Comprehensive Review: Rosemont at Stone Mountain, Stone Mountain, GA

Introduction

If you're weighing skilled nursing care in the Stone Mountain area, the federal record is the right place to begin. Rosemont at Stone Mountain, listed in federal records as Stone Mountain Run of Journey LLC, is a Medicare and Medicaid certified skilled nursing facility at 5160 Spring View Avenue, Stone Mountain, GA 30083, reachable at (770) 498-4144. It carries CMS Certification Number 115565, has been certified since March 1994, and operates as a for-profit limited liability company with 149 certified beds and an average of about 144 residents per day. This review is based on federal data published on Medicare.gov Care Compare, processed as of June 1, 2026.

At a glance

Services and care options

Rosemont at Stone Mountain offers several types of care depending on what residents need.

1. Skilled nursing care

• Licensed nurses on staff 24/7
• Post-hospital recovery and rehabilitation
• Management of chronic conditions and complex medical needs
• According to the most recent federal data, the facility reports 2.92 total nurse staffing hours per resident per day. That includes 0.34 hours with a registered nurse, 0.77 hours with a licensed practical nurse, and 1.80 hours with a nurse aide. The total falls below the roughly 3.5-hour level often used as a general benchmark, which is why Medicare assigns a 1-star staffing rating.

2. Memory care

Rosemont offers memory care services, though specific details about programs are limited:

• Specialized programs for residents with Alzheimer's and other forms of dementia
• Secure environment to prevent wandering
• Cognitive activities designed for memory care residents

3. Long-term nursing care

As a nursing facility, Rosemont also provides ongoing long-term care for residents with chronic conditions who need daily nursing support rather than a short rehabilitation stay.

• Personalized care plans tailored to individual needs
• Medication management and administration. Staff organize prescriptions, set up reminders, and administer medications as prescribed.
• Assistance with bathing, dressing, and mobility

4. Specialized care services

• Occupational therapy to improve daily living skills
• Physical therapy helps with recovery and maintaining mobility.
• Speech therapy addresses communication and swallowing difficulties.
• Mental health counseling and emotional support services are available.
• Social work staff coordinate care and provide family support.

Amenities and daily activities

Rosemont at Stone Mountain offers several amenities and activities:

Physical amenities

• An activity center hosts social gatherings and recreational programs.
• Landscaped gardens and walking paths are available for exercise and relaxation.
• Restaurant-style dining areas accommodate communal meals.
• Private rooms include bathrooms, cable TV, and Wi-Fi.

Services

• Housekeeping and laundry services are provided regularly.
• Transportation is available for medical appointments and local outings.
• A 24-hour emergency alert system is there to reach staff quickly if something goes wrong.

Daily activities

Rosemont typically offers these activities:

• Fitness classes run to chair yoga, water aerobics, and strength training built for older adults. They target balance and flexibility, which keeps people moving and lowers the odds of a fall.
• Arts and crafts sessions provide creative outlets.
• Educational workshops cover various topics of interest.
• Social events include holiday celebrations and community gatherings.
• Entertainment includes movie screenings, music performances, and other activities.

Medicare Care Compare ratings

Medicare gives this facility an overall rating of 2 out of 5 stars, which Care Compare labels below average. The overall score combines three parts: health inspections, staffing, and quality measures. Here they pull in different directions, so it helps to look at each one.

Health inspections

1. Health inspections rate 4 out of 5 stars, above average. The most recent standard survey, completed on March 20, 2025, found 4 deficiencies, all from the standard inspection and none arising from complaints. The facility has no federal fines or other penalties on record and does not carry an abuse icon. This is its strongest area.

Staffing and quality measures

1. Staffing rates 1 out of 5 stars, much below average. The facility reports 2.92 total nurse staffing hours per resident per day, below the roughly 3.5-hour general benchmark. Registered nurse time is just 0.34 hours per resident per day, dropping to about 0.24 hours on weekends. Nurse aide time is 1.80 hours and licensed practical nurse time is 0.77 hours per resident per day.
2. Quality measures rate 1 out of 5 stars, much below average. This score is built from clinical indicators such as mobility, pressure ulcers, and hospital visits, drawn largely from long-stay residents. Combined with the low staffing rating, it is the main reason the overall score sits at 2 stars despite the good inspection record.

In short, the inspection record here is better than most, but thin staffing and weak quality measures are real concerns that families should weigh and ask about directly.

Costs and payment

Rosemont is a Medicare and Medicaid certified skilled nursing facility, so most stays are covered through Medicare for short-term, post-hospital rehabilitation, or through Medicaid for qualifying long-term residents, with private pay as another option.

Medicare does not publish facility room rates, and the only reliable figure is a written, itemized quote from the business office based on the specific level of care your family needs. Ask about any add-on charges for higher levels of care.

Putting the ratings in context

Medicare's five-star system is designed so ratings can be compared across facilities. As a rough guide, 1 and 2 stars are below average, 3 stars is about average, and 4 and 5 stars are above average, with the staffing and quality measure scores adjusted for how sick a facility's residents are.

What stands out

1. The clearest strength is the inspection record: a recent survey with only 4 deficiencies, no fines, and no abuse flag.
2. The clearest weakness is staffing. At 0.34 registered nurse hours per resident per day, RN coverage is thin, especially on weekends, and total nurse staffing sits below the general benchmark.
3. Quality measures also rate 1 star, so families should ask how the facility tracks and addresses outcomes such as falls, pressure ulcers, and avoidable hospital visits.

Recommendations for families

When considering Rosemont or any senior living facility, families should take these steps:

1. Schedule an in-person visit
   • Tour Rosemont and at least 2-3 competitors.
   • Watch how staff interact with residents. Look at cleanliness and atmosphere.
   • Eat a meal at the facility to see what the food and dining experience are actually like.
2. Evaluate care plans
   • Ask to see sample care plans from Rosemont and other facilities.
   • Compare how personalized they are and how often they're reviewed.
   • Ask how much families are involved in planning.
3. Assess staffing levels
   • Get specific staff-to-resident ratios for each shift.
   • Ask about staff credentials and training.
   • Ask about staff turnover and whether the same people stay on.
4. Review activity calendars
   • Rosemont's monthly activities include fitness classes, workshops, social events, and art. Check the schedule to see whether there's something your parent would actually do, and whether activities happen often enough to matter. Ask whether the facility will help arrange activities for residents with specific interests.
   • Look at what activities are offered and how often.
   • Ask whether the facility can arrange activities for specific interests or abilities.
5. Analyze pricing
   • Get a complete list of costs, base rate plus any add-on fees for extra services.
   • Compare Rosemont's all-in pricing with à la carte options elsewhere.
   • Talk to a financial advisor about whether you can afford it long-term and what payment plans exist.
6. Investigate specialized care options
   • If memory care is relevant, compare Rosemont with facilities that specialize in dementia care.
   • Ask about security and the programs available for people with memory loss.
7. Speak with current residents and families
   • Ask to talk with current residents and their families during your visit.
   • Attend an activity to see how engaged residents actually are.
   • Ask the facility about family councils, regular meetings where families can raise concerns and make suggestions. These matter. Facilities that listen to families and act on feedback tend to be more responsive overall.
8. Review state inspection reports
   • Get the most recent state inspection reports for Rosemont and its competitors.
   • Look for any violations or concerns listed, and ask management what they did about them.

Rosemont at Stone Mountain, listed by Medicare as Stone Mountain Run of Journey LLC (CCN 115565), earns 2 out of 5 stars overall. Its health inspection record is a genuine strength at 4 stars, but staffing and quality measures each rate 1 star. Read the full survey reports on Medicare.gov Care Compare and visit in person before deciding. All ratings and figures in this review come from Medicare.gov Care Compare, processed June 1, 2026.