Home Care in Atlanta, GA

Intown Atlanta living has its own rhythm: walkable neighborhoods, older bungalows with steps and narrow bathrooms, high-rise condos, and adult children often juggling careers nearby. INFINITI helps Atlanta seniors keep living in the neighborhoods they built their lives in.

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Neighborhoods we serve

Midtown, Virginia Highland, East Atlanta, and Buckhead (see our Buckhead page).

Care for intown lifestyles

  • Condo and apartment living: companionship and help with errands for seniors in Midtown high-rises who no longer drive.
  • Historic homes: fall-risk awareness and mobility help in older homes with stairs and tight bathrooms.
  • Busy family caregivers: daily notes and check-in visibility through our Family Portal for adult children working downtown.
  • Recovering after a hospital stay: support at home after discharge from Atlanta's major hospitals.

Services available in Atlanta

Companion Care · Personal Care · 24-Hour Care · Hospital-to-Home Care

Call (470) 264-5566 for a free in-home, phone, or video assessment.

Stay connected to Atlanta’s arts, history and community

Your interests do not stop mattering when you need support at home. Art, books, learning, faith and local history can all be part of the conversation, with your preferences leading the way.

  • High Museum of Art · Midtown

    Explore art conversations, art-making workshops and gallery visits through the High Museum’s Culture Collective. Older-adult group visits and virtual art conversations are also options to ask about. Its Musing Together program is specifically for people with early-stage Alzheimer’s disease or other forms of dementia and their care partners; ask the museum about suitability and registration. These are museum programs, not an INFINITI clinical service.

  • Virginia Highland Books · Virginia Highland

    Browsing books or spending time in the bookstore’s reading area can be a familiar way to enjoy the neighborhood. Ask about current book-club meetings or author events rather than relying on an old calendar.

  • East Atlanta Library · East Atlanta

    The library lists an adult book-club offering, making it a local starting point for someone who enjoys reading and discussion. The Friends group also describes older-adult fitness, but that offering needs current confirmation. Ask about the next meeting or class and any registration requirements rather than assuming an older listing is still running.

  • Jewish-community connections · nearby options

    If Jewish learning, traditions or familiar community relationships are important to you, nearby options to discuss include MJCCA’s Active Seniors 50+ programs in Dunwoody and Temple Sinai’s Navon group for people 65+ in Sandy Springs. These are regional connections, not venues in intown Atlanta; guest eligibility, membership and advance arrangements vary.

  • APEX Museum in Sweet Auburn

    At 135 Auburn Avenue NE, APEX presents African American history and experience through museum exhibits. Discuss a visit that fits your interests and preferred pace; confirm current hours, admission, accessibility and any companion arrangements directly with the museum.

These independent community options are not INFINITI partnerships or scheduled agency outings. Confirm current availability, age and membership eligibility, fees, registration, accessibility and companion rules with each organizer. Any outing support or transportation must be discussed and agreed separately.

Talk with a care coordinator

Start with your needs, your preferences and the people you choose to involve. Free assessment by video, phone or in-home visit.

Call (470) 264-5566