DAVIS, GRACE K PCH

DAVIS, GRACE K PCH is a small care home in Augusta, Georgia at 830 1st Street, licensed for up to six older adults and run under Georgia's Department of Social Services. The home offers assisted living, hospice care, respite care, and memory care for seniors, so people who need extra help with things like dressing, bathing, taking medicine, moving around, or daily routine have trained caregivers right there to help them with whatever's needed, and the place tries to keep a warm, friendly feeling with kind and joyful staff. There are both private and shared rooms, with secured areas and locks to keep people safe, especially those who might wander because of Alzheimer's or other dementia, plus some special programs and activities, like music therapy, board games, garden walks, exercise classes, and art times-sometimes they do animal therapy, too, so there's regular entertainment and things going on most days, whether it's movie nights, craft sessions, game times, or outings for church or doctor's appointments, and neighbors get transportation for errands and visits as needed. Meals are prepared fresh every day, and if someone needs certain food for health reasons, like low-salt meals for blood pressure or special plans for diabetes, those can be arranged, and folks can gather around the table together for daily home-cooked food. Amenities might include a reading room, hot tub, steam area or fitness space, hair salon, barber area, outdoor yards and community recreation spots, with regular cleaning and seasonal decorations to keep the building bright, comfortable, and odor-free, so it feels like home. The whole place is held to state standards for care and cleanliness because it's licensed and inspected. The goal's to give seniors a safe, gentle, and social home with daily support, meaningful activities, and enough attention to their health and happiness, without feeling crowded or lonely, and all the staff do their best to make every day pleasant for everyone living there.