King's Bridge Retirement Community

King’s Bridge Retirement Community is located at 3055 Briarcliff Rd NE Atlanta, GA in northeast Atlanta near Druid Hills, Emory and Brookhaven. Offering luxury retirement for independent living, assisted living and memory care, King’s Bridge has been serving seniors for 36 years!  Continually upgraded and remodeled King’s Bridge is very well known and sought after.  Conveniently located near Emory University Medical Center and Wesley Woods Geriatric Center and close proximity to expressways and public transportation, it is a community where neighbors become friends and friends become family.

Apartments in independent living and assisted living range from studios, one -and two- bedroom units. There are several different floor plan options to choose from. Memory care apartments are studios with private bathrooms.

Care Offered

Two levels of care are offered at Kings Bridge for residents in assisted living who may need help with daily care needs and specialized care for residents with memory loss. Pricing is all inclusive, however, for residents who may need additional services for medical or personal care, Share Care can provide more personalized care for a nominal fee.

Memory care staff receive special training to serve and care for their residents with memory loss and the issues residents may encounter due to their illness. Extra support and structure are part of the memory care daily planning to help residents have good days and great moments within a calm, stable environment.

Standout Features

Living at King’s Bridge is being able to participate and explore so many new activities and experiences. Whether it is an event or activity in the community or an outing to enjoy all that the area has to offer. King’s Bridge understands that this is the opportunity for their residents to finally have time to try new things and create new friendships. King’s Bridge offers book clubs, game rooms for all kinds of card games and other games. Crafts, art and so much more is available for residents who want to create.

Volunteering is a focus of the community, partnering with Special Olympics and Alzheimer’s Association offers residents the opportunity to continue to serve.

There is a robust schedule of on-site wellness and fitness activities and classes.  There are also guest speakers invited to speak on a variety of health and wellness topics specific to the senior population. A walking club, balance classes, chair tai chi, yoga and a fully equipped fitness center are all available to help keep residents moving well.

Residents at King’s Bridge love music and enjoy live performances of all kinds in the beautiful, stately King’s Bridge auditorium or at Emory University and the College of Music to name a few venues. Excursions are frequent to explore all kinds of local attractions.

Residents enjoy delicious meals served restaurant style with linen table cloths and napkins. The menu is varied to accommodate all preferences and delight the taste buds!

King’s Bridge Retirement Community Fun Fact: The movie Queen Bees staring Ellen Burstyn, Ann Margaret, Jane Curtin, James Caan and other stars had many scenes filmed at King’s Bridge and the residents were extras in the movie!