Social Graces Personal Care Home

Social Graces Personal Care Home sits tucked into a quiet neighborhood at 5 Walker Drive, Stockbridge, GA, and looks much like a regular house you might see on a walk, and they keep things small there, serving up to six residents, which means folks get a lot of personal attention and care tailored to their needs, especially if they're needing help with things like bathing, dressing, getting around, or remembering to take medicine, and they've got staff like Ms. Stacy and Ms. Angie who are known for being caring and treating residents with kindness, patience, and respect. The place has clean, fully furnished rooms-private or shared-along with cozy spots to gather, plus the whole place is set up to be handicap accessible, and they've got safety features like a sprinkler system and emergency alert systems for peace of mind. Meals get prepared fresh every day with attention to special diets like diabetes or allergies, and the food's healthy, while the dining room gives everyone a chance to eat together if they want and visit, and there's always a plan for daily activities, from arts and crafts to movie nights or garden time, trying to create a sense of belonging and lift everyone's spirits. Folks living there often need different levels of assistance, so they offer a mix of assisted living, memory care for those with dementia or Alzheimer's, independent living, and even services that are a bit like nursing homes. Families can expect 24-hour supervision, help with moving in, laundry, housekeeping, and transportation to doctors, and there're also enrichment programs and outings around nearby parks or local cafes. Medical help, like nursing, wound care, and even occupational therapy, comes coordinated right there, whether it's for mobility, hygiene, or medication needs, and when someone needs a short stay or a break for family caregivers, they offer respite care too. Both private rooms and shared areas are set to feel comfortable, safe, and quiet, and they focus on both the physical and emotional well-being of each resident, always wanting to treat everyone with dignity, respect, and a sense of belonging. They encourage families to get involved, talk openly about care options, and discuss needs and costs so everyone knows what's included, and they value making each person feel welcome and heard. Everything here, from the small size community to the thoughtful meals and gentle support, helps foster a close, warm environment, and you'll often hear the staff described as knowledgeable and compassionate, all aiming to help residents keep their independence as much as they can, while making sure help is always on hand, day or night.