Memory Care Communities in Suwanee, GA

"I toured The Mansions at Gwinnett Park for my aunt. I went in as far as I could see, and then he took me on a virtual tour with the camera. The tour was great, and they did the best that they could. They took a camera, and I watched the guy who helped me go around and showed me the room, talked to the camera and showed me everything. It was the best that we could do under the condition. The staff was very nice and great. The Mansions was beautiful, very open, and airy. The rooms were large. The people were fantastic and very welcoming. The place was very clean and neat looking."

"This facility, owned by Emeritus, makes it easy for residents to age in place "“ from independent living through memory care. It's located on the main road, but set off so that you can't hear the cars and road noise. When you walk in, the staff is observant and quick to attend to your needs. Housing for the more independent residents is in cottages in its own little community, complete with a clubhouse. The units, which have two bedrooms, two bathrooms, a full kitchen and screened in porches, are priced very reasonably at $2,000 a month"”including housekeeping services, two meals a day, maintenance and van transportation if needed. Another advantage is that this care and housing is offered on a month-to-month basis; there is no obligation if a resident decides to move. There are pullcords in each unit that residents can activate to summon help"”and staff is very responsive to all calls. Residents seem very happy and well grounded at Lake Springs"”living without anxiety. They have independence and can interact with people on their own. In fact, the only complaint I've heard was that the cake once served at a card party was too dry. The memory care unit is exceptionally clean"”not an odor in it. And the staff there is very hands-on; there is more specially trained staff per patient than in most facilities. For those people who begin as residents in the independent living section but then need more care, Lake Springs strives to keep costs close to the original $2,000 per month, but will add on extra for help needed with basics such as bathing, moving about, and pureeing food; those extras can push the monthly cost close to $4,000. The good feeling in the entire place has much to do with the head nurse, who is hands on and keeps up to date with everything"”including the residents, their conditions and the latest staff training available. She makes sure that each community has its own special activities coordinator who arranges for appropriate outings and activities. She also keeps tabs on even the independent people by checking their blood pressure and other health signs at least monthly. The facility also is on Facebook, which helps family members keep up with the residents, no matter where they live; staff communicates and posts pictures of residents. Lake Springs is especially good for those who want to age in place, and not risk being stuck in a contract commitment if they choose to move. "

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. 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."

"We're moving my mother to Brookdale Lawrenceville. We chose it because the price was right. Also, the community just seemed a whole lot better than others I've looked at in the area. It was a beautiful facility, and it looked like they were going to be able to give my mom the best care. The rooms were beautiful, a lot like apartment living. The staff was amazing. They were nice. I was even talking to the custodians there, and they were even wonderful people. I haven't bumped into a mean person. Everyone's been well above and beyond accommodating questions and making sure all the proper steps are taken. The menu looked really nice and organized. The dining area looked like it was well cared for. I couldn't give them a perfect rating because I haven't seen my mother in action there yet."

"I toured the Regency House of Buford. Everyone we met was very accommodating and very personable. The person we talked to was very good. They showed us the whole thing. They showed us where they eat and where they have activities. They showed us their apartments. It was a very positive one. We saw the studio and one-bedroom apartments. They have a calendar full of activities. All of them were the same. They all have morning devotions and exercises at 10:00 a.m.. They go out for lunch once a month or once a week, something like that. It was well-maintained, and the staff was very helpful."

Experience personalized support and care tailored to your needs, with services designed to promote comfort, wellness, and independence every day. Nestled along Old Milton Parkway, our warm and welcoming community offers personalized support, vibrant social experiences, and a peaceful setting where residents can truly thrive. Whether enjoying a chef-prepared meal or relaxing in the garden courtyard, there’s always something to look forward to. Personalized senior living that celebrates your lifestyle, interests, and sense of connection. We’re confident you’ll feel right at home at The Addison of Alpharetta. Our thoughtfully designed apartment homes offer spacious layouts, modern comforts, and built-in safety features like hand railings and an emergency response system, blending style, support, and peace of mind. To learn more about this provider’s license and review other available state reports, please visit: Georgia Healthcare Facility Regulation - Find a Facility

"My mom is in Legacy Personal Care Home now. It's excellent. They take care of her, so I'm very pleased with them. It's very clean, and the atmosphere is great because there are only six people there. The staff is great. They make the food fresh."

"We went to Village Park Senior Living, and that, so far is my favorite. The staff there was awesome. We're looking at independent living. We saw they're very much what we like. They're building some other things and we're going to check what they're building. I will be in touch with the staff as she's the one that we worked with. She showed us around. They're the best. They're the one I'm considering going to. The staff is excellent. We didn't taste their food but that wasn't so important because they would only have four meals a week anyway for us. We'll be cooking in our own home there, and we will have our own full kitchen so we didn't need that. The facility is excellent and it is clean. They're the only ones that had us wear a plastic coat when we came there so that the people don't get COVID. They were excellent, they were careful, concise and did everything for us that we could ask. I have a complete folder from them with all of the plans for the new stuff and everything. I'm very well covered from them."

"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."

"I went to Inspired Living at Alpharetta. The facility was beautiful. It was very clean. It was very nice. They had therapists and doctors on site, so that was pretty nice. That is something we're not used to in Mississippi, so that is a good thing. The rooms were really nice. I saw several of the rooms. I like the fact that they cater the bathroom area to a person that needs that. There's no stepover things in the shower, it's just a walk in. You don't have to step over the edge or anything like that. It was also very roomy. You could get a wheelchair in there if you needed to. I liked that they worked to get their residents out of their rooms on a daily basis, and I think that's important. They did a really good job with the tour. The staff who gave the tour was very knowledgeable. She was able to answer most of our questions, and those that she couldn't answer she got answers for. She was very proactive when it came to answering questions and getting information for us. We looked at the dining area and saw their menus. Another plus was that they had their own kitchen staff people. They don't outsource that. They cook it there and they have their own chef, so that's a big plus. The place was gorgeous, very clean, and very nice. We looked out back and they got a pool and everything back there, so that was nice."

"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."

"I visited The Oaks at Alpharetta, it was very friendly and inviting. It seemed like they had a family atmosphere. The rooms were very nice and clean. They had a lot of different activities for the residents in the memory care section. The activities director was very welcoming as well. I did not have the time to try a meal, but they offered. They had a garden area for memory care patients. They have different stations for them to work in during the day. They had amenities that they could use. Their dining room area was separated from their activities area. They had a different set of objects that the residents could hold if they felt anxious."

"My father has moved into Lanier Village. I particularly like the communication with the care manager there, Alicia. She was very instrumental in making all of this happen. My father is in New Jersey and I'm here in Georgia. There was a lot of coordination that needed to happen among myself, Alicia, my mother in New Jersey, and doctors' offices in New Jersey to get all of the necessities completed. Alicia was very instrumental in helping with that. Anything they put in front of my father, he's eating. He is in the memory care unit, so there are not a lot of things. He's a little bit beyond most of the memory care residents' ability to do, but they do things like music, which my dad amongst others can relate to music, and sing some of the lyrics sometimes. They've been coordinating with outside people to come in there and perform for the memory care unit residents, which I think is very good for them. The staff is very friendly, very supportive, and very patient. He is comfortable in his room. In the memory care unit, a lot of the residents have incontinence as part of their dementia, so things don't smell the best all the time, but they can't open up windows and things like that either. There's not a whole lot to complain about. It will probably be the same in almost any facility."