Savannah Plantation Personal Care Homes,Inc.

Savannah Plantation Personal Care Homes, Inc. sits at 102 Level Creek Rd in Sugar Hill, Georgia, and offers a small, close-knit setting where older adults get help with daily activities like dressing, bathing, cooking, and laundry, and they have support with medication management, too. Folks who need specialized memory care for Alzheimer's or dementia can stay in secure areas designed to keep them safe and calm, with programs to help ease anxiety and prevent wandering, and there's care for people in all stages, even the early days of memory loss, so someone living there can stay in place as their needs change, though a buy-in fee is required for this flexibility. The homes focus on keeping people active and independent with activities and meals made for good health, and they give families peace of mind with 24-hour supervision, medical monitoring, and support for people who need extra help from the friendly staff, like Alissa Mckenzie, who's a certified medical assistant and assistant manager, along with support from hospital & health care professional Sharon Macpherson and the president Greg Blume. Residents can use skilled nursing facilities for short-term care, physical therapy, and rehabilitative services when needed, and board and care homes in the group keep the atmosphere warm, caring, and easy to navigate, with simple routines, nutritious meals, easy access to transportation and parking, and a focus on personalized care for each person. The company has served seniors since 1994 and keeps the group small-just 2-10 employees-so attention stays personal, and the staff can monitor and adapt care, whether it's diabetes care, incontinence support, or more complex medical needs. Savannah Plantation Personal Care Homes, Inc. and its related locations in Sugar Hill and Buford get recognized for friendly service and quality care in assisted living and memory care, and the homes are known for being a supportive, consistent, and safe place to live for those who need a little more help as they age.