Welcome! At Magnolia, we devotedly nurture the independence and well-being of seniors. Our mission is provide warming care while preserving joy, respect and dignity. Seniors should not only age with grace but also live a well and vibrant life. We aim to set a new standard of excellence for senior care services across Georgia. Our care is designed to exceed expectations rather than simply meet a need.
Whether it’s for yourself or a loved one, the decision to transition to assisted living is never an easy one. Magnolia understands that while needs change over time, age cannot diminish the desire to live a full life. At Magnolia, you’ll never have to choose between the care you need and the life you want. From the moment you arrive, your new home at Magnolia will open a life of possibilities. Good friends, great food, enchanting music, a change of pace, and much to do.
Take an exercise class. Learn how to paint. Share your stories with local school children. Attend antique car shows that come to you. Get your hands dirty in your own vegetable garden. Curl up with a good book under the gracious expanse of a covered porch.
Rest assured. Magnolia’s top-notch reputation is backed by our stellar annual surveys.
This is Magnolia Senior Living. Your best life is waiting.
At Magnolia Senior Living, we care for our residents as we would our own family. Our goal of overall wellness is incorporated into every aspect of our assisted living with apartment style suites, individually tailored activities, and purposeful interaction.
Magnolia Senior Living specializes in managing the highs and lows of individuals living with Alzheimer’s, dementia and other types of cognitive impairments. We understand the affects memory loss can have on the entire family.
Commitment to Collaboration and Respect
Magnolia Senior Living— respect and dignity is the core of quality care. We strive to help our residents continue an engaging, meaningful, quality life. We make every possible effort to provide a safe, stress-free, and encouraging environment.
