Dining
Meal preparation and service
Sugar Hill, GA
Assisted Living and Memory Care in Sugar Hill. Confirm current services and availability directly with the community.
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Meal preparation and service
Garden
Fitness programs
Housekeeping and linen services
Community operated transportation
Community-sponsored activities
12-16 hour nursing
Specialized support for people living with Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia.
Learn moreMonthly rates starting at
$4,804 / month
Rates and availability can change. Ask the community for a personalized quote and details about included services.
| Residence | Monthly rate |
|---|---|
| Shared room | $4,804 |
| One bedroom | $5,744 |
| Studio | $6,215 |
Caring, capable and loving staff took care of my type 1 diabetic dad. They rose to the occasion and stayed on top of insulin and sugar as needed. He was in memory care and was always clean, housekeeping was great. He passed at 97 and my family is very satisfied with this facility and the care they provided. I do urge families to visit often and be a part of the care team.
Back in 2022 when my dad, who had dementia, was not doing well, and had just been evicted from his previous memory care unit, for needing too much care and being very difficult and overactive, I could not find any other place in the Atlanta metro area that would take my dad in. He was stuck in the VA hospital while we tried to find a new place for him to live. I was referred to Magnolia by someone who said "the director there is great, she will take your dad, and they serve as a place where you don't need to move your loved one again". My father finally passed away recently, but his 3 years…
Back in 2022 when my dad, who had dementia, was not doing well, and had just been evicted from his previous memory care unit, for needing too much care and being very difficult and overactive, I could not find any other place in the Atlanta metro area that would take my dad in. He was stuck in the VA hospital while we tried to find a new place for him to live. I was referred to Magnolia by someone who said "the director there is great, she will take your dad, and they serve as a place where you don't need to move your loved one again". My father finally passed away recently, but his 3 years there were very peaceful, they took good care of him, and the staff was always very friendly, and the other residents also seemed content and well taken care of. In terms of the facility, what really stood out from other places my dad lived at and ones I did tours of, is Magnolia has wide open hallways, tall ceilings, a nice porch area for when the weather is nicer, a nice view and grass and landscaping out front for a walk or wheelchair venture. It is not cramped, small, depressing, with an unhappy staff like many places seem to have. It is also very affordable relative to other places. I highly recommend Magnolia if you find yourself needing to have your loved one live in a memory care, or other assisted living unit (the two types are on two separate floors).
Don’t leave your family members here. Caregivers could care less about the residents health or safety. Barely bathing or changing residents,The executive director of the building knows nothing about the abuse of the residents or lack of care in the building and all other managers barely step up. Building is unsanitary with roaches and the owners see nothing but dollar signs. Place should be shut down!
I toured Magnolia Senior Living at Sugar Hill. It did look very good to me. The place was nice and clean. Everybody looks taken care of. I liked their game rooms. They had a lot more than where she was at. The size of the room was nice. It was like a little studio apartment. The staff was friendly. The facility was spacious, had a lot of grounds, and a patio area with the benches and stuff where they cook out.
Super helpful staff who went above and beyond to make sure my mom was well taken care of. Hat's-off to Charlotte R.
So we had to move my mom to Magnolia in 11/23. I have to say I had my reservations reading some of the reviews, but there is always best first hand experience. Yes my mom still wants to go home but I have peace of mind knowing mom is being cared for. The staff on the memory care unit really care for their patients. Now I still think they are under staffed but they make sure they are cared for. They make sure the residents eat on time. They have a lot of great activities if the residents participate. Overall I am very pleased with mom's care. I DO recommend Magnolia for your loved ones. The staff are all very professional and I go there almost every day. hope no one has to but reality of life when you do Magnolia is a very good place to start.
They have a beautiful facility with caring staff and administrators. I could not have envisioned having this kind of experience in a long term care facility. The setting lends itself to calmness and a safe environment for its residents.
Tried to get in touch with the owner of the business to speaking to him about something he applied for. And I have never gotten onto the phone with someone as rude as whoever works at that front desk. I asked if he was available to which it was a no then I asked how would be the best way to contact she then yelled and hung up the phone. Horrible customer service.