Chatham Personal Care Home

Chatham Personal Care Home in Alpharetta, GA, offers personalized support in a small, home-like setting with only 4 licensed beds, so you don't feel lost in a crowd and can get personal attention, which is something people sometimes worry about in bigger places. The staff helps with daily activities, including bathing, dressing, grooming, medication management, and meal preparation, and they're available around the clock to make sure everyone stays safe and cared for. Seniors who need help with memory issues like dementia or Alzheimer's can find specialized care in secure areas with memory-focused activities and constant supervision, and there's care for longer-term needs and hospice, too. The house is part of Developmental Disabilities Ministries (DDM), following Christian values and focusing on helping people reach their fullest potential, especially those with developmental disabilities, and this community has been around for more than 40 years, so they've learned how to offer support in a steady and respectful way, and they even offer knowledgeable guidance for families who are making tough care decisions. There are rooms like Bella's Cottage, Wisdom Well Living LLC, Rebecca Manor, The Heritage House Senior Living, and WHITE HOUSE AT MARY ALICE PARK, each one with its own touch, and spaces for everyone to gather, garden, eat meals together, or join in on things like movie nights, walking paths, and community events, so no one has to feel alone unless they want privacy. Every room comes furnished, has a phone, and shared dining and lounged areas, and you get services like housekeeping, dry cleaning, transportation, and parking. The meals are prepared to meet special dietary needs, and seniors who want to stay as independent as possible get just the right level of support, working with trained professionals for personal care, health, and behavior. Chatham Personal Care Home is state-licensed as a Personal Care Home, and while it doesn't take Medicare unless certified, it does offer adult care home, assisted living, independent living, memory care, skilled nursing, home care, home health, hospice, and support referrals, which means families can work with one provider if care needs change, and people can stay in one place for years, getting to know staff and neighbors. The community welcomes volunteers and participates in projects like the HomeREVIVE10 Capital Campaign to improve the group homes, so there's always a chance to get involved or give back, and it stays focused on helping everyone live as well as they can for as long as they need.