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Licensed in Georgia · Stone Mountain & Metro Atlanta

Professional Oversight. Residential Intimacy.

We bridge the gap between impersonal facilities and fragmented homes. Experience Georgia's premier residential-scale elderly care, managed by professional administrators.

Six residents maximum · Awake overnight staffing · Assessment within 48 hours

Sunlit living room in an Anderson Elderly Residences home with deep green walls, linen sofas and gold accents
GA Dept. of Community Health LicensedAlzheimer's Association PartnerBetter Business Bureau AccreditedCPR & First Aid Certified StaffRegistered Memory Care Provider
A caregiver gently holding an elderly resident's hands

The Problem / The Third Way

A Different Kind of Care.

Most families feel forced to choose between massive, cold institutions or small homes that lack professional rigor. Anderson Elderly Residences offers a third way: the warmth of a real home with the institutional excellence of expert administration.

Compliance you can read

Logs, licenses, and staffing plans handed to you on tour.

Care by someone known

Consistent caregiver assignment, never a floor pool.

Written weekly updates

Meals, mood, medications, and appointments.

Care Programs

Two programs, one standard of oversight

Both programs are administrator-managed, licensed, and priced by assessed acuity — no à-la-carte surprises.

Personal Care Home

Assisted Residential Living

Daily living support — bathing, dressing, medication administration, meals, and mobility — inside a real Georgia home with no more than six residents.

  • 1:3 daytime caregiver ratio, awake overnight staffing
  • Medication administration logged and reviewed weekly
  • Physician, podiatry, and lab visits coordinated on-site

From $4,250 / month

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Specialized Dementia Care

Memory Care Hub

A dementia-specific environment within a residential footprint: secured thresholds, cued wayfinding, low-stimulation evenings, and caregivers trained in Alzheimer's Association best practice.

  • Behavior-tracking log reviewed by the administrator every 7 days
  • Sundowning protocol with individualized evening routines
  • Secured egress with delayed-release doors and motion monitoring

From $5,900 / month

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The Advantage

Administrator-as-a-Service

A credentialed administrator carries the operational weight that small homes usually drop and large facilities usually dilute.

Administrator-as-a-Service

Every residence is governed by a credentialed administrator who owns licensure, staffing files, medication audits, and incident reporting — the discipline of a 200-bed facility applied to a six-resident home.

Georgia Compliance, Documented

We build to GA DCH Chapter 111-8-62 requirements: written care plans, staff training hours, fire-drill logs, and resident rights postings kept inspection-ready year round.

One Caregiver, Known By Name

Residents are not rotated through a floor pool. Consistent assignment means a caregiver notices the small change that precedes a fall or an infection.

Clinical Escalation Paths

Standing relationships with home health, hospice, and geriatric psychiatry partners in DeKalb and Gwinnett so acuity changes do not force a move.

Family Reporting Rhythm

A written weekly update: meals, mood, medication changes, appointments, and anything we would want to know if it were our parent.

Transparent Pricing

One monthly rate by assessed acuity level. No à-la-carte incontinence fees, no surprise level-of-care reclassification mid-year.

6

Residents maximum per home

Licensed personal care home capacity.

1:3

Daytime caregiver ratio

Awake staff overnight, every night.

48 hrs

Assessment turnaround

From first call to written care plan.

100%

Administrator-managed

A credentialed administrator owns every file.

What Happens Next

From first call to the first thirty days

You will always know what the next step is, who is doing it, and when it happens.

  1. 01

    The First Call

    Twenty minutes with an administrator — not a call center. We ask about diagnosis, mobility, medications, and what a good day looks like.

  2. 02

    Clinical Assessment

    An in-person or bedside assessment within 48 hours, producing a written acuity level and a plain-language cost figure.

  3. 03

    The Private Tour

    You walk the home, meet the caregiver on shift, and read our medication and incident logs. Bring your hardest question.

  4. 04

    Staged Move-In

    Paperwork, pharmacy transfer, and physician coordination handled by us. Memory care residents move in over three days.

  5. 05

    The First 30 Days

    Weekly written updates and a 30-day care-plan review with the family to adjust routines, diet, and medications.

Family Stories

What families say after the first month

We ask every family to tell us the truth at 30 days. These are their words.

Gia and her team treated my father like their own family, but with the professional efficiency of a top-tier hospital.
Sarah T. · Stone Mountain, GA
The peace of mind knowing a professional administrator is on-site is priceless. I stopped losing sleep the first week.
David R. · Atlanta, GA
We toured nine places. Anderson was the only one that showed us their medication logs before we asked.
Renée M. · Decatur, GA

Common Questions

The answers families ask for first

If your question isn't here, our full FAQ covers licensure, pricing, and acuity changes.

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Come see the home before you decide anything.

Private tours run seven days a week in Stone Mountain. You'll meet the caregiver on shift, walk the rooms, and read our logs.