6 independent living communities in Greensboro, GA

6 independent living communities in Greensboro, GA have costs between $1,200 to $6,100, have input from 361 reviews, and 83% have photos. Greensboro, Georgia, offers an appealing environment for seniors in independent living communities due to its picturesque setting and rich array of resources tailored to their needs. The city boasts the serene Lake Oconee, perfect for leisurely walks and social gatherings, along with the nearby Oconee State Park, which provides opportunities for nature outings and picnics. The Greensboro area also features senior-friendly programs through local organizations like the Greene County Senior Center, which hosts activities such as health screenings and exercise classes. The community-oriented atmosphere is further enhanced by events at the historic courthouse square, fostering connections among residents.

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The Glen at Lake Oconee

4.5 from 68 reviews

#1 Best reviewed of 2 independent living in Greensboro

$3,075 to $6,100 per month

The Glen at Lake Oconee is praised for its attentive and compassionate staff, positive resident interactions, and effective physical therapy services, making it a strong choice for families seeking a supportive community for their loved ones.
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Savannah Court Of Lake Oconee

4.4 from 95 reviews

#2 Best reviewed of 2 independent living in Greensboro

$2,500 to $3,695 per month

Savannah Court of Lake Oconee features a clean facility with helpful staff, a variety of activities, and several amenities, though reviews indicate mixed experiences regarding care quality and food.
Glen At Lake Oconee Village

4.6 from 29 reviews

#3 Best reviewed of 2 independent living in Greensboro

Glen At Lake Oconee Village provides a variety of amenities and personalized support for residents but may not offer the highest level of independence due to the presence of extensive care services.
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Vitality Living Madison

5.0 from 82 reviews

#4 Best reviewed of 2 independent living in Greensboro

$2,570 to $3,205 per month

Vitality Living Madison is an upscale independent living community featuring picturesque cottages, scenic grounds with a saltwater pool, a diverse activity calendar, and attentive staff in a friendly atmosphere.
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Oconee House

3.9 from 7 reviews

#5 Best reviewed of 2 independent living in Greensboro

$1,200 to $1,850 per month

Oconee House Senior Living offers a warm atmosphere with attentive staff, quality dining, and engaging activities, though it features smaller rooms and shared bathrooms.
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Vitality Living Madison (Coming Soon)

5.0 from 80 reviews

#6 Best reviewed of 2 independent living in Greensboro

Vitality offers a vibrant independent living community with engaging activities, outstanding amenities, attentive staff, and a supportive environment that fosters a fulfilling lifestyle for seniors.

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The Glen at Lake Oconee

4.5 from 68 reviews

$3,075 to $6,100 per month

The Glen at Lake Oconee is praised for its attentive and compassionate staff, positive resident interactions, and effective physical therapy services, making it a strong choice for families seeking a supportive community for their loved ones.

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Savannah Court Of Lake Oconee

4.4 from 95 reviews

$2,500 to $3,695 per month

Savannah Court of Lake Oconee features a clean facility with helpful staff, a variety of activities, and several amenities, though reviews indicate mixed experiences regarding care quality and food.

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Vitality Living Madison (Coming Soon)

5.0 from 80 reviews

Vitality offers a vibrant independent living community with engaging activities, outstanding amenities, attentive staff, and a supportive environment that fosters a fulfilling lifestyle for seniors.

Resources for seniors in Greensboro, GA

The Northeast Georgia Regional Commission (NEGRC), located in Greensboro, GA, is a vital organization dedicated to supporting the aging population across twelve counties in northeast Georgia, including Greene County. The NEGRC administers the Area Agency on Aging and the Aging and Disability Resource Center Program, focusing on coordinating funding and monitoring service providers to enhance senior services. It plays a crucial advocacy role for seniors by planning and implementing age-appropriate programs while ensuring their accessibility throughout the region. In addition to offering consultations and referrals, the NEGRC provides a range of home and community-based services designed to help seniors maintain their independence and remain actively engaged in their communities. For more information or assistance, they can be contacted at (706) 583-2546.

The Georgia Long-Term Care Ombudsman, located in Greensboro, GA, serves as a vital resource for residents of long-term care facilities in Greene County. This program, part of the state's Long-Term Care Ombudsman initiative, focuses on supporting individuals living in assisted living facilities and other LTC settings. Ombudsman representatives actively investigate complaints lodged by residents or on their behalf, striving to resolve issues and enhance the quality of care. In addition to addressing complaints, they offer essential information regarding resident rights and the prevention of abuse. Regular visits to local LTC facilities allow ombudsmen to engage with residents directly, observe facility conditions, and listen attentively to their concerns, ensuring that each individual's voice is heard and respected. For assistance or inquiries, individuals can reach out to the ombudsman at (706) 549-4850.

The Greene County Senior Center, located in Greensboro, GA, is dedicated to enhancing the lives of aging adults through a variety of engaging activities and essential services. With a focus on meeting the emotional, physical, and economic needs of seniors, the center offers an array of programs including arts and crafts, dancing, aerobic exercise, bingo, and card games. Additionally, participants can enjoy holiday parties, day trips, weekly shopping excursions, Wii games, quilting sessions, mobile computer labs, and sing-alongs. For more information or to get involved, you can reach the center at (706) 453-7463.

The Athens Community Council on Aging, located in Greensboro, GA, is dedicated to supporting seniors aged 55 and older across a 12-county service area, including Greene County. This organization provides a variety of valuable services aimed at enhancing the quality of life for older adults. Many of their programs cater specifically to seniors aged 60 and above and may require participants to meet low-income criteria in order to access complimentary services like transportation. In addition to essential support services, the Council offers enriching opportunities such as exercise and wellness classes, social outings, health education events, and a senior community service employment program, all designed to foster engagement and well-being among the senior population. For more information or assistance, interested individuals can reach them at (706) 549-4850.

Considerations for seniors living in Greensboro, GA

Low crime rate: Greensboro has a relatively low crime rate compared to other cities in Georgia, making it a safe place for seniors to live.
Affordable cost of living: The cost of living in Greensboro is lower than the national average, including housing costs, grocery prices, and healthcare expenses.
Mild climate: The weather in Greensboro is mild through most of the year, which can be beneficial for seniors with mobility issues.
Access to healthcare: There are numerous medical facilities and hospitals located within driving distance from Greensboro.
Abundant outdoor recreation opportunities: With its many parks and lakes nearby, there are plenty of opportunities for seniors to enjoy activities such as fishing, boating, hiking, and golfing.
Active senior community: Greensboro has a vibrant senior community with numerous retirement communities and social clubs catering specifically to older adults.
Strong sense of community: Seniors living in Greensboro can enjoy a small-town feel where people look out for their neighbors and support one another.
Convenient location: Located between Atlanta and Augusta on Interstate 20 makes it easy for seniors who want to visit larger cities for entertainment or medical reasons but still desire the peacefulness of small-town life.

Cost of independent living in Greensboro, GA

	Studio	1 Bedroom	2 Bedrooms	Semi-Private	Private
Assisted Living	$3,450	$3,075	$4,898	$3,295	$1,500
Care Homes	--	--	--	$1,350	$1,667
Memory Care	$3,450	$3,075	$4,898	$3,295	--
Skilled Nursing Facilities	--	--	--	--	--
Independent Living	$3,450	$3,075	$4,898	$3,295	--

Most common features in Greensboro, GA

Wi-Fi/high-speed internet 100%

Kitchenette 100%

Cable or satellite TV 100%

Medication management 83%

Resident-run activities 83%

Diabetes diet 83%

Community-sponsored activities 83%

24-hour call system 83%

Beauty salon 83%

Respite or short term stays offered 83%

Buckhead Independent Living	$1,517
Madison Independent Living	$2,888

Atlanta Independent Living	$3,691
Marietta Independent Living	$4,221
Decatur Independent Living	$2,398
Macon Independent Living	$2,396
Lawrenceville Independent Living	$3,174
Snellville Independent Living	$4,120

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