Loves Community Care Center sits on Dublin Drive in Augusta, Georgia, and offers a mix of care services like Assisted Living, Memory Care, Skilled Nursing, and Independent Living. The building has nine assisted living units and nine senior apartments, with options such as single bedrooms, studios, communal living spaces, and units that have kitchenettes, washers, and dryers, so people get to choose what works best for them and settle in comfortably. The staff covers help with daily tasks like bathing, dressing, moving around, and feeding, and they do this around the clock under the supervision of licensed nurses, with regular check-ups and medication management happening right there on site.
The environment feels safe with features such as keypad entry, emergency pendants, and 24-hour security, and residents can enjoy outdoor spaces like landscaped grounds, gardens, patios, and large decks. Everyone gets to use community areas like a fitness center, dining room, game and activity rooms, and there's a therapy section for those who need more support, and a hair salon for grooming needs. Meals are prepared for dietary needs, including for diabetes and allergies, and meal service is flexible, with snacks and scheduled all-day dining, plus all utilities are included except the phone bill.
The caregivers arrange transportation for doctor visits and outings and take care of housekeeping, linens, and weekly laundry services, aiming to keep things stress-free. People can use high-speed internet and telephone service to stay connected, and the center offers programs to help memory, including specialized activities for dementia and Alzheimer's care. Respite care is available for short-term stays, and the facility supports both adults needing day services and those needing longer-term board and care.
Recreational activities go on daily, from movie nights to wellness and life enrichment programs, with social events and community-sponsored activities intended to keep folks engaged and active. Loves Community Care Center helps with a wide spread of health needs, like incontinence care, diabetic care, speech therapy, and support for Parkinson's disease. The staff coordinates with outside healthcare providers and offers routine health checks to keep up with everyone's changing needs. There's a homey feel, with furnished rooms, ADA-compliant bathrooms, and even a library and computer classes sometimes, and folks who need personal assistance or massage services can get those too. The organization is non-profit and focuses on providing support and safety while helping people keep up their daily routines and social lives as much as possible.
