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Personal Care Home

Everyday Support, Delivered in a Real Home.

Daily living support — bathing, dressing, medication administration, meals, and mobility — inside a real Georgia home with no more than six residents.

GA Dept. of Community Health LicensedAlzheimer's Association PartnerBetter Business Bureau AccreditedCPR & First Aid Certified StaffRegistered Memory Care Provider

Scope of Care

What is included in the monthly rate

One rate by assessed acuity. Incontinence supplies and local medical transportation are included, not billed separately.

  • Private or companion bedroom, fully furnished
  • Three cooked meals plus snacks, diet-specific
  • Bathing, dressing, grooming, and toileting support
  • Medication administration and weekly log audit
  • Laundry, housekeeping, and linen service
  • Transport to local medical appointments
  • Incontinence supplies
  • Activities, outings, and faith services on request

Pricing & requirements

From $4,250 / month

Prerequisites
A completed physician's report (Form DMA-6 or equivalent), current medication list, and a negative TB screening within 12 months.
Timeline
Assessment within 48 hours. Move-in typically 5–10 days after approval.
Payment
Private pay, long-term care insurance, and VA Aid & Attendance. We provide itemized carrier documentation monthly.
Request an assessment

Daily Life

A day in the home

Structure where it protects health, flexibility everywhere else.

  1. 7:00 – 9:30

    Wake at your own hour

    Personal care support, dressing, and a cooked breakfast — no scheduled wake-up calls.

  2. 10:00

    Movement & medications

    Morning medication pass, light exercise on the porch, vitals where ordered.

  3. 12:30

    Family-style lunch

    One table, real plates. Diets and textures prepared to physician orders.

  4. 14:00

    Activity or appointment

    Music, cards, gardening, hair appointments, or transport to a local physician.

  5. 17:30

    Dinner and wind-down

    Evening medication pass, lower lighting, quieter household routine.

  6. Overnight

    Awake staff

    Toileting help, repositioning, and hourly checks by a caregiver who is awake.

Caregiver holding an elderly resident's hands during a morning visit

Request the Care Transition Guide

The documents to request, the questions to ask, and how acuity affects pricing.

Mobility, medications, and timing are the most useful details.

We use your details only to respond to this inquiry. We never sell family information.

Family Stories

What families say after the first month

We ask every family to tell us the truth at 30 days. These are their words.

Gia and her team treated my father like their own family, but with the professional efficiency of a top-tier hospital.
Sarah T. · Stone Mountain, GA
The peace of mind knowing a professional administrator is on-site is priceless. I stopped losing sleep the first week.
David R. · Atlanta, GA
We toured nine places. Anderson was the only one that showed us their medication logs before we asked.
Renée M. · Decatur, GA

Come see the home before you decide anything.

Private tours run seven days a week in Stone Mountain. You'll meet the caregiver on shift, walk the rooms, and read our logs.