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The Gardens of Lake Spivey

Personal Care Home (PCH) — Jonesboro, GA · 72 licensed beds

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Last verified: October 2026 against the Georgia DCH/HFRD record

Is The Gardens of Lake Spivey licensed in Georgia?

Yes. The Gardens of Lake Spivey in Jonesboro holds an active Georgia Personal Care Home (PCH) license, #PCH006430, from Georgia DCH/HFRD, for 72 beds; its current license took effect June 20, 2011.

License and contact information for The Gardens of Lake Spivey

Licensing agencyGeorgia Department of Community Health, Healthcare Facility Regulation Division (HFRD)
License typePersonal Care Home (PCH) — Ga. Comp. R. & Regs. 111-8-62
License #PCH006430
Licensed beds72
License statusActive (HFRD record as of October 24, 2026)
Current license effectiveJune 20, 2011 (date of the license currently in force; HFRD does not publish an original licensure date)
Memory careNot shown in HFRD public data — ask for the Memory Care Center certificate
Address8080 Summit Business Parkway, Jonesboro, GA 30236
CountyClayton County
Phone(770) 477-7207
HFRD surveys, past 3 years3 (3 complaint-related)
Citations in those surveys0
Enforcement / finesNone reported in HFRD's public data. HFRD does not post fines or sanctions per facility online; request the enforcement history from HFRD.
State recordHFRD Inspection Report Search (search “GARDENS OF LAKE SPIVEY, THE”) · Verify License

What does The Gardens of Lake Spivey's HFRD inspection record show?

HFRD has indexed 3 surveys of The Gardens of Lake Spivey since October 2023, 3 of them complaint-related, recording 0 citations in total. The most recent (complaint), dated January 13, 2026, recorded no citations.

Survey dateSurvey type (HFRD title)CitationsReport
January 13, 2026Complaint0HFRD document
August 26, 2025Complaint0HFRD document
May 12, 2025Re-licensure, Complaint0HFRD document
September 1, 2022Routine Health Survey0HFRD document
January 11, 2021Complaint Health Survey0HFRD document
January 7, 2020Complaint Health Survey0HFRD document
January 7, 2020Followup Health Survey0HFRD document
July 17, 2019Complaint Health Survey2HFRD document

Showing the 8 most recent of 13 surveys indexed by HFRD.

Does The Gardens of Lake Spivey offer memory care?

HFRD's public data does not show memory care at The Gardens of Lake Spivey, and none of its indexed surveys describe a memory care unit. That does not prove it has none; ask whether it holds Georgia Memory Care Center certification before considering it for a parent with dementia.

Certification under 111-8-62-.19 / 111-8-63-.19 brings a secured environment, dementia-specific staff training and added activity and staffing requirements. Read our walkthrough on verifying Memory Care Center certification.

How does The Gardens of Lake Spivey compare to other Clayton County communities?

The Gardens of Lake Spivey is licensed for 72 beds, the 2nd largest of the 6 Clayton County settings in this directory (county median: 52 beds). Its HFRD surveys of the past three years averaged 0.0 citations each, below the 0.1 average across 5 surveyed Clayton County settings.

Read citation counts with care: complaint surveys happen because someone filed a complaint, larger buildings draw more of them, and one survey can cite several rules for a single incident. The survey documents themselves say what was found and how the community corrected it.

Clayton County, south of the airport, includes Jonesboro, Morrow and Forest Park; it has many small Personal Care Homes and only a handful of larger licensed communities. Want help comparing The Gardens of Lake Spivey with other licensed options? Call (844) 569-8099 — free to families.

Record page built from public Georgia DCH/HFRD data; it does not rate or endorse The Gardens of Lake Spivey.

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