Bush Arbor

Bush Arbor in Rome, Georgia, is a residential community offering care for people with developmental disabilities, and it also serves seniors through assisted living, memory care, nursing homes, independent living, and continuing care options, and, while there are unique names for its care programs and care types, what's available depends on the resident's individual needs, so everyone gets something more personal if they need it, and the place itself aims to help residents stay independent and feel part of the larger community. Bush Arbor covers multiple properties on Bush Arbor Place SW, with homes built as recently as 2024 and others from 2016, single-family houses usually in a traditional style, with exterior brick veneer on slab or concrete foundations, and many have double pane windows, fenced yards, porches and patios so folks can enjoy the outdoors, plus garages or carports for parking, and some homes have open concept kitchens with quartz or granite counters and stainless appliances, like dishwashers and refrigerators, and other homes have hardwood floors and a fireplace in the great room, and some include laundry in a mudroom, where you can keep things tidy. Most homes sit on about 0.4 acres, with two to four bedrooms, and up to 2,640 square feet of living area, sometimes with unfinished basements for future space, and upstairs you'll find bedrooms with bonus walk-in closets. Community amenities focus on comfort and safety and include sidewalks, street lights, well-kept grounds, maybe even a swimming pool and tennis courts, plus basic utilities like public water and sewer. On the support side, services include housekeeping, laundry, transportation, parking, meal preparation, help with medication, bathing, dressing, and transfers, and there's always staff nearby all day and night for those who may need supervision, including emergency alert systems so residents can get help quickly if there's a problem. The dining room serves meals at set times and can adjust for special diets, community rooms host social events, movie nights, and group activities so folks have the chance to stay engaged, and outside there are walking paths and a garden for residents who like to spend time outdoors, and, for those who don't walk well or need special help, the staff can coordinate with health providers for non-ambulatory care. The community, with a mission to create valued lives for those with disabilities, has already served over 2,000 people across seven states, and its reach continues to grow. The area offers access to transportation and schools, and the neighborhood has a homeowners association with a small monthly fee, while the homes themselves come with up-to-date property records including lot size, tax history, and information about construction types and features, so families know what to expect. Bush Arbor's main aim is to match care and features to each resident and try to make daily living safer, more comfortable, and more connected to others.