Assisted Living in Atlanta, GA
50 assisted living communities found
Communities
63 in Atlanta
Published pricing
$2,435 – $9,190/mo
Common amenities
Library, Movie Theater, Garden/Outdoor Spaces
Sandy Springs Personal Care Center
Safe Haven at Brookhaven
Canterbury Court
Lily Home
Albert's House Atlanta
Mitchell's Personal Care Home
Walden Residential - Dunwoody Ga
Safe Haven at Lenox Park
Albert's House Talisman
Albert's House
Pruittplace - Buckhead
King's Bridge Retirement Center
The Retreat at Sandy Springs
Pruittplace - Sandy Springs
Heartis Buckhead
Buckhead Flats
West End Group Home
Charter Senior Living of Vinings
The Piedmont at Buckhead
Berman Commons Assisted Living and Memory Care
Corso Atlanta
Legacy Ridge at Buckhead
Sunrise at Huntcliff Summit
Vernon Springs Senior Living, INC
The Haven at Hammond Glen
Campbell - Stone North Personal Care
Belmont Village Buckhead
The Terraces at Peachtree Hills Place Al
Wesley Woods Towers Pch
Sunrise of Buckhead
Summerset
Hollander Senior Living and Memory Care
Dunwoody Place Personal Care Home
Georgia Life Links
Happy Hearts at Brannen
Living Personal Care Home
Saint Mary's Haven, LLC
Wee Kirk
Orion Star 2 Pch
Home of Love Pch
Beech Haven Opco LLC - Pending
Retreat at Cascade
Nevaehs Care Home, LLC
Villa Palazzo Memory Care Community
Rosaleana's Community Care
Test Pch
Quality Care Senior Living
Life Link at Forrest Circle
Yellow Brick Road Personal Care Home
Inspiration Light
Assisted Living in Atlanta: Frequently Asked Questions
How much does assisted living cost in Atlanta, Georgia?
Among Atlanta communities that publish pricing on Tea and Slippers, monthly costs for assisted living range from about $2,435 to $9,190. Costs vary with apartment size, care level, and included services, and many communities share exact pricing on request.
How many assisted living communities are in Atlanta, Georgia?
Tea and Slippers currently lists 63 assisted living communities in Atlanta, Georgia, with photos, reviews, amenities, and pricing information where available.
How do I pay for assisted living in Georgia?
Families typically pay for assisted living with a mix of private funds, long-term care insurance, and veterans benefits such as Aid & Attendance. Depending on the care setting, Georgia Medicaid waiver programs may also help cover care costs for eligible residents. A community's advisor can walk you through which options apply.
How do I choose the right assisted living community in Atlanta?
Start by comparing communities on care services, staffing, amenities, and reviews, then tour your top two or three. Visit at meal time, ask about staff turnover and care plan pricing, and talk with current residents' families. You can request tours directly from any community page on Tea and Slippers.