Faith Home For The Elderly And Veteran sits in a quiet Albany, Georgia neighborhood at 205 South Shadowlawn St., and offers a calm place for older adults and veterans who need help with daily activities. This is a small board and care home with a limit of six residents, which means people can know their caregivers better and get more personal attention. The caregivers offer support with things like bathing, dressing, moving from one place to another, using the bathroom, medication reminders, and meal preparation. Medication management is part of daily care, along with monthly doctor checkups and support for special diets, including diabetic and allergy-friendly meals. There are furnished rooms, studio suites, shared apartments, and even some one-bedroom units, and every room has things like a telephone, cable or satellite TV, emergency pull cords, and access to Wi-Fi. The home has a dining room for community meals along with all-day dining if someone gets hungry at odd hours, and snacks are always available between meals. Care staff supervises everyone twenty-four hours a day, and a registered nurse is on-site to help.
All the apartments here are wheelchair accessible. You'll find walking paths for exercise or fresh air, a garden for quiet time, and outdoor space to sit or visit. The staff helps with housekeeping, laundry, home maintenance, and will coordinate with doctors and health providers. Seniors living here get help with things like continence care and manual feeding if needed. The home provides transportation for medical appointments and offers parking. Residents can choose to join social activities, group movie nights, arts and crafts sessions, fitness classes, or just read in the small library section. There's a secure environment with an in-room emergency alert system and a 24/7 security system. Faith Home For The Elderly And Veteran accepts pets, so seniors don't have to give up their companions when moving.
Special programs include memory and dementia care in a safe setting designed to help those with Alzheimer's or similar needs. There's help for those who just need some support as well as those who need full-time care, and respite care can give a short break to family caregivers. The home is family-owned, set in a peaceful yard, and aims for a friendly and supportive place where dignity and comfort are important. Some groups, like Cherry Laurel, Charms Personal Care Home, Brierwood Male Group Home, Brierwood Female Group Home, Brickhaven Personal Care Home, Aspire ITR, Albany Mentor Community House, and Abundant Living Personal Care Home, are part of this group and together they offer several housing choices in the Albany area, some with as few as four or five residents. There are apartments for independent, assisted, or memory care, and each person gets a personal care plan that fits their health and support needs. Fall prevention, computer classes, and concierge help are all part of what's available. The main focus here is providing a safe, friendly space where older adults can feel at home, enjoy good meals, and get the help they need.
