Magnolia Manor in Moultrie

Magnolia Manor in Moultrie sits in a small, peaceful Georgia town and offers several types of senior care all on one campus, so you get assisted living, independent living, memory care, skilled nursing, supportive housing, rehabilitation therapy-even catered living-which means folks can move between different care levels if their needs change. The place has good-sized one- and two-bedroom apartments with kitchens or kitchenettes, plus balconies or screened porches, and prices for apartments start at $2,090 a month for a one-bedroom and $2,370 for a two-bedroom, with meals available for purchase, and the monthly rent covers utilities except for the phone. There's restaurant-style dining with three meals a day made by their culinary staff, and the dining area has a nice communal feel where residents can have guest meals if they want. Friendly staff, including a community sales coordinator named Yvonne Lee, help run things smoothly and they're known for being kind and helpful. You get housekeeping, personal laundry, linens, and 24-hour awake staff for emergencies, plus help with medication and reminders for those who need it. The campus is on pretty, clean grounds with fishing lakes, walking trails, gardens, and a chapel, and there's a beauty and barber shop right on site. Indoor spaces offer cable TV, Wi-Fi, a media center, an exercise room, and they're pet-friendly and handicap-accessible too. The folks who live here have lots of activities to choose from-arts and crafts, music, games, hobbies, reading, and group outings. Transportation and parking are part of the deal, and credit cards are accepted for payments. The facility is fully licensed (ALC000049), operates all day, every day, and you get extra services like pharmacy, therapy, infusion, and medical supply if you need them. There's a campus video tour and a 360 virtual tour online for those who want a closer look at the daily life and available options. Magnolia Manor puts emphasis on a welcoming, southern way of living and tries to keep a strong sense of community among the residents with compassionate, caring staff.