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Johns Creek Community Update

We have an exciting update -- we are NOW OPEN! We have received our assisted living and memory care licensure and have begun to schedule move-ins. Call us today to schedule your personalized tour of our community! To learn [...]

September 2024 Newsletter

The cooler temps are allowing residents more time in the outdoors. From scenic bus tours to enjoying the new courtyard addition, the fun and activities are just starting to ramp up! Be sure to follow us on social [...]

6 Surprising Discounts for Seniors

As we get older, we can gain more than just wisdom. Many retailers and service providers offer special discounts exclusively for senior citizens. These discounts can lead to significant savings, allowing retirement funds to go further. If you are [...]

August 2024 Newsletter

To beat the summer heat, we’ve had plenty of fun activities happening around the community. From card games, exercise sessions, and indoor volleyball, the residents are staying active and having a blast! Be sure to follow us on social [...]

6 Grocery Shopping Tips for Seniors

Nutrition matters in all stages of life, and this is especially true as you age. The nutrients you consume will promote health and longevity as an older adult. Balanced nutrition starts with choices made in the grocery store aisles. [...]

How to Transition Your Parent Into Memory Care

Assisted living and memory care communities are supportive environments that can provide cognitive health services to help seniors enjoy life to the fullest. But deciding when it’s time for a parent or loved one to transition into assisted living can [...]

5 Simple Exercises to Help Improve Your Arthritis

According to the CDC, about 53 million adults in the United States currently have arthritis. While this painful (and even debilitating) illness can impact anyone, almost 50 percent of Americans with diagnosable arthritis are seniors over age 65.  Chronic [...]

How to Navigate Dementia in Your Relationship

According to the CDC, 80 percent of Americans with dementia receive care in their homes from a family member. Helping your loved one—particularly a significant other or spouse—deal with the complexities of their diagnosis can be complicated.   If you’re [...]

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