Taker's House helps families find senior care without charging for advice or asking for payment information, and folks can use their online tools to compare pricing, read reviews, and see photos of different communities, with a Feefo service rating showing 4.6 stars from 3,440 reviews, and service hours running from 5:00 AM to 9:00 PM on weekdays and 5:00 AM to 5:30 PM on weekends, which is quite helpful for those juggling a busy schedule or calling from different time zones, and they've got local senior living advisors who'll talk to people about options and guide them through choices for their loved ones, always focusing on what's best for each family instead of making the process complicated or high-pressure. They offer help especially for family caregivers, aiming to match seniors with the right kind of help-whether that means assisted living, memory care, independent living, or a nursing home-and their residential care homes near Hiram, GA, like House of Lord Home Care Inc or Young Senior Care, stay small, with some homes taking only 3 or 4 residents at a time, so the environment feels close and personal. Taker's House also runs senior living communities in places like Mableton, Georgia, including Hawthorne Terrace at Mableton, The Golden Jubilee House LLC, Amelia Gardens, and others, and these spots give choices between private or semi-private rooms, amenities like baths and tubs, and care from staff who help with bathing, dressing, hygiene, grooming, and personal care plans, plus there's regular health checkups and doctor visits for those who need them.
Some homes, like Amelia Gardens, go up to 8 residents, and others, such as Savannah Grand Of Towne Lake and Emeritus At Woodstock Estates, can serve more, housing up to 38 or even 75 seniors, which means there are options for people who like quieter places and those who don't mind bigger communities with more neighbors to meet, and some homes keep clergy on-site at all times for those who want spiritual support. Meals with vegetarian and kosher options are available, and there are common areas, both indoors and out, along with scheduled outings and entertainment, housekeeping, laundry, and transportation, sometimes complimentary, sometimes at a cost, depending on the location. Some facilities allow pets and feature high-speed internet, which is nice if someone wants to stay connected with family, while others focus on safety and accessibility for those with mobility issues, or provide specialized programs if a resident needs help with Alzheimer's or dementia, with spaces designed to reduce confusion and prevent wandering.
Taker's House uses names like Eighteenth House, Pierson Place, Center St., Arc Lighthouse, Celestial Care Home, Catherine's House, and Caring 4 You Personal Care Home for individual buildings, and they make sure each place is kept small and manageable, which helps staff offer 24/7 care and keeps things familiar for residents, and the staff help with medication, doctor visits, diabetes care, toileting, incontinence and high acuity care in homes built for comfort and ease. Some places offer devotional services, onsite beauticians, and multilingual staff, mostly speaking English, with activities to keep people engaged, onsite and offsite. Taker's House collects reviews through Feefo and SeniorAdvisor.com and provides lots of information online about their different communities, making it easier to compare or contact a local advisor if someone needs help figuring out next steps.
