Summer's Landing Bayberry Trace has a small, home-like setting, with private residential houses and a total of 24 licensed beds, so you won't see large crowds or busy hallways, just comfortable living spaces and a community feel, and when folks move in they find studio room layouts with touches like kitchenettes, Wi-Fi, telephones, and cable TV, which is handy for keeping in touch or relaxing. The place offers different types of care-assisted living, independent living, memory care for Alzheimer's or other dementia, skilled nursing, and even home care and hospice, so you can get the sort of support you need at different stages, whether you want to live more independently or require help. Staff are available 24/7, including dedicated nurses and a maintenance director, and they'll help with dressing, bathing, taking medications, preparing for bed, and doing some household chores, which makes things easier on a day-to-day basis. Meals are served in a dining room with a social atmosphere, and the food's described as nutritious and prepared with quality ingredients, so you don't have to worry about cooking or eating alone. The staff also handle pharmacy, podiatry visits, and health monitoring, and there's extra help for things like exercise, cooking classes, appointment scheduling, incontinence care, and medication management so daily needs are met without fuss.
Summer's Landing Bayberry Trace puts effort into social engagement and activities, with group trips to local attractions like the Coca-Cola Company and Callaway Garden, social and recreational activities, group meals, and communal areas where you can talk or join life skills training or music therapy. People who enjoy routine events may like that residents help organize some activities and that an activity department sets up trips and enrichment programs, even aromatherapy and pet therapy, which are popular with some. The home provides counseling for families and caregivers, support and referrals, and services for residents living with memory-related disorders, and there's a focus on keeping life interesting with a health and wellness program. The facility is licensed as a Personal Care Home and Adult Care Home, but it's not necessarily certified by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services and may not accept Medicare, and pricing and reviews are easy to find if you have questions or want to know more. The average review rating is about 6.1 out of 10, so folks generally find the place about average, and some staff have earned awards for kindness, helpfulness, and overall care. The facility gets surveyed by local government agencies, and they're known for having a calm, welcoming atmosphere where the focus remains on personalized care, wellness, and supporting as much independence as possible for each senior.
