In-Home Care for
Druid Hills Families.
One of Atlanta's most storied neighborhoods, designed by Frederick Law Olmsted, anchored by Emory University, and home to families with deep roots and exacting standards. We provide in-home senior care that honors every dimension of that legacy.
Care provided by HomeWell Care Services® — Northeast Atlanta · Rated 5.0 Stars on Google
In-home care in Druid Hills & North Druid Hills, explained simply.
In-home care in Druid Hills and North Druid Hills provides non-medical, personalized support for seniors who want to remain in their Olmsted-designed neighborhood while receiving help with daily activities, recovery after treatment at Emory, or memory care. Services include personal care, companion care, medication reminders, transportation, and overnight support — all delivered one-on-one at home. Druid Hills families have the added advantage of proximity to Emory University Hospital and the Emory Brain Health Center, which many of our clients' physicians and specialists are affiliated with.
Serving ZIP 30329 · Request a free care planning call or call (470) 945-4800.
Frederick Law Olmsted designed the streets.
We design the care.
Druid Hills was one of Olmsted's last commissions, a planned garden suburb of canopied streets, sweeping lawns, and some of Atlanta's finest early 20th-century architecture. Asa Candler built his estate here. The neighborhood sits at the heart of Atlanta's academic and medical life, with Emory University and the CDC as its defining institutions.
North Druid Hills, the Briarcliff and Toco Hills corridor along I-85, extends the character of Druid Hills into a more suburban grain, with established midcentury homes, Mason Mill Park, and now the Arthur M. Blank Hospital campus transforming North Druid Hills Road into one of Atlanta's most significant medical addresses.
Families in this corridor often have a direct connection to Emory, as faculty, alumni, physicians, or longtime neighbors who have watched the university grow over generations. Our Care Managers understand that context, and coordinate directly with Emory's world-class neurology, oncology, and rehabilitation specialists.
Free Care Planning CallServices in Druid Hills & North Druid Hills
- Companion care & meaningful engagement
- Personal care, bathing, grooming, dressing
- Alzheimer's & dementia care
- Parkinson's disease care
- Medication reminders & oversight
- Meal preparation & nutrition
- Transportation, Emory, Piedmont, Northside
- Overnight, 24-hour & live-in care
- GoHomeWell post-hospital transition care
- SureStep fall prevention program
- Respite care for family caregivers
- Transportation to Emory Brain Health Center appointments
Atlanta's best medical minds are in your backyard.
For families in the 30329 corridor, proximity to Emory Healthcare is one of the most significant advantages in managing complex care needs. The Emory Brain Health Center, home to the Movement Disorders Center, the Alzheimer's Disease Research Center, and the Udall Parkinson's Center of Excellence, is one of the nation's leading institutions for the conditions that most commonly affect older adults.
Our Care Managers coordinate directly with Emory's teams, reviewing discharge orders, following physician care plans, and communicating when we observe changes that warrant clinical attention.
Living near the best doesn't mean navigating it alone. We bridge the gap between world-class specialty care and daily life at home.
Emory Brain Health Center
Alzheimer's, dementia, Parkinson's, and all neurodegenerative conditions. Research and clinical care, minutes from 30329.
12 Executive Park Dr NE, Atlanta, GA 30329Emory Rehabilitation Hospital
Specialized inpatient and outpatient rehab for stroke, surgery, and neurological conditions. PT, OT, and LSVT programs.
1441 Clifton Rd NE, Atlanta, GA 30322Arthur M. Blank Hospital, CHOA
The largest healthcare project in Georgia history, opened September 2024. Pediatric care on the North Druid Hills Road campus.
2220 N Druid Hills Rd NE, Atlanta, GA 30329Medical & Community Resources Near Druid Hills
Emory University Hospital
World-class academic medical center for complex care, surgery, and specialist referrals in every discipline.
1364 Clifton Rd NE, Atlanta, GA 30322Emory Brain Health Center
Atlanta's leading center for Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, and neurodegenerative disease. Research and clinical care.
12 Executive Park Dr NE, Atlanta, GA 30329Emory Rehabilitation Hospital
Specialized inpatient and outpatient rehabilitation for stroke, surgical recovery, and neurological conditions.
1441 Clifton Rd NE, Atlanta, GA 30322Piedmont Atlanta Hospital
Premier acute care hospital accessible from Druid Hills via Ponce de Leon Avenue and Peachtree Road.
1968 Peachtree Rd NW, Atlanta, GA 30309Mason Mill Park & Lullwater Preserve
120 acres of forest trails, nature programs, and lakeside walking at Lullwater, meaningful therapeutic destinations with caregiver support.
Callanwolde Fine Arts Center
Charles Howard Candler's historic Tudor estate, now a beloved community arts center, a meaningful cultural touchstone for longtime Druid Hills residents.
980 Briarcliff Rd NE, Atlanta, GA 30306Coming home after treatment at Emory.
Druid Hills sits at the doorstep of Emory University Hospital — one of the Southeast's premier academic medical centers. Families transitioning home after surgery, cancer treatment, cardiac care, or neurological procedures at Emory face a critical window in the first 30 days. That's exactly where we come in.
Coordinating with Emory's team
We work directly with Emory University Hospital and Emory Rehabilitation Hospital discharge planners to coordinate in-home care before your loved one leaves the building — no gap, no scramble.
Care starts in 24–48 hours
When discharge timelines shift — as they often do — we move with them. In most cases a caregiver can be in place within 24 to 48 hours, fully briefed on your loved one's post-discharge instructions.
Emory Brain Health Center coordination
For families managing Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, or stroke recovery, our Care Managers review specialist notes and care plans from the Emory Brain Health Center to ensure in-home support aligns with what the clinical team has recommended.
Common reasons Druid Hills families call us after an Emory stay:
- Recovery from cancer surgery or treatment
- Post-cardiac or neurological procedure care
- Rehabilitation after orthopedic surgery
- Stroke recovery support at home
- Parkinson's or dementia daily support
- Family caregivers needing respite relief
Dementia and Alzheimer's care steps from Emory.
Druid Hills families have something few others do: world-class neurological and memory care expertise at Emory University Hospital and the Emory Brain Health Center, practically next door. When clients see specialists there, our Care Managers review their care plans and ensure the support at home aligns with what the clinical team has recommended.
In-home memory care in Druid Hills
Our caregivers working with memory care clients are trained through HomeWell's LEAP program — a structured approach focused on routine, meaningful engagement, and behavioral techniques that reduce agitation and maintain dignity day to day.
For Druid Hills families managing a parent's Alzheimer's or Parkinson's while navigating Emory's specialist network, our Care Manager becomes the connective tissue — attending appointments, relaying updates, and adjusting the care plan as the clinical picture evolves.
The Olmsted-designed streets and historic homes of Druid Hills are a source of deep familiarity for longtime residents — keeping a loved one in that environment often does more for their wellbeing than any facility setting can.
Dementia Care →Signs a Druid Hills family member may need memory care support
- Forgetting medications or taking wrong doses
- Getting disoriented in familiar surroundings
- Leaving the stove on or skipping meals
- Increasing confusion during evening hours
- Withdrawing from neighborhood activities
- Family caregiver showing signs of burnout
When Druid Hills & North Druid Hills families typically call us.
Many Druid Hills families are managing complex medical situations — a parent actively engaged with the Emory Healthcare network, a chronic condition that's progressing, a recent hospitalization. Here are the moments when families typically call us.
- ✓A parent was discharged from Emory University Hospital or Emory Rehabilitation and isn't ready to manage at home alone
- ✓A neurologist at Emory has recommended increased support at home but the family isn't sure how to arrange it
- ✓Parkinson's symptoms — tremors, freezing, fall risk — are becoming harder to manage
- ✓Memory changes are progressing and a Druid Hills resident can no longer safely be home alone
- ✓Medications are complex, multiple, and being managed inconsistently
- ✓A family caregiver is managing too much and needs structured, reliable relief
- ✓Driving is no longer safe and the family needs transportation support to Emory appointments
- ✓An adult child lives out of state and needs a trusted local advocate
Given the complexity of many Druid Hills cases, an early conversation is always worthwhile. A free care planning call helps us understand your situation before anything is urgent.
5.0 Stars · 27 Google Reviews
HomeWell Care was certainly there for us in our time of need. They took the time to know us and paired us with the perfect caregivers. Anita and Nora genuinely cared for my parents and quickly became like family.
Great care and genuine concern for what matters to the client. Professional, responsive, and truly invested in the wellbeing of every person they serve.
The safety and happiness of both client and caregiver is a real priority. Dr. Davis is always available to answer questions. A wonderful experience.
Questions About Home Care in Druid Hills
Begin with a free, no-obligation care planning call.
We come to you, learn what matters most, and design care around your loved one's life in Druid Hills or North Druid Hills.