Alto Boynton Ridge

Carmien Scott

Sep 2026

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I cannot say enough wonderful things about Alto Boynton Ridge Assisted Living! The director, Aaron, is absolutely amazing. It is very clear that he genuinely cares about both his employees and his residents, and you can tell that he truly loves what he does. His passion and dedication make such a positive difference in the atmosphere of the community.<br><br>The entire staff is so enthusiastic, compassionate, and dedicated to making sure every resident is well taken care of. Everyone seems to genuinely care about the people they are serving, and it creates such a warm and welcoming environment.<br><br>The facility itself is beautiful, incredibly clean, and very well maintained. More than anything, it truly feels like a home rather than a facility. There is such a comfortable, welcoming atmosphere, and it is obvious that a lot of thought and care goes into making the residents feel safe, happy, and at home.<br><br>I would highly recommend Alto Boynton Ridge to anyone looking for a caring, welcoming, and well-run assisted living community. The people there truly make it special!

Cheri Noblitt

Aug 2026

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Excellent community! Lots of care & concern for the residents’ well-being (physical, social, spiritual, etc). From the front door & all the way through, visitors, families, etc are welcomed & made to feel at home. Alto is a wonderful addition to the Ringgold/Fort Oglethorpe area. 👍🏻

Elizabeth Pickering

Jun 2026

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Mom was there from January of 2025 to July of 2025 in the memory care unit. We loved the beautiful facility and the staff was very helpful, caring and attentive. The food at that time was less than desirable but I’ve heard that issue has since been dealt with. The overall stay was great! I highly recommend Alto.

Gingerditchdr

Apr 2026

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Since Aaron Perry stepped in as Executive Director almost 2 months ago, the positive changes at Alto at Boynton Ridge have been immediate and noticeable. From the moment you walk in, you can feel a renewed sense of pride, teamwork, and energy throughout the community.<br>The building looks better, smells better, and most importantly—the staff works better together. That kind of shift starts with strong leadership. I have been in this building multiple times lately and always hear families and residents speaking about how much they love him.<br><br>Aaron brings years of experience along with a military background that shows in how efficiently and effectively the community runs. But what truly sets him apart is his servant leadership—you’ll find him just as quickly helping residents and supporting staff as you will handling operations.<br>Alto is truly fortunate to have him. I can't wait to see how far it comes a year from now!

Chris Keith

Dec 2025

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My mom has been a resident at the Canopy at Boynton Ridge since the spring of 2022. She regularly says the food is terrible. The menus are poorly planned. The food is poorly presented. Food is sometimes small portions, over or under cooked, too many starches in one meal, etc. She says breakfast is usually good but lunch and dinner are terrible. According to her, she is not the only resident who feels this way. She also says that the facility management does not seem to care at all about making appropriate changes to improve the food...hire a better chef, have better menus, etc. She also says that overall the management is unresponsive. The change of ownership to Allegro has not improved the food situation. One would think with the price per month to live there, the food could at least be palatable and inviting. I regularly suggest to her that we go look at other places. Alto / The Canopy at Boyton Ridge is not the only game in town.