Poinciana sits on Poinciana Avenue in Albany, Georgia, where it's got a single-family home built in 1965 with a brick exterior, a shake shingle roof, and a concrete foundation, and folks can spot that new roof right away from the paved road, then when you get inside you'll see 1,920 square feet of living space that holds three bedrooms, two full baths, cozy den, spacious dining room, and lots of family-style storage. There's hardwood in the main rooms, plus a mix of laminate, carpet, and tile in other areas, so it's easy to clean with the house-keeping and laundry services that come regularly. The eat-in kitchen has granite countertops, all the usual appliances, and the owner's left the washer and dryer behind for the next people, making move-ins a bit less worry. The home runs on central air and gas heating with an electric water heater, plus there's telephone and high-speed internet in all the rooms, so staying in touch or online doesn't take much effort, and parking's handled with an attached garage and driveway, all set up nearby for convenience.
Out the back, there's green space for gardening, a fenced yard, a greenhouse, and even a wired workshop for those with hobbies, which is good for getting outside if you want to walk the paths or just sit in the garden and watch the day go by. Poinciana fits up to four residents at one time, so it's pretty quiet, and care is designed for folks who need help with daily activities like bathing, dressing, moving around, or taking medications, with 24-hour supervision there for safety, and caregivers who coordinate with doctors and offer personal care, too. Meals gather everyone in the dining room, with options for special diets like for people with diabetes or allergies, and meals are served daily, plus snacks are available, and they'll do the grocery shopping if needed.
The place takes care of cleaning and linens, even dry cleaning if you need it, so there's not much worry about chores, and if someone needs to go to a doctor's appointment, transportation gets arranged, which takes a load off. Scheduled activities run every day, including movie nights and community-sponsored events, and staff help with move-in coordination to make transitions easy. Respite care's offered for folks who need a short stay while their family caregivers get a break, and there's support and services for people with disabilities and special needs, and everyone gets a furnished room with telephone and internet access, plus space to make it personal. Poinciana works with real estate pros and lets people look for homes online, get mortgage pre-qualification through Zillow Home Loans, and use calculators for affordability, refinancing, and figuring out if renting or buying makes sense, which is handy if family wants to help out with the planning or finances. Everything's set up to help people keep their independence as long as possible, with programs aimed at making life comfortable, and the atmosphere's calm and homey, with a small resident group and staff who give personalized care.
