The Addison of Alpharetta

I’ve had the opportunity to see the recent updates at The Addison of Alpharetta, and the transformation is impressive! The refreshed spaces feel bright and welcoming. The team creates an atmosphere that feels comfortable, engaged, and supportive for both residents and families

My husband lived in memory care at the Addison of Alpharetta for two years prior to his death in May 2026. I loved the facility and my husband was very happy there. The care givers and med techs were very attentive to his needs and did a wonderful job helping him with the tasks of daily living that he could no longer complete on his own. They were also friendly and willing to chat with him. The management is dedicated to making the lives of the residents fulfilling. An activities director for memory care organizes games that the residents enjoy and brings in singers who sing the soundtracks of the years that the memory care residents remember. In addition, I often took my husband to activities in Assisted Living where he was welcomed and which he greatly enjoyed. Just prior to his death he and I watched a magic show and a movie there. I was originally drawn to this institution by the large size of the rooms which allowed me to bring furniture from home and make the room look like an extension to our house. Recently the entire building was redecorated including the common rooms in memory care which are newly painted with new furniture. This contributes to the atmosphere, which is very pleasant and calming. In the dining room the meals are very good and the menu is varied. There are two choices for the main meal in addition to some everyday offerings. There are many more good things I could say about life at the Addison. They provide transportation to doctor appointments, which is very helpful if your loved one cannot get into or out of the car easily. If you ever have concerns about anything, you can bring them to management and especially to the managing director, Lauren Mueller, who always listens and works to resolve issues. If anyone is looking for a memory care for their loved one, I would suggest touring the Addison. I think it really is the best in Atlanta.

Our family had a wonderful experience with The Addison of Alpharetta. Both my mother and father were residents there, and I can say with complete confidence that the level of care, professionalism, and compassion shown by the staff was exceptional. From the moment they arrived, the team made them feel welcome, respected, and truly at home. The staff consistently went above and beyond—not just meeting their needs, but building genuine relationships with them. It gave our family real peace of mind knowing they were in such capable and caring hands. The facility itself is beautiful (recently renovated), clean, and thoughtfully maintained. There is a warm, inviting atmosphere that makes it feel more like a community than a typical assisted living residence. The activities, dining, and overall environment contributed greatly to their quality of life. I’m incredibly grateful for the care my parents received at The Addison. I would highly recommend it to anyone looking for a safe, supportive, and welcoming place for a loved one.

Came with my coworkers for a volunteer event and we had a fantastic time. We played bingo with the residents for the afternoon and it was an absolute blast. Each and every one of the staff members was extremely kind and accommodating. Absolutely had a blast and can't wait to return for another volunteer event. The facility is well run and the staff cares. I would be happy to be a resident there or have any one of my family members become a resident.