A Natural Passion for Caring

A Natural Passion for Caring sits in a quiet part of Lawrenceville, Georgia, just a short drive from Atlanta, and offers a small, home-like setting for up to three seniors who can't live on their own but don't need full-time nursing care, and the facility works under a state license as a Personal Care Home with a special focus on memory care for people living with Alzheimer's and other types of dementia, setting aside a secure unit that uses alarm bracelets and special systems to keep residents safe if they tend to wander or become disoriented, and staff include nurses who help with medications, feeding tubes, insulin and other injections, plus staff can help if someone's diabetic, incontinent, or has tough behaviors or physical problems, even offering lifts or two-person transfers if somebody needs that for moving, and the care plan is made just for each resident so they can get support with things like getting dressed, bathing, using the restroom, or getting around. The property itself is carpeted and furnished for comfort, with both private and shared rooms, private baths, wheelchair showers and tubs, and a living room, dining hall, games area, and gardens, and every room has emergency call buttons for safety, along with regular housekeeping and maintenance. People staying here get three meals a day, snacks, and menus made to support residents with dementia, all supervised by a dietitian, and there's help with meals or special needs, too. Nurses are on staff or on call round-the-clock, and residents also get to take part in daily activities, arts and crafts in their own studio, and can go out on off-site trips or use the walking trails or outdoor spaces. The place carries a warm, family feeling with devotional services, a computer room, cable TV, and internet access, and it supports both long stays and short-term respite care, along with complimentary or paid local transportation for appointments or errands. Safety features like a wander alert system and a secure perimeter help prevent anyone from leaving unsupervised, and staff are trained to handle residents with major memory problems or challenging behaviors. Reviews from families mention good communication and compassionate care from the team, and the small size of the community means staff can keep a close eye on everyone. The facility welcomes both female and male residents, with programs and support tailored to both groups, and they accept smokers outdoors only. This is a calm, secure place made to feel like home, for seniors needing help but still wanting a measure of independence and comfort.