Brickmont of Johns Creek sits in Johns Creek and serves adults 55 and over who want independent living, assisted living, or memory care. The community's earned a 3.7 rating from three reviews and has won awards like Best of Senior Living and All Star awards for care and satisfaction, which some folks find important, though it's worth reading the reviews yourself. The facility focuses on making life a bit easier for seniors, offering boutique apartment homes and resort-inspired amenities like a barber/salon, garden, spa/wellness room, and things like a game room, library, fitness room, and walking paths. There are daily activities like movie nights, music programs, educational events, and some resident-run happenings, and you'll find a good range of social, educational, and spiritual programs that change to meet people's interests.
Seniors get services like assisted living help with bathing, dressing, transfers, and medication, and there's regular support from trained aides and staff who've been background-checked. Nursing support runs 12 to 16 hours per day, plus a 24-hour call system and supervision for anyone who needs it. The memory care program is set up with safety in mind for those living with dementia or Alzheimer's, offering routines and spaces that help reduce confusion and wandering. For adults who don't need much help, the independent living set-up gives more freedom and social time without the burden of home upkeep.
Other care includes healthcare coordination, medication management, and home care for companionship and non-medical needs. There are resources for planning care and support tools for caregivers. The campus is wheelchair accessible and has high-speed Wi-Fi throughout. Staff put effort into knowing residents and building lasting, meaningful connections, while offering regular special events, virtual tours, and a website if you want more details. Brickmont of Johns Creek is a continuing care retirement community, so seniors can stay as needs change, moving between different levels of care on the same campus. The facility shows a steady commitment to safety, health, and a full life, but as always, it's a good idea to visit, talk with staff, and see the place in action if you can.
