Overview of Renaissance on Peachtree Renaissance on Peachtree, located at 3755 Peachtree Road NE in Atlanta’s Midtown neighborhood, is a 70-bed independent and assisted living community housed in a high-rise with units ranging from 550 to 1,090 square feet (studio, one-bed, and two-bed configurations). Owned by Pt Hills Place Club LLC and administered by Raphael Fleuristal, it operates as part of Senior Lifestyle’s national network.
Positioned 10.4 miles from downtown in a moderately walkable area (Walk Score: 66), the facility functions within a Continuing Care Retirement Community framework serving a predominantly private-pay population (73.9% of current 23 residents). The remaining 26.1% are Medicare residents on short-term rehabilitation stays averaging 26 days, while private-pay residents typically stay 8-9 months.
The facility earns a 5-star CMS overall rating, 94.6% above the Georgia average. Health inspection and staffing both rate 5-star; quality measures score 2-star (33.6% below state).
Staffing is generous: 6 hours 21 minutes of nursing per resident daily; ranked 5th of 190 Georgia facilities and 75% above state average. Weekend nursing reaches 5 hours 54 minutes per day, nearly double the state average. The staff-to-resident ratio of 1.83:1 (29% better than state) comprises 42 employees with no contractors: 7 registered nurses, 9 licensed practical nurses, 23 certified nursing aides, one nurse practitioner, and one clinical nurse specialist. The facility operates with no outside contract labor.
Inspection records spanning nine years show 9 total deficiencies (57% below state average), with no violations found during the most recent re-licensure in May 2025. Isolated deficiencies between 2017 and 2022 involved resident elopement and protective care lapses (2017, 2019), delayed response to pendant alarms and showering compliance failures (2020), medication documentation errors (2022), and an unreported incident requiring medical attention (2021). Staff certification gaps and food safety oversights appeared in 2018 but have not recurred. No federal penalties, fines, or enforcement actions issued in three years.
Quality measures present contrasts. Walking ability decline affects 38.1% of long-stay residents (126% worse than state), and falls with major injury run 8.7% (172% worse than state), reflecting resident acuity and functional dependency. Depression rates score favorably at 2.4% (73% better than state); antipsychotic use is minimal at 4.4% (77% better than state).
Revenue of $21 million ranks 22nd of 185 Georgia facilities despite 37% occupancy, signaling premium private-pay positioning.
Amenities include a fitness center, 24-hour concierge, dining, transportation, and pet accommodation.
Renaissance on Peachtree provides independent living and short-term post-acute rehabilitation in an affluent, staffed setting, serving residents seeking luxury accommodations and robust on-site support, with quality metrics reflecting the clinical and mobility challenges of the current resident population.
