The Pines of DeKalb
At a glance
About The Pines of DeKalb
Memory Care, Respite Care, Short-Term Rehabilitation, Outpatient Therapy, Long-Term Care, Hospice Care
Care offered here
Memory Care
Secured, specialized environment for residents living with Alzheimer's, dementia, or cognitive change.
Respite / Short-Term
Short-term stays, typically 1–4 weeks, for recovery or caregiver relief.
Reviews from around the web
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- KKaitlyn HenricksAug 2, 2026 · Google
It’s a wonderful place with an amazing nursing staff.
Response from The Pines of DeKalb: Thank you so much for the excellent rating! - SSharon WallaceJul 31, 2026 · Google
Out patient therapy did amazing with my daughters rehab for her knee replacement!
Response from The Pines of DeKalb: Hi, Sharon. We appreciate the kind words and are glad we could provide you with a positive experience! - TTheresa MorlockJul 31, 2026 · Google
I give Christine Wallace a 5 star. She is very loving, caring, great nurse who has empathy for her patients.
Response from The Pines of DeKalb: Hello Theresa Morlock, seeing you had a 5-Star experience makes our day! We value your feedback and appreciate you taking the time to share your experience. - AAmy MuellerJul 31, 2026 · Google
The nursing care at the Pines of DeKalb is A++. Christine Wallace is very caring!!
Response from The Pines of DeKalb: Thank you so much for the excellent rating!
Guides for your search
Assisted Living vs. Independent Living vs. Memory Care: A Plain-English Comparison
Who each level is for, what a day looks like, what it costs, and how to tell which one fits.
What Makes Memory Care Different from Assisted Living? A Family Guide
A dementia diagnosis can feel overwhelming. But memory care is not the end of the road - it's a specialized community where trained staff, tailored activities, and secure environments help your loved one thrive with dignity. Learn what makes memory care different and why it might be the right choice for your family.
Assisted Living vs. Memory Care: How Do You Know Which One Your Parent Needs?
Your mom is repeating herself more often. Your dad is getting a little confused about dates, but still remembers your kids' names. Neither of them is quite ready for a nursing …