Hampton House Personal Care Home sits in Colbert, Georgia, inside a historic home built in the early 1900s, and even though they've done a full renovation and an expansion, you can still see the classic revival style when you walk up to the big front porch with rocking chairs. They run as a licensed Personal Care Home, providing health care and personal care services to residents, and they've been at it since 2010. The staff's got years of experience with medication management, non-ambulatory care, transfers, and daily routines like dressing, bathing, and toileting, and they're always around 24 hours a day. Residents get a private room and the house has a large living room, a private sitting area, a dining room, a gallery or arts room, and common areas, both indoors and out, with walking paths and a garden.
Meals come out of the full-service on-site kitchen, and there's usually three cooked meals a day plus snacks, which can be tailored for folks who need special diets, like diabetic or vegetarian, and there's all-day dining if schedules vary. If someone needs a guest meal or meal prep for allergies, they handle that, too. They've got laundry, housekeeping, and even dry-cleaning. The showers are wheelchair accessible and they've got full tubs for those who need them.
Social life stays busy, with movie nights, devotional services both onsite and offsite, and all sorts of resident-planned activities every week-plus a garden and salon for the little things. The community sponsors group activities and provides arts, social, and educational programs, hoping folks will make friends. There's a 24-hour emergency alert system and staff keep an eye on things day and night, so security's always a focus.
They allow outdoor smoking only, they keep all the inside smoke-free, and they've got parking and transportation at cost for medical appointments or errands. They help with everything from mobility and medication to incontinence care and memory care for residents facing Alzheimer's or dementia, making sure needs are met and confusion or wandering get special attention. The home uses licensed personal care and private home care programs, plus short-term respite care and hospice services when needed. Staff include part-time nurses and visiting therapists for physical, speech, occupational, and podiatry care, working with outside healthcare as needed and always aiming to keep family updated with regular communication.
The whole place is wheelchair accessible and they keep a warm, inviting atmosphere, hoping folks feel safe, supported, and at home, whether gathered on the porch or enjoying a meal in the dining room, and every resident gets a personal care plan so assistance can match their preferences and health needs exactly.
