Heavenly Arms II

Heavenly Arms II is a licensed Personal Care Home with 6 beds that focuses on helping seniors who need extra support, offering both assisted living and memory care for those with dementia or Alzheimer's, and providing a setting that feels more like a private house than a big hospital, which some folks like because it's quieter and the staff can pay attention to individual needs, and there are caregivers who help with personal care, housekeeping, and group meals and they make sure residents have safe and comfortable surroundings with amenities and features meant to support both independence and safety as much as possible, and there's also a recreational and social activity area so you don't have to sit alone all day if you don't want to, and their range of services also covers recovery, hospice, and general health care, and they're tied to several other facilities and programs like memory care, rehabilitation, skilled nursing, adult day health, private home care, and even specialized things like end-stage kidney care at Fresenius Medical Care Augusta, and different community living arrangements such as Augusta Villas, Fox Hall, and more, plus they offer help for families coping with loss through grief support resources and the Heartlight Center, and they've got ways for people to plan ahead with their preplanning program called "Talk of A Lifetime" and an online form to sort out arrangements, and for those who want to share memories, they list obituaries and send alerts for new notices in places like Phillips, Asheboro, Randleman, Troy, and Smith & Buckner, and when a resident passes, they know about funeral etiquette and have dedicated memorial gardens called New Hope Memorial Gardens, which can be important for families wanting everything in one spot, and their other services include traditional funerals, cremation, veteran support, and personalized arrangements, plus flower and gift delivery, and since they're a small adult care home, they usually cost less than a full-scale nursing facility, but they don't take Medicare unless certified by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, and local surveys get done by the Department of Aging or Veterans Services to make sure things are up to standard, and while they have several different names for their care homes like "A Little Bit of Heaven Private Home Care" and "Betty Saxon's Personal Care Home," they keep the focus mainly on day-to-day care and support for elderly residents in a home-like space.