Blakeford at Green Hills sits on ten green acres around Lake Burton, with walking trails, a bubbling fountain, and lots of well-kept landscaping, so people can enjoy quiet views and fresh air, and there's even a bench for sitting and taking it all in while the birds sing. The community has different options like Independent Living, Assisted Living, Skilled Nursing, Memory Care, and even at-home care options, so whatever folks need as they get older, everything's in one spot. The independent living apartments come in one- or two-bedroom layouts with updated kitchens, granite counters, private balconies or patios, and washers and dryers, and there's wheelchair access and elevators for easy moving about, plus onsite parking and air conditioning. Daily life includes three good meals a day for those in assisted living, and the menus pay attention to making meals tasty and meeting dietary needs, so no one's missing out on nutrition or flavor. People can use the beauty salon and see a manicurist if they want, and there's Wi-Fi throughout, room for pets, and activity calendars packed with exercise classes, arts and crafts, concerts, and educational chances, along with a fitness room, an indoor pool watched over by a full-time Aquatic Coordinator, a wellness center, personal training, and a mix of cultural and social events.
The staff covers a lot, with mental health and social services, plus a Medical Director, board-certified Nurse Practitioners, and nurses at all hours, and there are therapy centers for physical, occupational, speech, and recreational needs right onsite. The skilled nursing facility, Woodcrest at Blakeford, focuses on one-on-one programming, rehabilitation, and even offers medical transportation, while Burton Court at Blakeford provides a personalized assisted living setting, and for those who need it, memory care is set up to help people with dementia stay safe and less confused. Folks get help with medication management, wellness programs, and daily support with things like bathing or grooming if needed, while still being encouraged to stay as independent as possible. For people who want to age at home, there's Blakeford At Home for caregiver services like personal care and companion visits, and the LiveWell by Blakeford program supports healthy, independent adults over 60 with care coordination and concierge services. The campus is nonprofit and tries to keep the same sense of home and privacy people are used to, while offering medical clinics, therapy, transportation around town, and social opportunities, so staying active and involved is pretty easy. The whole idea is to give seniors choices, support independence, and make sure everyone feels welcome in a pleasant and safe environment.
