Charis Loving Care Home

Charis Loving Care Home in Marietta, Georgia, offers assisted living and shared housing for seniors in a small residential home with six licensed beds, focusing on providing personal care, memory care, and respite care, and what's nice is that they use their own names for care programs and services, making it a bit easier to know what help you're getting, and folks can get daily help with things like meals, personal care, medication management, and specialized support for health needs, including high acuity and diabetic care, and there's staff on duty to help with incontinence, mobility, and ongoing health concerns, plus there are board and care services for folks that need more attention, and memory care comes with activities meant to help those with dementia or Alzheimer's feel engaged and safe, offering secure environments and 24-hour support from staff trained in memory needs. The home really tries to offer things that make life better for its residents, from vegetarian meals to private bathrooms and wheelchair accessible showers, and there are both indoor and outdoor common areas for relaxing or socializing, along with on-site and off-site devotional activities for those who want them. There's transportation and parking available, so seniors can still go to appointments or group activities, and all rooms come with features to make life easier, such as private baths. The home sits within a network of licensed health care facilities, including personal care homes, skilled nursing, hospice, rehabilitation, and drug treatment centers, so families can find other options if their loved one's needs change, and seniors can get round-the-clock medical help, skilled nursing, and even wound care if required, all helped along by surveys from the Department of Aging or Veteran's Services to make sure care stays up to standard. The Charis Loving Care Home puts care first with programs that encourage mental, social, and emotional engagement through activities, always aiming to help seniors keep their independence and comfort, and while the home doesn't take Medicare unless certified, it keeps up full licensing and stays closely regulated, which gives a certain peace of mind for many folks just looking for a safe place with personal care.