Each one has a living room, dining room, kitchenette, and two showers. Everything's open, so they can wander around anywhere they want to go."

"I went to look at Northstar Square. They showed me the rooms. I've seen a few of the patients there. Everything looked good and nice. They explained everything. I went to a room that was vacant. Everybody was polite and nice. They take care of the patients well."

"Holbrook Woodstock has a lot of amenities and it's open to everybody. The staff is extremely friendly. It's an open floor plan and it seems very bright, and airy as opposed to other ones. It has a very pleasant living atmosphere. I had lunch there and it was very good. They have an informal and formal dining area, so you can choose whether you want a formal meal or an informal meal. They have a swimming pool, an exercise room, and an area with different game rooms. Facility conditions, like maintenance and cleanliness, are fantastic."

"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."

"My husband will be moving into Belmont Village Buckhead. They have gone above and beyond to help me get a hospital bed. We've been working together to make sure they have the information they need.The person that had sent the information over today from the doctor because some of the information wasn't complete. He texted me and let me know. That is important because I can get involved and push it through to make sure they get it completed. They truly are just a great facility. They're very accommodating and very helpful because I'm going into this not knowing anything. They have helped me and walked me through the different things, so it's been wonderful. They're truly wonderful. The rooms are beautiful, well done, and very pretty. The dining area is beautiful, and their food is great. The staff who gave me the tour was so helpful."

"My mom moved in and it was the best place for my mother's needs. The people were incredibly caring, and the facilities were lovely. I've eaten there a few times, and the food was very good. I've talked to other people, and I heard only good things about the facility. The grounds are beautiful, and they have a very nice outdoor patio area with a barbecue and a sunroom. The location is great and has a very good proximity to different things. They have trivia, music programs, chair fitness, movies, games, and special programs for holidays."

"My friend is in The Mann house. My friend has Amyotropic Lateral Sclerosis, so he requires both skilled nursing and long-term care. It very much feels like a home. The place only has 25 residents. There's lots of space and nice amenities. A lot of things can be taken care of for you. They have a pharmacy and they have a doctor that comes in on site. They have pedicures, a podiatrist that comes in regularly, and lots of services there. It's a really lovely place. The staff was very caring, very open, and they have all been there for quite a while. They have suites with 2 rooms and a room that is all by itself. They have handicap accessible showers and big windows that look out on the garden area. They have a common area with a grand piano, an area where they can do activities, they have two screened-in porches that are wheelchair accessible, and a small gazebo outside."