Frequently Asked Questions

Dunwoody Village, a not-for-profit Continuing Care Retirement Community, has an investment grade rating from Standard & Poor’s.

Dunwoody Village opened in 1974. The Dunwoody Home opened in 1924.

Yes. The fund is used to subsidize residents who are unable to pay their monthly fee through no fault of their own.

Three levels of care are available: Residential Living, Personal Care, and Skilled Nursing Care – with a memory support unit in Personal Care. We also offer a dedicated Rehab unit, which is available to both residents and non-residents alike.

Dunwoody Village has more than four hands-on nursing hours per resident in the Care Center per day, which exceeds the state requirement.

LeadingAge is a government initiative that helps organizations achieve excellence in aging services, and earn public trust. Dunwoody has pledged to work in partnership with the government and consumers to create an environment of quality care and service. LeadingAge’s ten elements of quality include: commitment, governance and accountability, leading-edge care and services, community involvement, continuous quality improvement, human resources development, consumer-friendly information, consumer participation, research findings and education, and public trust and confidence.

We have a priority list but usually have availability ranging from immediate to three years for most apartment styles to seven or more years for our larger home styles.

The priority list deposit is $1,300 for one person; $1,400 for two people. $1,000 is refundable or goes toward the entrance fee; the $300 or $400 is a processing fee. For that priority list deposit, the prospective resident may use the fitness center with trainer, and the swimming pool with lifeguard. We also send a monthly calendar that lists programs and selected events open to future residents. We have two types of entrance fees. The non-refundable entrance fee is a one-time fee that reduces by 2% per month for 50 months. The 50% refundable entrance fee is 46% higher than the non-refundable, but the resident or resident’s estate always recovers 50% of the original entrance fee.

The only increase is for additional meals. One daily meal is included in the monthly fee. In the Care Center, residents are required by law to be served three meals a day.

Please refer to the Amenities page.

The equivalent of a meal a day, in the form of points, is included in the monthly fee and are allotted on a quarterly basis.

Dunwoody Village covers routine nursing and personal care services.

Yes, the managers at Dunwoody Village have an open-door policy.

Yes. Free transportation is provided to local doctors’ offices, religious services and grocery stores twice a week and to shopping every other week.

Yes. Dunwoody Village is on a public transportation route, and five miles from the Bryn Mawr train station. The Village’s paved path connects to an adjacent shopping center with approximately 30 stores.

When space is available, Dunwoody Village offers several services, including sub-acute rehabilitation services, personal care, skilled nursing, memory support care, and respite care.