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Memory Care Facilities in Dunwoody, Dekalb Georgia

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Chris Lyboldt

Chris and Daryl Lyboldt have a passion for working with seniors. When Daryl’s father required daily care, they experienced the complexity of finding and funding the ideal senior care community for him. The need that many Atlanta families had in helping their loved ones transition from their homes into a senior living community became very clear. This led them to bring Senior Care Authority to Atlanta, Georgia.

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BRIGHTON GARDENS OF DUNWOODY

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5610 HAMPTON PARK DRIVE DUNWOODY, Georgia 30338 USA

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Capacity 115

COUNTRY GARDENS DUNWOODY

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4594 BARCLAY DRIVE DUNWOODY, Georgia 30338 USA

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Capacity 50

PHOENIX AT DUNWOODY THE

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4484 N SHALLOWFORD ROAD DUNWOODY, Georgia 30338 USA

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Capacity 80

SUMMER'S LANDING TILLY MILL

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4821 N PEACHTREE ROAD DUNWOODY, Georgia 30338 USA

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Capacity 30

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Common Terms

Skilled Nursing Facility (SNF) State-licensed facilities that provide a safe, therapeutic environment for individuals who require rehabilitative care or can no longer live independently due to medical requirements. Also known as nursing homes or convalescent homes.
Diabetes A disorder in which the pancreas produces too little insulin with the result that the body is unable to adequately metabolize sugar.
Chronic disease A disease or condition that lasts over a long period of time and typically cannot be cured, often associated with a disability.
Adaptive/Assistive Equipment An appliance or device which assists an individual in caring for themselves or performing work or leisure activities.