Serenity House sits in a quiet spot at 8599 Sheridan Drive in Jonesboro, GA, where you'll find a small, private home setting with space for ten or fewer residents, and folks here receive many types of care, which include independent and assisted living, memory care for those with Alzheimer's or dementia, licensed home health care, hospice, non-medical home care, and long-term skilled nursing care, all under one roof, and people can also stay for just a short time if their families or caregivers need a break, since Serenity House provides respite care too. Staff are on-site and awake 24 hours to help with daily things like bathing, dressing, transfers, housekeeping, medication reminders, and meal prep, and nurses or aides can help manage diabetes, incontinence, and other high needs, with a focus on helping everyone stay as independent as possible, and there's always someone around if you need a hand. Caregivers do the cooking, serve three meals a day, including vegetarian and diabetic-friendly options, and can handle special diets such as low-sodium or allergy-sensitive meals, and meals can be eaten in the family dining room or in private rooms, plus group meals and activities are part of daily life to help everyone feel connected.
Rooms come furnished, with air conditioning, Wi-Fi, cable or satellite TV, and bathtubs, so residents have comfort and privacy, and you can choose between semi-private or one-bedroom layouts, all kept tidy with housekeeping and laundry, even dry cleaning when needed. The house helps arrange transportation, from grocery trips to doctor's appointments, and provides complimentary rides, parking, and plenty of paths outdoors for walks and gardening, and the lawn and indoor common areas give people places to sit, chat, or play games, or just enjoy the day, and there are regular activities like movie nights, cooking classes, day trips, picnics, and gardening clubs, while on-site devotional services and off-site trips support spiritual needs.
Serenity House follows a community-focused approach that aims to foster friendly bonds among residents with engaging daily activities, and there's a strong focus on safety, from a reliable emergency alert system to on-site medication management, and you'll find all sorts of support, whether it's personal care like bathing and dressing, support with memory conditions, or help for those who have trouble moving around, and caregivers know how to assist with lifts and transfers for non-ambulatory residents. The home arranges healthcare coordination, so staff work with outside doctors and care providers to make sure residents' medical needs are met, and there's always a trained set of eyes and hands available, so families can trust their loved ones are being watched over. Residents can also take part in both quiet time and social gatherings, with plenty of chances to join in, get fresh air, and maintain a healthy routine as much as possible in a warm atmosphere, which Serenity House works hard to keep up so everyone can feel comfortable, safe, and at ease.
