Assisted Living in Georgia

Browse 167 senior living facilities across 66 cities in Georgia. Find the perfect community for your loved ones.

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North Little Rock, Arkansas

Fox Ridge North Little Rock

★★★★★
5.0 (12 Reviews)
Assisted Living Memory Care Wi-Fi / High-Speed Internet Activities Onsite

Focused on Wellness Focused on You At Fox Ridge, we take a distinctive approach to wellness tailored to each community member. Our holistic philosophy, called Salus™ by AgeWell Solvere Living, emphasizes a lifestyle that keeps the body active, strengthens relationships, challenges the mind, and nurtures each person’s spiritual needs. Each program we offer encompasses the physical, social, intellectual, and spiritual aspects of wellness, enabling residents to reach their full potential. In addition, our personalized one-on-one programs provide engaging and meaningful opportunities to build connections with others and foster positive social interactions. Salus (SAL-us), Noun – Latin for “Well-Being” Our trademark wellness philosophy, Salus, focuses on helping each resident reach their fullest potential through engagement and connection. This philosophy is integrated throughout our senior living communities and implemented into each of our supportive services and signature programs. Salus concentrates on four components of wellness, each critical to creating a path to a fulfilling lifestyle: Physical: Living a healthy lifestyle through physical activity and proper nutrition to stay strong and flexible and to limit disease and disability. Social: Strengthen existing connections with family and friends and develop new relationships to stay connected to the community. Intellectual: Stimulating minds through participation in lifelong learning initiatives and challenging, creative programs. Spiritual: Continuing the lifelong search for purpose and meaning through faith-based involvement, volunteerism, and service, and enjoying meaningful pastimes. Physical wellness ensures that the body remains strong and healthy, while social, intellectual, and spiritual wellness contributes to a person’s overall happiness and sense of purpose, fostering strong relationships, continuous learning, and inner peace.

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Atlanta, Georgia

Heartis Buckhead

★★★★★
5.0 (71 Reviews)
Assisted Living Independent Living Air Conditioning Guest Suites / Rooms

In the Atlanta, Georgia area, Heartis Buckhead presents a senior living setting built for comfort, reassurance, and supportive daily living. Daily life is structured around comfort and ease, offering a community setting designed to support well-being and consistency. Taken together, Heartis Buckhead offers a senior living choice for those considering options in the Atlanta, Georgia area.

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★★★★★
5.0 (48 Reviews)
Independent Living Activities Offsite Activities Onsite

Located in Dunwoody, Georgia, Dunwoody Pines Retirement Community offers a senior living community centered on comfort, stability, and everyday support. Daily life is structured around comfort and ease, offering a community setting designed to support well-being and consistency. For those researching senior living in Dunwoody, Georgia, Dunwoody Pines Retirement Community presents a community-focused option.

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Atlanta, Georgia

Saint Anne¢s Terrace

★★★★★
5.0 (61 Reviews)
Independent Living Air Conditioning Cable or Satellite TV

Located in Atlanta, Georgia, Saint Annes Terrace offers a senior living community centered on comfort, stability, and everyday support. The community is presented as a residential setting for older adults, emphasizing a supportive routine and an environment intended to feel comfortable and familiar. As a local senior living community, Saint Annes Terrace provides an option worth considering within Atlanta, Georgia.

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Alpharetta, Georgia

The Addison of Alpharetta

★★★★★
5.0 (96 Reviews)
Assisted Living Memory Care Air Conditioning Wheelchair Accessible Showers

In Alpharetta, Georgia, The Addison of Alpharetta provides senior living in a setting shaped by comfort, consistency, and a supportive atmosphere. The community provides a residential atmosphere where seniors can feel supported in daily living while maintaining a sense of familiarity and comfort. The Addison of Alpharetta is one senior living option to review when comparing communities in Alpharetta, Georgia.

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★★★★★
5.0 (75 Reviews)
Assisted Living Memory Care Air Conditioning Cable or Satellite TV

In Johns Creek, Georgia, St. Ives Hometown Living of Johns Creek provides senior living in a setting shaped by comfort, consistency, and a supportive atmosphere. With an emphasis on day-to-day living, the community offers a supportive environment intended to help residents feel settled and at ease. Overall, St. Ives Hometown Living of Johns Creek represents a senior living option for individuals and families exploring communities in Johns Creek, Georgia.

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Macon, Georgia

Pinegate

★★★★★
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Pinegate brings a community-minded senior living experience to Macon, Georgia, emphasizing day-to-da...

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State Guide & Resources

Comprehensive guide for senior living in this state

Senior Living & Care Options in Georgia

Senior Living & Care Options in Georgia overview
Georgia's senior living market offers a mix of dense metro options (like Atlanta) and growing retirement communities in the mountains and along the coast. Families often face a choice between access and lifestyle: metro areas offer more specialized care but at a higher price, while rural options may require travel for medical specialists. This guide breaks down Georgia's care types, cost factors, and how the state's aging network supports families.
Population 11,180,878 (July 1, 2024)
Adults 65+ 15.7%
Key Factor Metro vs. Rural Access
Oversight Healthcare Facility Regulation (DCH)

Georgia Care Options

Assisted Living Communities

Georgia created a distinct "Assisted Living Community" (ALC) licensure category that allows for more advanced care (like medication administration by certified aides) than standard personal care homes. This allows some residents to stay longer as their needs increase.

Personal Care Homes (PCH)

Smaller residential homes are often licensed as Personal Care Homes. These offer housing and assistance but may have more limited medical capabilities compared to licensed ALCs.

Memory Care

Dementia-focused supervision. In Georgia, memory care units must meet specific staffing and security standards. Always check if a facility is authorized to provide memory care services.

Planning Considerations

  • Metro vs. Rural: Atlanta has abundant options but higher traffic and costs. Rural counties offers a slower pace but check travel times to the nearest hospital.
  • Heat Safety: Like Florida, Georgia summers are hot. Ask about cooling and hydration policies.
  • Aging Network: Area Agencies on Aging (AAAs) are a great local resource for finding services in specific Georgia regions.

Costs & Contracts

Georgia communities often use a base rate plus care levels. Be sure to ask what is included.

  • Care Levels: Ask for examples of what triggers a tier change (e.g., needing help with transfer or incontinence).
  • Medication: Is medication administration included or extra?

Medicaid & Financial Support

Georgia Medicaid (administered by DCH) offers waiver programs like CCSP (Community Care Services Program) and SOURCE that can help eligible residents pay for personal support services in the community or in personal care homes, though room and board is typically not covered.

Tour Questions for Georgia

  • License Type: Are you licensed as a Personal Care Home or an Assisted Living Community? (This affects what medical tasks they can do).
  • Staffing: What is your staffing ratio overnight?
  • Care Updates: How do you communicate care plan changes to families?
  • Medicaid: Do you accept CCSP or SOURCE waiver funds?

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between a Personal Care Home and Assisted Living in Georgia?

Assisted Living Communities (ALCs) are a specific license type allowing for larger capacity and more advanced medication administration than Personal Care Homes.

Who regulates senior living?

The Department of Community Health (DCH), Healthcare Facility Regulation Division.

Can Medicaid help?

Yes, through waivers like CCSP and SOURCE, but eligibility and provider participation vary.

How do I find local resources?

Contact your local Area Agency on Aging (AAA) through the Georgia Division of Aging Services.