Trinity Personal Care Home of GA, LLC

Trinity Personal Care Home of GA, LLC operates several small care homes in Augusta, GA and the surrounding areas like Evans, each with six licensed beds, so folks get a quieter, home-like experience instead of that big facility feel, and you'll find staff here who are known for treating people with kindness, good humor, and a lot of patience, which is something families seem to really value, especially since many of the residents need both memory care and daily help, including with bathing, dressing, or getting around safely. The homes are kept tidy, nicely decorated, and offer a private, comfortable environment with places inside and out where residents can relax, have a meal, chat, or join in an activity, and you'll see common rooms, book rooms, and even things like a jacuzzi, sauna, or a fitness area in some places, which isn't something every place offers. The staff can provide personal care, assisted living, memory care for Alzheimer's and related dementias, and even hospice and respite care, so if someone needs different levels of support as their health changes, they can still stay in a familiar setting. Residents get homemade meals every day, special care for incontinence, and transportation can be arranged for going to appointments, errands, or places of worship. People can join music therapy, pet therapy, board games, outdoor time, fitness routines, art, community nights, movies, and devotional activities, on-site or off, with access to indoor and outdoor common areas, gardens, a hairdresser, and a spot to smoke outside if they wish. Trinity Personal Care Home of GA, LLC doesn't take Medicare since it's not certified through the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, but it does offer options for different budgets by helping families connect to homes like Shirlean's Home Care, Sibor's Manor, Vincent Personal Care, Touched by An Angel PCH, Blair House, Cornerstone Compassion Center, Lynndale Group Homes, True Care I and TrueCare II, each one with its own set of features and care focus, so families have some flexibility when deciding. The team helps families figure out what level of care's needed and offers free consultations, phone support, and detailed listings on the options available, which can bring peace of mind when someone's trying to understand senior care for the first time. There's staff on duty for health-related services and extra help, and meals are made with good ingredients. Wi-Fi and high-speed internet are close by, and parking is available, so visiting or staying connected isn't a problem. While you won't always find a lot of public reviews for the smaller homes, the main community and homes under its license hold a 4.6-star rating from published reviews and have been recognized for providing a good, supportive environment for folks in need of care.