Independent living in Johns Creek
Johns Creek became a city in 2006, formed from the northeast corner of Fulton County along the Chattahoochee River. If your parent lives here, it helps to know that Emory Johns Creek Hospital, with its own emergency department, is on Hospital Parkway in the city. For Johns Creek residents 62 and older, the city's Park Place program at Newtown Park offers classes and activities, 678-512-3430. Fulton County's STARline, 404-613-6000, is the line for county senior services questions, including rides. Empowerline, the Atlanta Regional Commission's free aging resource line, is at 404-463-3333.
Look over the places listed here, and keep a few notes as you go. They help when the choices start to blur.
4 communities
Ashwood Meadows is an independent living community on Medlock Bridge Road in Johns Creek, run by Hawthorn Senior Living. There are no care services here — it's apartments for people who don't need help with daily tasks, with three meals a day, housekeeping and transportation included in one rate. Live-in managers are on site, and residents can stay at any of Hawthorn's 70-plus communities around the country through its travel program.
What it costs here
Not enough communities in Johns Creek publish a starting price for a median to mean anything yet — it takes 5. We’d rather say that than average two numbers and call it a market rate.
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