Independent living · DeKalb
9.0Enjoy ScorePhilips Tower is a 10-story HUD-subsidized apartment building in downtown Decatur for independent adults 62 and older on a low or fixed income. It's run by Presbyterian Homes of Georgia, a nonprofit Christian ministry started in 1949. Rent is 30% of a resident's adjusted gross income; the building is on a lease hold during renovations, and the waitlist is currently expected to run about two years.
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Based on 13 recency-weighted reviews and its state inspection record.
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We don’t hold an inspection record for Philips Tower. That is not the same as a clean one — it means Georgia hasn’t published one we could match to this community, or we haven’t got to it yet. You can search the state’s own records at Georgia’s facility lookup ↗, and we’d be glad to hear what you find.
13 reviews counted
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