Waynesboro

Waynesboro sits on Old Waynesboro Road in Augusta and offers a small, supportive space for seniors who need varying levels of care, and the grounds cover close to three acres, giving folks easy access to paved walking paths, a fenced backyard, a garden, and nearby parks for some fresh air or leisure activities, while inside, residents get a one-bedroom, one-bathroom single-family home built back in 1940, covering about 781 square feet, with aluminum and vinyl exterior walls, a metal roof, a brick foundation, plus central air conditioning, evaporative cooling, gas heating, and a fireplace in the main room to help keep everyone comfortable. People who live here can join in daily scheduled activities, weekly movie nights, and community-sponsored events, and the dining room serves meals designed for allergies or diabetes, including special dietary needs, while medication management, help with bathing and dressing, 24-hour supervision, and even help with transfers or coordination with local healthcare providers like the East Central Regional Hospital get factored in, so folks don't have to worry too much about their daily needs getting missed. Residents have rooms with their own phones, an alert system in case of emergencies, and they get laundry, housekeeping, and move-in help, and the single-story setup makes moving around safer, and a frame garage and driveway out front offer a place for parking. The location sits near Walgreens, Sonic Drive-In, Panera Bread, and other shops between 2 and 11 miles away, and while schools like Gracewood Elementary, Pine Hill Middle, or Cross Creek High aren't really used by residents, they're nearby and serve the area generally. The community uses therapy sessions, mental health support, and evidence-based care for folks whose needs go beyond standard daily assistance, including psychoanalytic and holistic care, and a physician-operated clinic is on-site for medical issues. Waynesboro provides assisted living, memory care, nursing home, independent living, and retirement community models, with a cost of home ownership estimated at $536 a month for those considering mortgages, taxes, and utilities, and people can check on this with the Zillow platform or use Zillow Home Loans for quick pre-qualification. While there's a community score of 3.8 on Seniorly, information about unique programs or specific service names isn't available, but what's clear is that the environment is compassionate and attentive without being a large or overwhelming space, and the amenities offered seem to cover most needs for seniors who want safety, support, and a bit of peace and quiet.