Autumn Village 2A

Autumn Village 2A sits at 746 McDonough Rd. in Jackson, Georgia, where a small group of up to six seniors can find a comfortable, home-like setting with both assisted living and memory care services, and the staff here help with bathing, dressing, bathroom needs, hygiene, and getting around, and folks who need help with insulin or two-person transfers can get that support too, depending on what's needed, while trained aides are there day and night for safety and supervision. You'll find one-bedroom suites, studios, and semi-private living quarters, all fully furnished, with non-slip floors to help prevent falls, and the dining room serves three home-cooked meals every day-meals can be changed for anyone with medical needs, diabetes, or dementia, and residents eat together restaurant-style, which makes it feel more like a family meal. There's board and card games, a library, regular music and pet therapy, group crafts, movie nights, and time spent outdoors in the yard or garden, plus fitness and massage therapy, so everyone keeps active and engaged with friends. The staff take care of medications, doctor assessments, check-ins, and pharmacy needs, and there are health checks and programs for things like speech, occupational, and physical therapy, plus there's help with things like Parkinson's and Alzheimer's, spoon feeding, ambulation, and even therapy for emotional support. Residents get transportation to doctor appointments, errands, or church, and there's on-site parking if visitors come by, while daily help covers cleaning, personal laundry, dry cleaning, and housekeeping, which means nobody has to worry about chores. The building has modern features like emergency pull cords, wifi, computers, and a fitness room, and there's a barber and stylist who come by, so haircuts and grooming are easy to keep up; pets under certain sizes can live here, and the staff try to get to know each resident with one-on-one attention and regular companionship. Community awards reflect the friendly and helpful environment, and advisors help new residents learn about their care options. Rates for assisted living start at $3,000 per month, paid by private funds, long-term care insurance, or the Veterans Aid and Attendance benefit, and pricing changes with care needs, room choice, and services. Georgia's Department of Social Services regulates the facility, and staff receive recognition for being joyful and kind, making sure everyone feels welcome and well cared for in a place that values both support and independence.