Belmont Village

Really positive experience. My only wish is that they went outside more and had better food.

Belmont Village has proved to provide a safe, friendly, secure environment for my mom.

We toured this community when we were looking into memory care options for our loved one. This was a nice enough looking place, and the people all seemed friendly. However, for the price we found other options that we thought had a better staff to resident ratio, as well as more room space.

It is a nice upscale living facility. It is expensive. My Aunt's apartment is about $8,500 a month. Full of activities. The staff is the best and the "circle of friends" caters to those with mid-level dementia. The activities director, nurses, and assistants are great. I think it is easier to fit in if your loved one is real social and not shy.

Very pleasant environment. Angel was helpful and caring. Food appeared to appeal to different tastes. It smelled good not like some senior homes.

large facility with a unit for memory care. The memory care unit is well-designed and the rooms are large.

Nice property, waiting list. Expensive.

Very nice, quite pricey with a lot of nickel and diming. Still a very nice facility.

Although the facility is a bit older than the other communities I have visited. It is clean and well maintained. Their program is designed by Vanderbilt University. They have a nurse on staff full time to administer medications and deal with minor health issues.

Very impressed with this facility. Great food menu. Beautiful rooms. All inclusive. Expensive.

Very nice facility....this is one of two that we will consider as we move forward with dad and his condition

We really like it so far! It took my loved one a bit of time to adjust, but now that she has settled in she really seems to be enjoying it as well. The people here are exceptionally nice, and the care they provide is very good. They take great care of the residents, and they like to make sure the family stays included as well! They have a lot of activities and amenities, and do a great job with the food. Really the only problem we've had is some confusion when it comes to their billing process. Overall it is a very nice place, and we would definitely recommend them!

I am very pleased with the environment, care and available activities at Belmont Village, Green Hills. My brother has received excellent care there and his medical, physical and mental condition has greatly improved. The staff and service are exceptional and the dining service is superior.

Belmont Village Johns Creek is a good place for your love one to live. The staff that help your loved one are great. We feel Communication between some employees and family members needs to be improved. The receptionists are great. Always helpful and smiling. If you need anything, ask the receptionist, they follow through. The residents seem to be happy and smiling all the time. Their dining room is spacious for the residents. The food is good. My father in-law was impressed with the dinning room and food. We were told they had gardening for the residents, and my father-in-law was looking forward to this, but they don't let the residents care for the plants after they are planted. We were disappointed. He doesn't play games and this was something he could, and would relate to. So far my father-in-law is happy, and that's all that counts. We feel he is getting the care he needs. Overall we would recommend Belmont Village.

This place was great - very homey and lots of activities. Great staff. But also the most expensive. They were hesitant about taking my father as a resident because he is combative. So overall we decided to cross this place off the list.

Very nice environment. Pretty decor. I liked the fact that it is smaller and all on one level. The intermix of the assisted and independent has pros and cons, but I do like the 24/7 nurse availability and the option for more than one meal. The memory care neighborhood was so big! I liked that it had room for people with dementia to move around if they are ambulatory. The amenities were nice as well and the staff was friendly. I came on a sunday when I know there is usually less staff, but there was a nurse, several PALs, the Executive director, and a maintenance supervisor as well. The floor plans are nice- several options. It seemed secure to me.

On the value – it costs a lot – so it’s hard to rate – just going on the cost – I’d have to give them a three. They have a great memory care program. They divide ‘circle of friends’ activities to cognitive levels – this is one of the reasons we chose this community.

Loved that first point of contact is with licensed social worker Debbie. She was knowledgeable, personable, and helpful in assessing Mom's personality type. Facility is good, and all the staff and management I met were very personable and sincerely interested in knowing Mom. They have a unique, interesting program for brain health called 'Circle of Friends'. It looks very good; however, I do not think Mom would participate. It would seem too much like being back in school for her. All that she enjoys now is talking with people, watching TV, eating, and watching people or scenery. The basic assisted living program may be more for her.

Very nice. Convenient. Caregivers interact well with residents. Expensive.

I toured Belmont Village before it opened, so I cannot comment on whether or not residents seemed to be happy. I will say that every staff member greeted me with a smile, and they all seemed very committed to providing residents with a positive experience that enriched their bodies, minds, and souls. Their memory program is outstanding - they have a fully detailed and themed schedule for every single day of the year - I think it was called "Circle of Friends." The activities are specifically catered for those with memory impairment. All of the room layouts seemed comfortable, and the interior and exterior of the building are sooo beautiful. My only concern would be that it was a bit confusing to get around.