Longevity Personal Care Home, over at 1520-22 12th St. in Augusta, GA, sits in a small, home-like setting with only 11 assisted living units, and that small size helps people get to know each other and means staff can pay close attention to everyone. Residents live in either studio apartments, single bedrooms, or shared quarters, and rooms come furnished with features like emergency alert systems for safety, and everything's wheelchair accessible so folks with walkers or wheelchairs don't have to struggle. There's always 24-hour supervision, and staff help with daily needs like bathing, dressing, getting around, meals, and medication management, and they know the importance of personal care, so they check on people's well-being and follow up with regular health checkups and personalized service assessments, including for folks with memory issues like Alzheimer's or dementia.
The kitchen team serves up one or two meals a day, and they'll work around diet needs like allergies or diabetes, and there's all-day dining options, plus a bistro folks can use for snacks or a cup of coffee. Housekeeping, laundry, even bathroom cleaning happen regularly, and there's a laundry and dry-cleaning service, too, so people don't need to worry about chores. When it comes to getting out to see doctors or for other appointments, transportation's available. There's a chapel for those who want it, and people can join in a full schedule of activities like arts and crafts, movie nights in the movie room, walking paths, and gardening, and there's a big library for folks who like to read or just sit with a book, plus games, community lounges, and plenty of social events that let people stay active and connected.
On the health side, Longevity Personal Care Home looks after physical therapy needs, incontinence care, and help with daily tasks like transfers and meal times, and there's staff around to handle any emergencies or sudden issues any time of the day or night. For people who need specialized services, the team works together to coordinate with healthcare providers, and residents get help they need, whether it's help with meds, Parkinson's care, or just some extra support with mobility. The community takes a simple approach, focusing on the overall health and mental well-being of residents, and tries to promote a friendly, supportive atmosphere where families can feel comfortable knowing someone's keeping an eye on their loved ones. The price for staying at Longevity Personal Care Home ranges from $3,500 to over $6,000, as a private pay rate. The community offers board and care home services, assisted living, and apartment-style living for those able to care for themselves with some extra help when needed. The environment's relaxed and easygoing, with both quiet spaces and rooms for group gatherings. Residents can expect activities, transportation, meals, social times, and privacy, all in a small, easy-to-navigate community in Augusta, Georgia.
