Kennesaw Village is a senior living community at 2800 Jiles Rd in Kennesaw, Georgia, where people find help with assisted living and memory care for Alzheimer's, dementia, and other challenging health needs, and the care team includes full-time licensed nurses on-site 24 hours a day, med techs for medication management, and staff trained for residents who need transfers, Hoyer lifts, stand-by help, or are non-ambulatory, whether the challenges come from mild memory loss, incontinence, Parkinson's, or complex behaviors. The buildings are single-story, wheelchair accessible, and laid out with private and shared suites, each with private baths, safety rails, showers, call systems, and emergency response features. The memory care unit has its own secure building to help prevent wandering, using alarms and bracelets for safety, and the property has controlled access doors and computerized alerts for residents who may be a flight risk or have difficult behaviors. Residents can keep dogs and cats, and pet care is available, so folks don't have to give up an animal if they move in.
For daily life at Kennesaw Village, people find group and individual activities like gentle exercise classes, puzzles and tea, board games, arts and crafts, crosswords and coloring, movie nights, TED talks, music, and spiritual studies or devotional services, along with organized outings for shopping, meals out, sightseeing, and special events in the community, and the place tries to keep a small-town feeling full of simple southern hospitality. Meals are served restaurant-style out of a dining room and planned by a registered dietitian or chef, with vegetarian and special diets available, and people can have private meals in their rooms. There's a community lounge, library, living rooms, an activity room for crafts or socializing, and quiet spaces for reading or just being alone, plus an outdoor courtyard, gardens, and a walking path for anyone who wants fresh air with a little independence. The facilities have wifi, cable, TV, and several common rooms for relaxing, and the property is kept up with regular housekeeping, laundry, linen service, and groundskeeping.
The staff helps with bathing, dressing, grooming, hygiene, mobility, eating, medication reminders, and health tasks like blood sugar checks and insulin shots, all done according to each person's care plan that's kept updated through monthly wellness visits by nurses or on-call doctors. There are on-site services from visiting nurses, podiatrists, dentists, occupational therapists, physical therapists, and speech therapists, as well as psychiatrists for anyone who needs help with behavioral care, and the team can provide hospice and urgent placement services when needed-sometimes within a day for emergencies. Short-term stays, respite care for weekends or while family takes a vacation, and family support options are all available, so many needs can be met, and the "aging in place" system allows residents to move through different care levels without having to leave the community.
People at Kennesaw Village can use scheduled or on-demand transportation to appointments or outings, resident parking is available, and they can get help with daily exercise routines and light group workouts. Staff can handle medication management, and the staff is trained in behavior support for those with dementia or risk of elopement. The property doesn't take Medicaid, but accepts private pay, long-term care insurance, and Veterans Aid, and is a licensed community with license number PCH001400. The community tries to support strong friendships, active minds, and quality of life by meeting medical, emotional, and personal needs all under one roof, always trying to treat everyone like family while maintaining resident rights and privacy policies, and, of course, people enjoy a little small-town charm and southern hospitality in the way of shared meals, coffee socials, and simple laughter among friends.
