Azaria Personal Care Home sits in a quiet neighborhood at 1753 Azalea Dr., Lawrenceville, Georgia, about 25 miles northeast of Atlanta, and you'll notice right away it's different from a big facility, since it's a private house with room for ten or fewer residents, so it's smaller and feels like a family home, and with the owner still running things daily, folks say it keeps a true family feel for everyone. Residents get a lot of daily support-there are personal care assistants around to help with basic needs, walking, or wheelchair use, and staff offer special help for people with Alzheimer's disease, dementia, and even adults with disabilities, so they can continue living steadily in the same home. The home gives each person a private room, with space to bring in a favorite chair or dresser to make it feel like their own, and bathrooms are set up for wheelchairs or walkers, which helps keep everyone safe and comfortable.
You'd find cable TV in each room, and while doing laundry isn't always easy for everyone, there are washers and dryers plus housekeeping so things stay clean, and the kitchenettes mean some folks like to fix a snack or chat over coffee. Safety matters a lot here, so they've got sprinkler systems, updated safety features, and easy access all around both inside and out, which means moving through the place's simpler whether you use a wheelchair or not. The kitchen cooks up meals-including gourmet dishes and special diabetic or vegetarian options-served family-style in the shared dining room, helping everyone gather and maintain a sense of tradition.
The home's got group spaces for games and activities, wi-fi throughout, guest parking, and even a salon and barbershop for haircuts, while those who like exercise or walking can use the small fitness area. Residents join in arts and crafts, social activities, and programs about health-even education classes-and there's a schedule so folks know what's happening. There are transportation services for doctor visits and shopping, and plenty of parking for visiting guests.
Azaria Personal Care Home accepts both Medicaid and long-term care insurance, and respite or short-term stays are available, so families and individuals get the flexible arrangement they need. Staff speak Romanian and help with daily chores and personal needs, always focused on supporting the residents' independence and well-being. The home also offers memory care, diabetic care with regulated meals, and regular coordination with local hospitals, doctors, and rehabilitation centers to keep health care accessible. The atmosphere's meant to be friendly, calm, and respectful of traditions-residents say it's easy to make friends because the house is small, and new families and their loved ones are welcome, whether their needs are straightforward or more specialized.
