The Fountains in Calhoun is a senior living community that offers assisted living, memory care, independent living, home care, respite, and skilled nursing options, but there's no extra information easily found about its full range of services. The facility has a focus on providing older adults with an independent lifestyle where personal help's available all day and night, and folks can choose from private studios, deluxe, and two-bedroom rooms, each with access to a full or handicapped-equipped bathroom and, in some cases, a kitchenette. Staff trained in caring for people with memory impairments work with the Pathways to Discovery memory care program, which aims to help those with Alzheimer's or dementia with safety, comfort, and specialized support, including ways to reduce confusion and prevent wandering.
A community director with a nursing background brings health care know-how, and personalized care plans ensure residents' needs are met through close work with families. Residents get 24-hour access to care, weekly housekeeping and laundry, in-house maintenance, transportation, and an emergency response system in every apartment. Residents living with diabetes can receive specialized care that includes blood sugar checks and help with medications. The community provides nutritious, chef-prepared meals served restaurant-style in an elegant dining room, and seasonal menus are personalized by dietitians for each person's needs. Utilities, including electricity, water, and Wi-Fi, are all included.
Folks can relax and spend time in indoor common areas or use outdoor spaces and enjoy beautifully cared-for grounds. Each day there are social activities planned by a full-time director-everything from wellness programs and card clubs to off-site outings and devotional gatherings, supporting friendships and spiritual needs. Staff and aides are known for being friendly and kind, always working to keep the atmosphere homelike and safe, whether supporting those who want to stay independent or those needing memory care. Both in-person and virtual visits are offered, and tours can give future residents and their families a better sense of daily life at the community.
