Barclay House of Augusta

Barclay House of Augusta is a senior living community in Augusta, Georgia, with assisted living and memory care services for older adults who need help with daily tasks such as bathing, dressing, and taking medicine, and offers support for those with Alzheimer's disease or other memory issues, and the building is single-story and wheelchair accessible with private apartments, companion suites, and features like kitchenettes, walk-in closets, and private bathrooms, so you'll find a range of options whether you want a studio, one-bedroom, two-bedroom, or a suite to share, and for people who want to stay active there's a fitness center, activities room, and an activities program with games, hobbies, live music, community outings, guest speakers, and volunteer opportunities, and if you need help with chores, there's housekeeping, laundry, linen service, and even 24-hour emergency maintenance and care teams on-site with nursing support and medication management, and if you wish for social or spiritual time, you get a meditation and worship space, and plenty of communal areas like a dining room, residents' lounge, sunroom, and outdoor spaces like patios, courtyards, fountains, flower gardens, and pergolas, and there's pet-friendly living plus pet therapy, so you don't have to give up your furry friends, and meal services include nutritious food in dining spaces and guest meals if family visits, and if you need a bit of fresh air the gardens are landscaped and patios are pleasant, and you'll find something to do almost every day with an activities director making sure the calendar's packed and community engagement's strong, and personal care and grooming are available, along with a beauty salon and barber services, and the staff is known for being kind and helpful, and there's a secure setting with emergency call systems in each unit, and internet access throughout, along with transportation services for shopping, medical appointments, or group outings, and the memory care wing is designed to reduce confusion with security and looks nice with dark wood cabinetry and granite counters in shared areas, and if you just need a short stay or help while a caregiver is away, respite care programs are offered, and they support many care levels from supported independent living to full nursing services, and you can get guidance from senior living advisors if you're not sure about next steps or if you have questions about care types or what's available, and there's a free advisory service for families, with help to search by city or postal code, and support Monday through Friday 8AM to 9PM plus weekends too, all focused on helping you understand your options based on real reviews and clear facts, and the staff can guide you through every detail-plus the facility carries state license number ALC000351 and has language support in English, so folks find it easy to settle in, to get around, and to connect, whether looking for independent living, assisted living, memory care, or even in-home services, and it all happens in a community that tries to foster social, mental, and emotional well-being, so life feels balanced and secure.