MORRIS' ASSISTED LIVING II

MORRIS' ASSISTED LIVING II sits at 4547 Moline Avenue in Columbus, GA, with space for only six residents, so folks get plenty of attention and care in a close, home-like setting where the staff stays licensed and trained. This care home has services that cover assisted living, memory care for Alzheimer's and other dementias, respite care, hospice care, adult day programs, and surgery recovery, so residents and their families don't need to worry about changes in needs since support can adjust along the way. The staff helps with all the basics like bathing, getting dressed, medication, moving around, eating, and house chores, plus things like laundry and dry cleaning get covered, so residents have more time for themselves. Licensed nurses work right on site, and they help with incontinence, medication management, and special diet needs, including meals prepared for those with diabetes, allergies, high blood pressure, and dementia. Rooms come furnished in studio and one-bedroom sizes, each with a phone, and there's a 24-hour emergency alert system for peace of mind, while all-day snacks and home-cooked, all-inclusive meals-served by staff who understand health needs-bring everyone together in the shared dining room or private dining area when needed. Small pets are welcome, and the spaces are made for comfort and accessibility, with walking paths, a garden, and places to relax, so animal companions aren't left out, and everyone can get outside for some fresh air and sunshine. Residents can watch movies in the shared theater, use the computer area, join fitness sessions or arts and crafts, listen to music therapy, do tabletop games, and mess around with community cooking in the shared kitchen; there's help getting to doctor visits, shops, parks, or places of worship since transportation is coordinated. The building carries extras like a reading room, workout spaces, a wellness area with jacuzzi or sauna, and even a stylist or barber comes by for haircuts and grooming. Memory care features help cut down on confusion and prevent wandering, and planned activities keep seniors connected and as independent as they want to be, with help always there when it's needed. The property doesn't take Medicare unless certified by CMS, but works with families to support both long-term stays and short-term recovery or respite needs. Being close to cafes, medical offices, parks, and community worship spaces means residents and visitors have many choices nearby for outings and support, and the whole setup feels practical, safe, and focused on making life simple for older adults and their families.