Campbell-Stone Sandy Springs is a non-profit retirement community in Atlanta's Northside neighborhood, serving seniors 62 and older, and people with physical impairments, where you'll find apartment suites with private balconies and designs that help residents with mobility needs, like roll-in showers, grab bars, lower sinks, and peepholes. The place has efficiency, one-bedroom, and two-bedroom apartments, all with private walk-in closets and all utilities included except for the phone, and some units meet the Uniform Federal Accessibility Standards, which means folks with physical limits can live comfortably. There's always help available, with a caring staff present 24/7 for emergencies, a resident service desk that's open all day and night, and a team to help move someone from a bed to a wheelchair or assist with insulin checks for people managing diabetes.
Meals are included, which helps save on groceries, and there are onsite restrooms, wheelchair access everywhere, and parking if someone drives or is visiting. Life at Campbell-Stone Sandy Springs means days can be pretty lively and social, with regular activities like arts and crafts, Tai Chi, game nights, bingo, movie night, flower arranging, book clubs, Bible studies, happy hour, meditation groups, exercise programs, and birthday parties. Residents enjoy a computer center, a men's dining club, card and game rooms, a library, a media center, chaplain services, and even outings to museums, the theater, local restaurants, and the aquarium, plus popular Braves games and sports viewing events.
People here can join in health and wellness seminars, enjoy personal care help like bathing or medicine reminders if needed, join intergenerational programs, and can take part in cultural or spiritual events. Dining tends to match what most would want, focusing on nutritious meals and sometimes including dining demos. The common indoor spaces make room for chats and friendships, while a monthly activity calendar aims to keep everyone moving and social, with an activities director overseeing health, wellness, and life enrichment services.
The building meets accessibility standards, and there's an emergency communication system and smoke alarms in each unit, an elevator for upper floors, and extra safety features like bathroom grab bars and visual or audio help tools. There are affordable options for those who qualify for Section 8 rental assistance, and the team offers independent living, assisted living, memory care, adult day care, rehab, and even some home health services. People with dementia or Alzheimer's can benefit from secure memory care areas designed to limit wandering and help with comfort. Staff can also provide companion services and non-medical home care if someone prefers to stay in their apartment.
Living at Campbell-Stone Sandy Springs means being close to major highways, hospitals, stores, restaurants, and public transport, so getting out and about is practical, too. The community works to provide safe, quality living with dignity and respect in an environment that puts relationships, activity, comfort, and care at the center of what they do, and while no place is perfect, the folks here have worked hard to offer a solid mix of support, connection, and affordability for older adults from many backgrounds.
