My dad is young (72) but he started having trouble with his short term memory He would forget if…read morehe had eaten or if he had taken his medicine. We needed a place that would take care of normal daily responsibilities for him plus cook his meals. Everywhere we looked had a typical nursing home feel to it and I was so sad having to consider placing my dad in such a place. He has such a huge spirit, he is the life of the party and he is super active and social. But it seemed that the other facilities were either independent senior living OR full nursing care. "There's GOT to be something in between that offers a range.. something beautiful?? YES! There is! THIS IS IT! Live music every week, happy hour, an elegant dining room where he can sit and chill with his friends and laugh... and he laughs a lot! He loves it at The Orchard! It's the answer to our prayers for the place we'd been dreaming of!

This is a great community. Lots of activities, friendly staff, clean environment, and many options…read moreto meet different clients' needs.

A senior friend of mine asked me to help him find a retirement community. We booked a tour with…read moreCanterbury and he fell in love with it. A couple years later, he now is going into the assisted living facility. There's no coincidence that Canterbury Court is one of the top rated facilities.

Canterbury Court is a friendly, welcoming and wonderfully caring community. Beginning with the…read morePresident and CEO, Debi McNeil, and the entire staff, and throughout the resident population, the community respects and looks out for each other. It is not just a job for the President because I have witnessed her advocacy and support for the residents during their lifetime and weep with the family when the resident passes away. She sets a tone that is reflected in the administrative, chaplaincy, nursing, housekeeping, dining and facilities staff. If you are considering a home in a retirement community for a loved one or yourself, Canterbury Court is top of the line. The Rev. Dr. Horace Griffin

This company took over Sunrise Sr Living. The food is worse than before! They advertise gourmet…read moremeals. Gag me. Thanfully, I have a microwave and can order meals from Sprouts. A damn shame I have to pay for the meals I can't stand to eat

The facilities are good. The living environment is…read morecomfortable. However, the daily service is spotty. Beds not made every day, trash not taken every day, laundry not returned within 24 hours, room not cleaned weekly as scheduled and room maintenance on weekends is not timely. Then there's the chaotic food service at every meal. There is no daily standardization, co-ordination of taking orders, serving of meals. Orders are missed or not delivered, etc. The care staff handles meal service, but they have not been trained at all.

The Cruise Ship DUNWOODY PINES I have lived here since July 2018 and I find it to be a very…read morefriendly place to be. For the previous 5 years starting in March of 2012 I lived with my wife in another senior living facility near KENNESTONE Hospital. It was very much the same as it is here accept they only served one meal a day for most of the Independent living residents, you could upgrade to 3 meals a day at about $50 more a month but we enjoyed making our own breakfast and a sandwich for lunch. Later they added the breakfast after increasing the monthly rent. Otherwise it was much the same as here except it was over $1.000 more in monthly rent. But in June, 2018 my wife said we needed to live separately. I could not afford to live at the same facility, so I started to visit different places in and around Marietta and found this location. It offered every thing that I had before. But at an affordable price. Especially after I prepaid a third of the monthly rent for about 15 months. I would get $700 a month off my rent as long as I live here. So if I decide I need a larger place to live I can upgrade and still get the $700 off the current rate for that size of apartment. But I now live in a studio which provides plenty of room for 1 person. It even has a large walk-in closet hanging on both sides 6' by 8', a kitchen with a full size stove a sink with a garbage disposal, a full size refrigerator, plus extra room where I have a microwave, a toaster oven plus shelf space for groceries and a garbage can. It also has a pantry that I use as storage space for my many odds and ends. When I moved in I did not have any furniture. The maintenance manager had me go with him to the storage room in the building and pick out stuff that had been left when people moved out and I was able to mostly furnish my studio with that. So in closing let me say the staff for the most part are great, pleasant, helpful and know they are there to make your stay as pleasant as it would be if you were on a vacation at a high level resort. I consider this to be like being on a cruise ship. With all your meals provided. Many entertaining things to do on board and many trips to shop and visit plus transportation to your doctors, drugstores, banks and library. I would suggest very strongly for when you retire that you come aboard the Dunwoody Pines and to advance pay $700 for the 15 months and save $700 off of your rent every month you live here over 15 months. Because when you move here you will want to spend the rest of your life on board the ship DUNWOODY PINES and cruise with us to HAPPY TIMES

My 96 year old mother has been living in Dunwoody Place for one year. The med techs are fabulous!!…read more Both service and food in the dining room range from slow and cold to slow and inedible. Front desk staff are excellent. Too much turnover in staffing. The "nurses" I've dealt with are incompetent, failing to receive and process Doctor's Orders in a timely fashion (one incident could have put Mom's life at risk!!). Seriously thinking about how and where to move Mom.

Brighton Gardens memory care is, in my opinion, the worst place a child could take his or her…read morefather or mother. Promises made before the move were not fulfilled, and there are physically and verbally aggressive residents in the facility. Residents go into each others' rooms, sleep in each others' beds, and do not receive the attention they need, from what I've seen. Residents will take each others' food, drink, and silverware while staff seem not to notice. The level of care promised simply is not provided, at least in my parents' case. The environment was also not comfortable or relaxing for my parent, my family, or me. One aggressive resident would grab people hard, and once a resident took her cane to him, with all of this happening in the dining room, which is packed due to size and number of residents. Brighton Gardens memory care was truly the worst place my parent has ever lived. It was so disappointing. Some of the staff members are very kind and nice to the residents, but there simply are not enough staff members, and not all staff are nice and kind (one staff cursed at a resident in front of others). The manager appears to have one or two other facilities to run or jobs, as we rarely saw here there. Brighton Gardens should be ashamed for promising such a wonderful place for those with dementia to live and for not doing so. My parent, in my opinion, was caused a great deal of stress and anxiety in this horrible environment. I would not have even given Brighton Gardens one star, but I had to do so just to make this post.

Very nice rooms. Friendly staff. Sweet "house" dogs that are residents. Better than most other…read morefacilities I toured.

I moved into Heartis in April 2026. I am very impressed with the community and the level of service…read morethey provide. The community is clean, the activities are fun, and the food is great. Everything isn't perfect but they communicate well and keep us updated on new policies, outages and any staffing concerns. The feeling of home that this community brings is why I chose Heartis.

My parents moved in about a month ago and I have been so disappointed in their experience. Long…read morewaits in the dining room, an elevator out of service for days, and lots of mis-mangagment. The folks that work there are very nice, but the building is understaffed and the company that owns Heartis is not treating the residents well with minimal staff and long waits in the building. The building is expensive and the service is poor.

New management, new attitudes!! So many positive changes that I am not having to check in several…read moretimes a day, to see if my Mom is being taken care of. I hope this old team is ready for the next level regime! Good job Brookhaven!

My husband was brought here after a long stay in the hospital. This facility is pretty worn out,…read morefrankly. The tvs in the rooms are on an arm by the bed and have about an 8-inch screen, and they look like they are from the 60's. The physical therapy seems good, and I hope his stay is on the shorter side. In the middle of the night, he had real trouble getting a response to his bell--he had wet himself and needed changing. The food is not the worst I have ever seen, thank goodness. So far, the staff seems good, and in this day and age, it is hard to find help and keep it!

The two Safe Haven properties are wonderful places to consider for elders who are frail and need…read moremore one-one attention than many assisted living communities can provide. The staff are kind and caring and the environment is warm and homelike. And the owners are very involved in both places. Nancy Kriseman L.C.S.W

This place is a great alternative to the larger corporate assisted living communities. It's a…read moresmaller owner operated home with a friendly staff. They go to great lengths to make sure the necessary care is given to your loved one. They even have a garden that the residents can tend to and enjoy the "fruits of their labor". If this is a service you're looking for, then do yourself a favor and check them out.

After 2 yrs it's gotten worse!…read more Management held residents' meetings in July 2024 and Administrator promised to address/fix many issues. Filthy laundry rooms, furniture replacement needs in computer room and common areas, multiple language signage for trash areas, etc. Negative and unhelpful staff interactions with residents, etc. Nothing was changed on any issues discussed. Unsatisfactory conditions in too many common areas continue but we've got a new lobby and dining room. We don't have meals service but CS-B continues to lease our kitchen to outside company. The aging infrastructure is still aging and some things are slowly being replaced or repaired but aesthetics are prioritized. We'd rather have clean functional laundry rooms and computer room without non working printer and scanner. Common areas without stained nasty carpet and furniture, etc. We'd like to walk hallways without smelling nasty oily garlicy cooking odors from leased catering company using our building's kitchen day in and day out. Management/residents communication is also challenging. We receive notifications of repairs but they regularly are inconsistent with actual dates. We are not kept informed about changes in timelines in real time. Our schedules are not considered. The bugs continue to share our space. The now mandated exterminator service is managed by one man. It takes about 4 mos to be in rotation to get every apt sprayed. You can request individually but all 3 bldgs (400+ apts) need service more often. Rudeness, incompetence and bullying continues by most of staff. On the surface this place looks fine but in reality it is a marginal HUD/Atlanta Housing Authority project. If management held their staff accountable, used their available funds (net assets $9M+ for 2024 Schedule 990 per ProPublica website) and prioritized daily residents' needs this could be a positive, safe and healthy place to age but they choose aesthetics to show off to their BOD and prospective residents. They get you in the door with mission statements of caring and integrity but then ignore your requests for the safe, clean apt and common areas you use daily. This is NOT the haven their website indicates IMHO!

OK, so this isn't really the demographic for the average Yelp user...but you may have a parent,…read moregrandparent, aunt/uncle, friend in need. Campbell Stone is a low-income senior housing unit that is directly behind the Publix in Buckhead. I can't say enough about this place. Let's face it, most of these senior housing high rises are depressing, they smell, and feel dirty. One of the few exceptions is Campbell Stone. With qualification for low-income, they take 30% of the residents income for rent, and all utilities are free. If you want cable, it is only $15 a month. Campbell Stone recently went under a $11 million renovation. So all the apartments are in great condition and are a decent size as well. They have food services if you choose, a chapel, a barber shop, a newstand type store, consignment shop, exercise facility, common garden, and a part-time Bank of America branch. They also organize trips to the mall, grocery, movies and excursions to North GA, etc. The best part though, is the service. The employees really do care about the residents, and are friendly and helpful. Twice, my father-in-law was out of town and both times they called wondering where he was, to make sure everything was o.k. That is reassuring. It is amazing that they even notice these things with 15 floors of residents. Security is also good, they wouldn't even let Comcast up to his apt. without his permission. Along with a few newer senior units up in the Brookhaven area, this is one of the best in the Atlanta area. Highly recommend!