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VINEYARD JOHNS CREEK Scheduled to open in spring 2022, Vineyard Johns Creek is one of the area's newest assisted living and memory care facilities that helps seniors maintain independence while also receiving the care they need to thrive. By Alicia Carter / Photos by Karl Lamb a loved one after retirement can sometimes be difficult to navigate. Helping them to maintain independence while also providing assistance with activities of daily living, such as eating, bathing, dressing, and grooming, is an important balancing act to ensure they remain happy and healthy for years to come. After all, according to recent studies, about 7 in 10 Americans over the age of 65 will need some form of long-term care. If your loved one needs help with daily activities, but still wants to maintain as much independence as possible, assisted living may be the answer. One of the area's newest assisted living residences, Vineyard Johns Creek, is scheduled to open in spring 2022. The new property will feature large personalized living spaces designed for today's modern seniors, along with access to amenities such as a spa, wellness area, courtyard, all day dining, a movie theatre, library and more. “A lot of people think that they’ll lose independence when they move into an assisted living community, (L-R) Annette Fields, Executive Director; but most times they actually become more Kirsten Pass, Business Office Director; Christine Cavanaugh, Sales Director independent,” says Annette Fields, Vineyard Johns Creek’s Executive Director. “Assisted living facilities really help the residents keep their independence longer because we only want to assist them with those things they no longer can do safely themselves. We want them to continue to do those things they can by themselves. It’s more about safety and oversight.” ARING FOR
ASSISTED LIVING WITHOUT SACRIFICING INDEPENDENCE Of Vineyard Johns Creek's 112 apartments, 77 will be dedicated to assisted living residents. Assisted living is a great option for those who may need extra assistance with daily chores and want a break from the maintenance of owning a home, but still value their independence. This type of living arrangement allows for residents to explore new passions and hobbies while
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