Pricing ranges from
    $3,995 – 8,800/month

    The Georgian Lakeside

    1070 Hardscrabble Rd, Roswell, GA, 30075
    • Independent living
    • Assisted living
    • Memory care
    AnonymousLoved one of resident
    3.0

    Excellent staff, uneven management; monitor

    I moved my mother into the memory care unit and, in short, the place is beautiful - lake views, great amenities, varied activities and many truly caring caregivers who helped her health and spirits. The memory-care team is often outstanding and resident engagement is high, with good food and a homey atmosphere. That said, I've seen worrying inconsistencies: high staff turnover, a change in management with poor communication, occasional unsafe logistics (front door/after-hours access, busy road), and isolated but serious cleanliness/neglect incidents. My experience was therefore mixed - exceptional day-to-day care from many staff, but uneven administration and oversight. I'd recommend for the strong memory care and facilities, but only with close monitoring and clear communication from leadership.

    Pricing

    $3,995+/moSemi-privateAssisted Living
    $4,995+/moStudioAssisted Living
    $5,400+/mo1 BedroomAssisted Living
    $8,800+/mo2 BedroomAssisted Living

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    Amenities

    Healthcare services

    • Activities of daily living assistance
    • Assistance with bathing
    • Assistance with dressing
    • Assistance with transfers
    • Medication management
    • Mental wellness program

    Healthcare staffing

    • 12-16 hour nursing
    • 24-hour call system
    • 24-hour supervision

    Meals and dining

    • Diabetes diet
    • Meal preparation and service
    • Restaurant-style dining
    • Special dietary restrictions

    Room

    • Air-conditioning
    • Cable
    • Fully furnished
    • Housekeeping and linen services
    • Kitchenettes
    • Private bathrooms
    • Telephone
    • Wifi

    Memory care community services

    • Mild cognitive impairment
    • Specialized memory care programming

    Transportation

    • Community operated transportation
    • Transportation arrangement
    • Transportation arrangement (non-medical)

    Common areas

    • Beauty salon
    • Computer center
    • Dining room
    • Fitness room
    • Gaming room
    • Garden
    • Outdoor space
    • Small library
    • Wellness center

    Community services

    • Concierge services
    • Fitness programs
    • Move-in coordination

    Activities

    • Community-sponsored activities
    • Planned day trips
    • Resident-run activities
    • Scheduled daily activities

    4.54 · 134 reviews

    Overall rating

    1. 5
    2. 4
    3. 3
    4. 2
    5. 1
    • Care

      4.4
    • Staff

      4.4
    • Meals

      4.1
    • Amenities

      4.4
    • Value

      3.2

    Pros

    • Caring, compassionate and personable staff
    • Knowledgeable and professional caregivers
    • Strong memory care/dementia program (Emory IMC affiliation mentioned)
    • LPN on each shift
    • Deficiency-free state survey
    • Boutique-hotel, luxury aesthetic and décor
    • New, clean and well-maintained building
    • Lake views and balconies
    • Spacious suite options, some with kitchenettes and two-room layouts
    • Wide range of on-site amenities (movie theater, beauty parlor, spa/whirlpool)
    • Bistro/coffee area, tavern and luxurious dining room
    • Active, varied activities program with outings, field trips and presentations
    • Engaging Activities Director and social Bistro scene
    • All-inclusive pricing and predictable budgeting
    • Concierge service, security key fobs and check-in kiosk
    • Multiple elevators and accessible common areas
    • Smooth move-ins and strong transition support from leasing/marketing teams
    • Family-centered, whole-person approach to care
    • Staff frequently know residents’ names and family connections
    • Well-kept grounds and attractive common spaces
    • Proactive COVID-19 precautions and good pandemic handling
    • Positive resident engagement and social atmosphere
    • Helpful, responsive leasing and administrative staff (in many reports)
    • High overall family satisfaction and many strong recommendations
    • Opportunities for family involvement and personalized care

    Cons

    • Understaffing and high staff turnover reported
    • Inconsistent communication from administration and medical staff
    • Isolated but serious allegations of neglect and unsanitary rooms
    • New management or leadership changes linked to declining care in some reports
    • Variable dining quality (processed/boxed meals, too salty, inconsistent assistance)
    • Residents sometimes left without help to eat or not checked on regularly
    • Security and visitor-monitoring concerns at front desk
    • Unreliable electronic key fobs and after-hours access issues
    • Long walking distances to dining and heavy doors affecting accessibility
    • Billing inaccuracies and unclear move-in instructions in some cases
    • Inconsistent adjustment of care plans and pay-scale concerns
    • Corporate events occasionally intrude into dining/resident spaces
    • Some reviewers describe micromanagement or feeling oversold
    • Safety concerns related to nearby fast road and entrance/exit
    • Two-person lift policy noted as restrictive or concerning
    • After-hours responsiveness sometimes lacking (no response reported)
    • Mixed reports on cleanliness and maintenance in certain units
    • Occasional disruptive behaviors from residents with dementia in common areas
    • High cost and concerns about value for money
    • Some accounts of insensitive leadership or poor family bereavement communication

    Summary review

    Overall sentiment: The Georgian Lakeside earns a strong majority of highly positive reviews emphasizing compassionate caregiving, attractive new facilities, robust amenities, and an active social program. Many reviewers describe the community as boutique-hotel–like: newly built, beautifully decorated, and well-maintained, with lake views, wide halls, multiple elevators, and numerous resident-focused spaces (movie theater, beauty parlor, spa with whirlpool, bistro, tavern and luxurious dining room). Families repeatedly praise the warm welcome, staff who know residents’ names, smooth move-ins, and the sense that residents are engaged and happy. Several objective quality indicators are highlighted favorably, including an LPN on each shift, a deficiency-free state survey, and an Emory IMC affiliation for dementia care. The community’s all-inclusive pricing, concierge/check-in amenities, and predictable budgeting are also frequently noted as positives.

    Care quality and staff: The dominant theme across reviews is praise for staff — described as kind, compassionate, knowledgeable, proactive, and deeply engaged with residents. Walkthroughs, move-ins and ongoing care are often described as seamless, and many family members report relief and peace of mind after placement. Memory care gets strong endorsements in a large number of accounts: reviewers cite structured days, safety, specialized programming, and staff who understand dementia care. COVID precautions and pandemic-era responsiveness are repeatedly called out as effective. That said, there is an important and recurring counterpoint: multiple reviewers report understaffing, high staff turnover, or declines in care quality after leadership changes. A minority of reviews report serious failures — from lapses in monitoring to extremely concerning sanitation and neglect allegations (for example, reports of soiled rooms or residents not being checked on). These accounts, while not the majority, are severe and led some families to remove loved ones or to express deep dissatisfaction.

    Facilities, amenities and activities: The Georgian Lakeside’s physical plant and programming receive consistent praise. Amenities are extensive and upscale: a theater room, spa and whirlpool, salon, coffee bistro with pastries, tavern, concierge, outdoor/lake-facing spaces, and multi-room apartment options with kitchenettes. Activity programming is frequently described as varied and engaging — outings, field trips, games, classes, music, movies, presentations and special events are common. Reviewers specifically noted an enthusiastic Activities Director, an active Bistro social scene, and opportunities for family involvement (weddings onsite, reserved dining tables, engagement with staff). The environment is repeatedly described as immersive and resident-focused, contributing to social connection and quality of life.

    Dining and nutrition: Dining impressions are mixed. Many reviewers praise the food (“very good,” “delicious,” “restaurant-like”) and the dining ambience, with some families noting efficient service and special touches that make residents feel valued (reserved tables, warm welcome). Conversely, other reviews raise concerns: reports of processed or boxed meals delivered to rooms, meals that are too salty, inconsistent assistance at mealtimes (residents needing help left unattended), and calls for continued improvement as the community adds staff and refines service. These mixed reports suggest that dining quality is generally strong but has occasional operational lapses or growing-pains inconsistencies.

    Management, communication and operations: Administration and communication receive polarized feedback. Many reviewers commend leasing, intake and marketing teams for seamless tours and move-ins and appreciate proactive leadership and family communication. At the same time, a significant subset of reviews points to inconsistent communication from management, billing inaccuracies, inadequate after-hours responsiveness, and perceptions of micromanagement or being “oversold.” Several families specifically cited problems after management transitions — describing less compassionate leadership, poor handling of complaints, and in one or more cases inadequate bereavement or sensitivity from leadership. These operational issues appear to be a major factor driving dissatisfaction in otherwise positive experiences.

    Safety, accessibility and noteworthy concerns: Safety and accessibility assessments are mostly positive (wide halls, elevators, accessible common areas), but several practical concerns emerge: long distances to dining rooms for some residents, heavy doors that can be difficult for mobility-impaired residents, and an occasionally unreliable electronic key system or front-door access after hours. There are also reports about visitor-monitoring shortcomings (one reviewer framed this as a serious safety worry), corporate events interrupting resident dining, and a two-person lift policy cited as an operational constraint. Perhaps most critical are the isolated but serious allegations of neglect and unsanitary conditions in memory care; while not the majority narrative, these reports are significant and warrant careful follow-up by prospective families.

    Patterns, value and recommendation guidance: The predominant pattern is overwhelmingly favorable — many families call Georgian Lakeside the “best” choice, praising the caregiving team, community vibe, and amenities. Positive comments about staff continuity, personalized attention, and a thriving activities calendar are abundant. However, prospective residents and families should weigh that majority-positive trend against documented concerns: staffing instability, some management/communication problems, inconsistent dining/service experiences, occasional cleanliness lapses, and a few extreme negative incidents. Cost is also cited as high by some reviewers, with differing views on whether the value matches the price. The reviews suggest Georgian Lakeside can offer an excellent, resort-like daily life and strong memory-care programming when staffing and management remain stable; conversely, families should verify current staffing levels, care-plan consistency, communication practices, incident response protocols, visitor and security policies, and recent state inspection results during their decision process.

    Bottom line: Georgian Lakeside presents as an upscale, service-rich community with many strengths — compassionate staff, solid clinical indicators, attractive facilities, engaging activities, and a generally happy resident population. Yet there are enough recurring operational and serious safety/cleanliness concerns in a minority of reviews that due diligence is essential. Prospective families should tour, ask for recent staffing/turnover data, request examples of recent care-plan changes and how they’re billed, probe dining and resident-assistance practices, and inquire about how management addresses complaints and after-hours issues before committing.

    Location

    Map showing location of The Georgian Lakeside

    About The Georgian Lakeside

    The Georgian Lakeside sits in Roswell, Georgia, right by a peaceful lake surrounded by three acres of woods and a secure walking trail, and the big windows in the four-story lobby let the sunlight fill the rooms and offer nice views of the outside fountain and backyard, which makes the place feel calm and open even before you talk about what happens inside. The staff--some trained by the National Institute for Dementia Education--work in nursing, support, concierge, cleaning, and medical care, and the teams use personalized care plans for every resident whether they're there for independent living, assisted living, skilled nursing, or memory care, and those plans might cover help with meals, medication, incontinence needs, rehab, occupational therapy, and other needs that pop up as people age. The Revere℠ Memory Care approach puts a strong focus on relationships and understanding, so residents with Alzheimer's or other dementias get choices, family education, and activities that match their history and abilities, and this also ties into programs like Memories in Motion, where people share life stories, and Virtual Voyages for those who like virtual outings, and the Pawsitive Health program brings pets into the mix for wellness.

    The building has wide doors, ramps, elevators, safety alarms, and medical alert systems to help with mobility and peace of mind, and there's also scheduled transportation and walk-in outings if someone wants to see a doctor, go shopping, or just get out for a bit, and when you look at the living options, you'll find Classic Suite Studios, one-bedrooms, deluxe apartments, and companion suites, many with kitchenettes, private porches, in-room dining service, simple showers, cable TV, and internet. The dining hall stretches over two stories and looks out over the lake, and the kitchen staff serves seasonal meals, caters to different diets, and offers room service, buffet, or restaurant seating, plus there are little extras like private dining rooms for special events. If you want to stay active, the community runs Forever Fit exercise classes and has an on-site gym, walking trails, an indoor pool, a wellness clinic, and a salon. For social life and personal interests, residents have a long list of options such as a library, a movie theater, an art studio called Melody & Masterpiece for creative work, spiritual services, gardens, patios, a media room, music and game spaces, and a range of resident-led programs like a talk show, choir, family trivia, and Bible study. There's something going on most days, from shopping and travel programs to afternoon happy hour or arts and crafts, and with pet-friendly policies, people can bring their companions and even get pet care services.

    The staff emphasizes everyday independence and uses feedback from residents to add or shape services and activities, and you'll notice that the community acts quickly to meet changing needs, so as health shifts, people can move from independent living to assisted living, skilled nursing, or memory care within the same campus, which means you wouldn't have to start over somewhere new. Cleanliness, safety, and comfort are priorities, and all areas get regular housekeeping and maintenance, plus security is on site. The Georgian Lakeside has earned awards for care quality, and with its pleasant staff, activities, and design focused on warmth and meaningful connections, people find both privacy and social opportunities, whether they're enjoying chef-crafted meals, a walk by the lake, or a group activity in the art studio. Tours let families see what life and routines are like here, and licensing checks happen twice annually. All things considered, the place offers a range of options and programs for older adults who want care tailored to their needs in a pretty, welcoming setting beside the lake.

    About Cogir Senior Living

    The Georgian Lakeside is managed by Cogir Senior Living.

    Cogir Senior Living was founded in 1995 by Serge G. Duguay, a passionate real estate entrepreneur in Quebec, Canada. What began as a small family business has grown into one of North America's leading senior living operators. From humble beginnings with about a dozen U.S. communities in 2020, Cogir has experienced remarkable growth, approaching 100 communities across 11 states by 2025. The company's U.S. operations are headquartered in Sacramento, California, with additional offices in Scottsdale, Arizona, and Seattle, Washington, under the leadership of CEO David Eskenazy.

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