The Phoenix at Dallas is a senior living community in Paulding County with a focus on helping adults age 55 and up live active, independent lives, and the leadership here has over thirty years of experience serving seniors in the Southeast, which seems to make a difference in how the community is run. This place offers several levels of care, with unique terms for their services and buildings, so anyone from healthy, independent seniors to folks who need memory care or skilled nursing can find a spot here, and the same campus means people can get more help as their needs change. There are 56 independent living cottages, all one-story, and each cottage has two bedrooms, full baths, a family-style kitchen, laundry, a family room, and both front and back covered porches with an attached one-car garage, and the floor plans come in 1,090 and 1,125 square feet, all with lots of natural light and open layouts. The cottages and the independent senior apartments are professionally managed and have modern finishes, while the whole area has walking paths, a clubhouse, outdoor pool with a cabana that's heated in the summer, a bocce court, and big outdoor games like life-sized chess and checkers, plus private patios on the cottages, so people have places to relax or meet up with friends.
The starting price for independent living is $4,450 per month. Residents have access to transportation, parking, and various social activities, many of which the residents choose themselves, along with group outings and a vibrant social environment aimed at making a retirement both active and low on hassles. There's a full-service salon, regular nutritious meals made by chefs using quality ingredients, and a staff known for being friendly and kind, although, of course, every day can be different. People who need more help can use assisted living, memory care for dementia or Alzheimer's, skilled nursing, home care, respite stays, or residential care homes all built into the community, and the Phoenix Signature Programming offers ongoing events and wellness options intended to keep minds and bodies active.
The facility emphasizes comfort and convenience, making daily life a bit easier-there are tools for planning, glossaries, support for caregivers, and real resident stories, even a "Time to Get Ready Documentary," to help families and future residents know what to expect. They explain the ways to help pay for senior living, like selling a house or using insurance or VA benefits. If families like, they can tour the campus, meet staff and residents, and see the dining and activities themselves, which often gives a sense of how folks live here. The community keeps a verified license with checks twice a year and has been recognized with awards like Best of Senior Living and Best Activities in Senior Living, though awards don't tell the whole story. Memory care has secure layouts to help reduce confusion and keep residents safe from wandering, and the staff is trained for specialized help. The Phoenix at Dallas gives seniors a place to connect with friends, find support, and live life with as much independence as possible while getting care when they need it.
