Ivy Hall Assisted Living sits in a quiet spot on State Bridge Road in Johns Creek, Georgia, where neighbors and the staff get to know each other, and you can see folks out on the walking paths or gathering in good-sized outdoor spaces, and it's the kind of place that has well-kept grounds and plenty of trees if you like shade. The place is licensed for just six residents, making it easier to know everyone's name, and they keep things simple with all-inclusive pricing so you don't have to worry about different fees stacking up. Ivy Hall Assisted Living focuses on both assisted living and memory care, so people who need help with bathing, dressing, walking, or managing medicine can get that support, and there are extra programs like reminiscence activities for folks with Alzheimer's or other cognitive needs, making it easier for residents who might need more structure in their day.
There's always staff on-site, and there's a call system for help at any time-plus, nurses are there for twelve to sixteen hours a day to handle medical needs or emergencies, and the team works with outside healthcare providers and nearby places like Emory Johns Creek Hospital if residents need to go out for doctor's visits. Ivy Hall Assisted Living has several room styles, with studio apartments, single rooms, and semi-private options, and each space has comfortable furniture and emergency alert features. Residents get three home-cooked meals a day-all in a restaurant-style setting, usually in a lovely dining room-and there's always a professional chef handling meal prep, which helps keep things steady and familiar.
You'll find a good mix of things to do, with reading rooms, a library, and a movie theater for entertainment, plus regular activities like movie nights, social events, music and pet therapy, and art plans, as well as fitness programs, board games, bridge club, cards, current events, Bible study, and even a resident band now and then, and there's always the chance to have happy hour or chat with friends outside during warmer weather. On-site, residents can get to a hot tub, sauna, fitness area, and barber or beauty shop, and a mobile stylist often visits if someone needs a haircut. The staff help arrange rides for medical appointments, church, or errands, which is helpful for folks who don't drive. Ivy Hall Assisted Living takes in adults 55 and up and works to help everyone stay as independent as possible, no matter if someone uses a wheelchair or needs help moving around. Both full-time and respite care are available, so someone can stay short or long-term based on what they need, and hospice care is an option as well, which many families appreciate when the time comes.
The community stands out for its small size, friendly staff, and calm setting, with common rooms like an ice cream parlor and inviting spaces for leisure, plus an emergency support system and smooth move-in help to make things less stressful. Ivy Hall Assisted Living has a long-time focus on emotional, spiritual, and physical health and always pays attention to the needs of seniors, giving a sense that it's a real community where folks can feel at home.
