Memory Care Communities in Villa Rica, GA

"We had a very pleasant and informative visit at Woodland Ridge. The surrounding was nice and clean and nicely landscaped. The room was nice and had nice colored walls. They had a list of activities for their residents. The dining area was spacious, nice and clean. The staff was very friendly."

"We looked at Silver Comet Village. It was an amazing place. It probably was not the best fit for mom, because a lot of the residents in memory care didn't need as much care as she did, which is why we didn't choose it. They didn't accept her for that reason. She needed more care than the staff they had. But, it was all extremely nice, and you would get a lot for the money. The staff was over the top good, and the rooms were big and nice."

"I went to the Carriage Crossing Marietta. It's a nice place. All the staff was extremely professional and kind, that is everyone that we ran across. The rooms were nice, very spacious. It was extremely clean. Nurses seemed to be very caring for the patients. The amenities as far as the family room for care were all very up-to-date. It was nice."

"My mother has been at Smyrna Village for about a week now. First of all, I like that it's pretty quiet. The staff is nice. They took control of getting the application processed and the switching of the doctor. They did a very good job of doing that for me. She's in a private room there. Another thing I found that's pretty cool is they supply the toiletries and stuff like that, and I thought that was a nice touch. The staff is very helpful and the communication is pretty good. They always answer the phone and they go through the process of actually helping you. I had Thanksgiving dinner with them. They have a cook at the location, which I thought was good. So, the food was hot. They have a nice active common area. The residents are interacting in the common area."

"Governor's Glen serves 3 meals and snacks in between. We didn’t get to meet all of the staff, but we did meet was friendly ones. They seemed to be nice people. However, the salesman wasn’t very good. He just didn’t sell this place like a real salesman would do it. He just showed the place around. But I did like the community. "

"Aspen Village was the most impressive amongst the ones I visited. I liked everything in the facility. The layout, the way it looked from the outside to the interior, and the individual apartments inside. The rooms were very well laid out and the space was adequate. The dining room was lovely. The staff was very friendly and knowledgeable. It was all very good. "

"We used them in the past, and they are pretty awesome. It's a beautiful facility, and while we were there, they were revamping it. They provide excellent care and excellent family involvement. They had an excellent memory care facility, on-site physical therapy, visitations by your doctors and nurse practitioners, and they have the optometrist come in. They take patients to doctors' appointments, to eat, and to shopping. They have a lot of things that are for seniors."

"I visited them. They were very nice, and they said that the residents don't have to just stay back there in their rooms all the time. Sometimes they get to go places. It doesn't look old, and it was really nice. The rooms that the staff showed me, he said they were redoing it so it would be newer if my cousin moved in there. Also, I love that they would go all the way over to where my cousin is in Kansas and make an assessment. They do have a garden patio. Also, the doctor comes into the place once a month, and they would order the prescriptions for my cousin to be sent there. The lady at the desk and the man that gave me the tour were very nice. He said that I was on the schedule, but he didn't even receive the notice that it was supposed to be rescheduled until after the time had already passed. Somehow, they put the wrong date. He was very friendly and nice. We just walked through the memory care."

"The best thing about Holbrook Decatur was it was extremely nice. The worst thing was it was expensive. It was on the upper end of the budget. The only person I met was the person that was meeting us for the tour, and they were late and they were in a hurry. They were perfectly nice, but we had to wait in the waiting room for 15-20 minutes, and then they were in a hurry. The facility was brand new."

"Overall, I was unable to come in for a tour that had a very good conversation with my name, Alek, and I left the conversation feeling very positive for my mom in the future. I'm in the very early beginning stages of research. when I called the front desk, the lady, I think her name was Kimberly, was very nice and got me directed straight to the personnel. I needed to be, too, and it was not delayed... The last time, It was very confusing to speak with, and the information I got from that employee was not clear. I called back in April. So, that tells me good things are changing."

"Belmont Village Buckhead was a true blessing for our family. My parents recently passed away, and I will always be deeply grateful for the care, dignity, and compassion they received while living there. From assisted living to memory care, the staff treated my parents not just as residents, but as individuals with stories, preferences, and personalities that mattered. The caregivers were patient, attentive, and genuinely kind. They supported not only my parents, but our entire family during a very emotional chapter of our lives. The facility itself is beautiful and well-maintained, but what truly sets Belmont apart is the people. The staff’s professionalism, warmth, and consistency gave us tremendous peace of mind. We knew our parents were safe, respected, and cared for every single day. If you are trying to decide on a community that will care for your loved ones, I can say with complete sincerity that Belmont Village Buckhead provides exceptional assisted living and memory care. We are forever thankful."

"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."

"Laties Personal Care was decent, but it had shared bathrooms, and we want to have a private bathroom. The price was comparable to others. "

Welcome to Sullivan House Senior Living, a luxurious, small-scale senior care experience. We are a family-owned residential senior care home in East Cobb/Sandy Springs. Sullivan House offers personalized support, peace of mind, and the comforts of real home living. At Sullivan House Senior Living, located in East Cobb/Sandy Springs, we provide more than care—we offer true peace of mind. Our intimate, residential approach ensures every resident receives consistent, compassionate support in a warm, family-style environment. Centered on comfort, simplicity, and dignity, our core care services are thoughtfully designed to meet each resident's unique needs while keeping daily life joyful, safe, and deeply personal. Each resident at Sullivan House benefits from a personal care plan tailored to their unique needs. Our three foundational services—Memory Support, Personal Home Care, and Resident Safety—are thoughtfully integrated everyday life to provide holistic well-being. We assist with everyday tasks such as bathing, dressing, mobility, and medication management. Our goal is to preserve dignity and independence while providing reliable support with a familiar, friendly face. With 24/7 staff presence, secure building design, and advanced CarePredict technology, Sullivan House prioritizes safety at every level. Families can trust that their loved ones are always supported and monitored with care. Sullivan House also offers a memory support program, designed for residents living with all different forms of dementia. With structured routines and compassionate staff trained in cognitive care, we help residents feel calm, connected, and respected every day. Our culture and care philosophy are built on six core values that shape every interaction and decision. Together, they spell CARING — a daily reminder of who we are and how we serve. Connections We are a community of hospitality and relationships, building authentic connections with residents, families, and each other. Authenticity We are genuine and sincere in everything we do. We are humble and have a growth mindset—always open to ways we can improve. Responsiveness We are proactive and personalized in every situation. We anticipate needs, find tailored solutions, and care about the details that matter. Integrity We do the right thing, even when no one is looking. We are honest and work with an ownership mindset, accepting accountability and responsibility. Nurturing We are compassionate. We care about others and value growth in ourselves and others. We take the time to listen, support, and walk alongside those we serve. Gratitude We find joy and reason to celebrate, grateful for our residents, families, and co-workers. We approach each day with thankfulness for the moments we share together. To learn more about this provider's license and review other available state reports, please visit: Georgia Healthcare Facility Regulation - Find a Facility