Creeks End Personal Care Home No sits on Sprayberry Hill Road in Summerville, Georgia, and doesn't take a lot of residents, only six at a time, and you notice that gives it a small, peaceful feeling where you can see staff helping out through the day, usually about six to ten people working around the place. Betty Clair is the owner, and the home is in a quiet, residential neighborhood, feeling a lot like a regular house, with both private and semi-private bedrooms you can choose between, with furnished rooms, cable TV, Wi-Fi, and a telephone in each. Folks who need help with things like bathing, dressing, medication, or moving around get that every day, and there's always someone supervising and helping out 24 hours a day. The kitchen staff prepares daily meals, and if someone has a diabetes diet or some allergies, they adjust the meals to fit, and everything gets served in a dining room set up restaurant-style, which makes things a bit more social and pleasant.
The home focuses a lot on seniors with Alzheimer's or dementia, and staff run specialized programs and memory activities, so everyone gets some mental and social support besides just medical care. Extra services include adult day care, respite care for short stays, and hospice help if needed. There's a simple mental wellness program alongside everyday help, plus basic nursing and health care support, and the home works as part of a larger care system, so if someone needs more advanced nursing or rehabilitation, that's available, too. The grounds give residents a garden, outdoor space, and walking paths, and inside there's a small library for reading and activities, with both resident and community-run programs happening pretty regularly.
There's wheelchair access, and you'll see help with things like laundry, housekeeping, dry cleaning, move-in coordination, and supporting personal needs all through the month, and staff can manage emergencies with an alert system. People can keep up with some independence in their routines, since there are different types of apartments, independent living, and assisted support, all in the same place. You find a salon, cable and satellite TV, community-sponsored activities, and places to gather for meals or events, but you're not lost in a big crowd because there's only ever a handful of people living there at a time. Creeks End Personal Care Home No isn't accredited by the BBB, but it's licensed and operates with local Department of Health oversight, and it seems well-suited for seniors looking for personal, daily help in a smaller, home-like setting with a focus on memory care, assisted living, and support for many levels of need.
