Silver Leaf Senior sits on a quiet, one-acre lot surrounded by nature in Tucker, GA, with a property address at 2001 Clearview Ave in Doraville and is designed for older adults who want safety, comfort, and different levels of care all in one place since it offers independent living, assisted living, memory care, and even full nursing care if that's needed later on, so people can move in while they're still active and stay as their needs change. This place has 90 units in a garden-style building, mostly suites and apartments, built in 2016, and you'll find different choices, like studios, 1-bedroom, and 2-bedroom units, with private bathrooms, kitchenettes, climate control, and furnished rooms with some tasteful basic furniture, although there aren't any patios, balconies, or garages, and pets aren't allowed, which some folks might care about, and there aren't any fully accessible ADA units either.
Inside, you'll see clean common areas, community rooms, and a dining hall where they serve three meals a day, plus snacks, and meals can be made for allergies or special diets, which eases a lot of worry for folks who need that sort of thing; they even have scheduled activities every day, from art and socials to movie nights and exercise classes, so most days have something to get people out of their rooms if they want. Silver Leaf Senior takes medical support seriously, with medication management, help for folks with things like diabetes or managing catheters or colostomies, and a dedicated, trained staff available day and night, and every room has a call system so someone will always respond in minutes, which some families find reassuring.
Memory care for Alzheimer's and dementia is part of the services, and the building is secured and set back from the road, with fire sprinklers and alarms for safety, as well as an elevator for getting between the three main stories plus a lower level. Outdoors, there are gardens, walking paths, and places to sit and talk or just breathe a bit, and housekeeping comes weekly to handle chores so folks can focus on enjoying the days rather than cleaning.
There's no central air, but each apartment has electric heat and there's a pool, a fitness center, a business center, and washer-dryer hookups in units, and while there's cable and wireless internet, you won't see black stainless steel appliances or any EV charging stations, and there aren't pet deposits or any sort of pet accommodations at all. The building sits on 5.3 acres with parking, and although it feels private, it's near MARTA rail, about 0.8 miles from Doraville station, making it easier for visitors or group outings. Residents have access to scheduled transportation for trips offsite, and all the utilities, meals, housekeeping, and lawn care get bundled in one monthly price, so people know what to expect. The place is privately owned and managed, and because the complex is four stories, screened by tall trees, many apartments feel quiet and somewhat apart from the busy world outside, which can be comforting. The staff supports people who need extra help with daily tasks but also encourages as much independence as residents want, tailoring care to each person, and there are community-sponsored events and activities to help create a welcoming, comfortable atmosphere.
