The Terraces at Peachtree Hills Place sits in Atlanta, Georgia, and has many kinds of living and care options for older adults. The campus feels calm and comfortable, with spaces like fine dining rooms, art studios, walking trails, a dog park, and even two croquet courts for a bit of friendly competition, where the Croquet Club is a member of the United States Croquet Association. Residents get a high level of support, with a club and lodge serving chef-prepared meals, a wellness clinic, and indoor pools for swimming or water aerobics, plus gyms for exercise classes like yoga and Pilates, and there's even personal trainers who come right to you for fitness planning when you want. People here have their pick of nice floorplans, some with private balconies, like The Ansley and The Chadwick, and there's a member portal so family can stay involved.
Help is always around, since there's caregivers and nurses on-site all day and night, with a care partner to member ratio of 1:5, plus a medical director stops in regularly. Doctors, nurses, and therapists help with daily needs, routine checkups, and different kinds of therapy. There's a mix of care, too, like assisted living, skilled nursing, memory care, and short-term rehab for when someone needs help getting back on their feet after surgery or an illness.
For folks with memory loss or dementia, there's Garden House, Mountain House, and Lake House, all designed with different stages and needs in mind-one's quieter, one's more supportive for harder days, and the care team always tries to meet each person where they are, with specific people like a Memory Care Guide and specially trained care partners involved. There's also the River House for mild cognitive issues, and the Farm House for folks who need more hands-on help. Staff has experience and good attitudes, and residents mention the rooms as clean and open.
There are a lot of ways to stay busy, like club meetings, classes, and cultural events with guest speakers or theater. The community runs on a life plan model, so if needs change, help is available without having to leave familiar surroundings. The staff offers specialized help with daily living, meals (often made to follow a Mediterranean diet), laundry, housekeeping, and transportation, and there are planned activities every week-ballroom gatherings, gardening, woodworking, and plenty of social spaces for friends and family to visit. People often appreciate the thoughtful design, personal care, and variety of activities, which bring neighbors together and keep life interesting, even on slow days.
