Five Star By Elite

Five Star By Elite offers a wide range of senior care services and has several locations with names like ABRAcadabra Assisted Living #2, ACALIGNA, A & I ADULT CARE HOME, and ABELLAVIDA MEMORY CARE, showing a big focus on specialized care in home-like settings, and they take care of people who need memory care, diabetic support, and injury care, which makes sense because they're with First Choice Injury Care too, especially in Marietta, GA, and you'll find these places working with nursing homes, assisted living, independent living, memory care, and even adult daycare, so they're used to folks with different needs, including people who need help with things like bathing, dressing, and medication, and there are nurses and doctors on call, some available all the time, with extra therapists and staff to help with high-acuity care, non-ambulatory care, incontinence, and rehab, and they've got different size homes, some small and cozy with just four residents, and others with bigger setups over 200 beds, so people can choose what feels comfortable, and you can bring your pet if it fits the weight rules, plus they offer services like meals planned by a holistic nutritionist using fresh food, kosher and vegetarian options, regular laundry, and housekeeping, and rooms can have private baths and wheelchair-accessible showers and tubs, and you'll find indoor and outdoor spaces for social time, with big TVs, game tables, activity rooms, and pretty landscapes around, and if someone likes to go places, there's transportation provided, sometimes free, sometimes for a cost, with parking for those who drive, and you can get help with activities onsite, do crafts, or join spiritual programs, even offsite trips, and for those needing more mental health support, caregivers work with a mental health team that can include a neurologist, psychiatrist, or dementia care specialist, so they try to cover both body and mind, and you'll see that staff keep up with the medication schedule by recording all doses on the administration record, and they'll handle it all with as much privacy as possible, plus there's a schedule for visiting, usually from 9 to 7, and some flexibility if you need it, and family members are welcome, and if caregiving gets hard, there's respite and hospice care available, and people who speak Spanish can find help from someone who understands them, and the management team is healthcare professionals who seem to care about safety and dignity, offering 24-hour support at all levels, with memory care homes sometimes run by dementia specialists, and the aim seems to be making life safe, as independent as possible, and pretty comfortable, with personalized care plans for everyone.