Every resident’s journey is different. The Landing Senior Living offers multiple care options so residents can receive the support they need while maintaining independence. Our communities provide independent living, assisted living, memory care, and respite care services in a welcoming environment designed for comfort and safety.
A maintenance free lifestyle designed for active adults who want more ease, connection, and freedom in their day to day life.
Personalized support with daily activities, balanced with independence in a comfortable and community driven environment.
A thoughtful bridge between assisted living and memory care, providing added support as needs begin to change.
Specialized care in a secure and structured environment, designed to support those living with Alzheimer’s or other forms of dementia.
Receive care and services needed, while maintaining flexibility based on individual situations and timelines.
Each Landing community offers a warm, welcoming environment where residents can live comfortably while receiving the level of support they need. Explore our locations to learn about available living options, amenities, pricing and floor plans.
Choosing the right senior living community can feel overwhelming. Our resources and articles provide guidance, answers to common questions, and helpful insights for families exploring their options.
Halloween happens right at dusk, with a doorbell that keeps ringing and strangers in costumes on the porch. For a parent with memory changes, it can be one of the hardest evenings of the year, and one of the clearest windows into how they are really doing. Here is what to watch for and how to help.
VA Aid and Attendance can add up to $2,424 a month for a single wartime veteran who needs help with daily activities, and surviving spouses can qualify too. Many families never hear about it. This guide covers who qualifies, how assisted living costs factor in, and how to apply in Georgia.
Thanksgiving is often the first long, in-person visit in months, and it’s when a lot of families finally see what has been changing at home. This guide walks through noticing what matters, getting your siblings on the same page, and starting the senior living conversation with Mom without turning the holiday into an argument.
Every fall comes with a to-do list: leaves, gutters, pine straw, and a dozen small jobs around the house. How your parent handles that list can tell you a lot about how life at home is really going. Here are six questions to ask this season, and what the answers can mean.
Halloween happens right at dusk, with a doorbell that keeps ringing and strangers in costumes on the porch. For a parent with memory changes, it can be one of the hardest evenings of the year, and one of the clearest windows into how they are really doing. Here is what to watch for and how to help.
When the clocks fall back on November 1, evenings in Northeast Georgia get dark before dinner. For many older adults, that one change makes small struggles harder to manage and easier for families to notice. Here is what to watch for, and how to know when Assisted Living may be the right next step.
Our communities provide a combination of comfortable amenities and professional care services to support residents’ health, safety, and daily well-being.
