Anthony's Personal Care Home sits at 2329 Cadden Road in Augusta, GA, and offers a cozy, private house setting for up to six seniors, though the official capacity is three licensed beds, and some listings might show up to ten, but you'll only ever find a small group living together, so it feels pretty home-like instead of crowded or busy. Residents choose between one-bedroom units or small studios, all fully furnished and made with utility in mind, with flat screen TVs, cable or satellite service, Wi-Fi, emergency alert systems, and individual phone lines in each room. The place is wheelchair-friendly and has wide walking and jogging paths through the gardens and greenhouse, making it easy for people to get outside for fresh air and a change of scene, plus there's a movie theater, a book room, and spaces for board games or music therapy-sometimes they'll have tabletop games or entertainment nights. Meals get served group-style in a communal dining room, with three home-cooked options each day, and staff can handle special diets like diabetes or allergies, since a registered dietitian is on hand, and residents with memory issues or physical needs get customized care plans, whether they need help only sometimes or more throughout the day.
You'll see a licensed RN at the facility, with personal care services every day and supports like medication help, getting dressed, bathing and showering, help with moving around, and continence care-they'll also help people coordinate appointments, set up shopping trips, or travel out for haircuts, since a barber or stylist comes around as well. Folks staying short term benefit from the respite care program, while long-term residents have steady 24-hour supervision and security for peace of mind. Housekeeping cleans rooms regularly and handles laundry, including dry cleaning when needed, so residents and families save time and energy. Residents get involved with scheduled social events, movie nights, physical exercise classes, chapels, and wellness programs, and options like massage therapy or pet therapy keep spirits up, even if pets themselves aren't allowed.
There's always someone around if emergency help is needed, since both the on-site staff and the in-room alert system cover that at any hour, and staff check in with residents to update custom service plans to make sure care fits every person's needs, including Parkinson's care, memory care, and skilled nursing support. On-site parking and transportation options help residents stay connected with doctors, community events, or spiritual services, and everything from meal prep to medication distribution fits strict state regulations, since Georgia's Department of Social Services oversees how they run things. The community gets decent feedback, with an 8.5 average review score after six reviews, and the monthly price for a studio starts at $6,500. While you won't find pets at Anthony's, you will find a small number of residents, friendly staff, accessible spaces, and a range of care services all managed in a simple house setting that tries to feel familiar and safe.
