Reynolds Helping Hands, LLC is a small, licensed assisted living community at 237 Mccoy St. in Americus, Georgia. The community serves adults who need different levels of care, so someone can start with independent living and move toward assisted living or memory care if there's a need. The place is managed by Sandra Reynolds, and they have certified caregivers on duty around the clock. Residents get help with things like bathing, dressing, grooming, moving around, and medication. Staff also assists with laundry and housekeeping, and they'll manage medications and coordinate with doctors and other healthcare providers when needed. There's a focus on safe, secure living, especially for residents with dementia or memory care needs. Caregivers keep routines steady and familiar, providing extra supervision and companionship when someone needs it, and there's equipment for emergencies and accessible features for those in wheelchairs or who can't walk on their own.
Rooms come furnished and have phones and amenities like cable TV and wireless internet. Residents share meals in a community dining room, with three daily meals and snacks always available, and special diets like allergy-sensitive and diabetic meals are prepared as needed. Transportation and parking are on site, and there are walking paths and gardens for fresh air or leisurely walks, with gated grounds for security. Reynolds Helping Hands also allows some pets and has respite care and hospice services if needed, making it easier for people to stay as their care needs change. There are activities most days-movie nights, sensory activities for memory care, group meals in the dining room-and the staff makes a point to keep the setting calm and low-stimulus for those who need it. The place is small, with houses serving as adult care homes and private rooms, keeping a friendly and easy-to-know community. Everything is included in one price, and all services-help with mobility, incontinence needs, and healthcare management-aim to give each resident personal attention. Being close to medical offices like Da Vita Hospital and Epic Pharmacies means residents have care nearby if anything extra is needed.
