True Care Personal Care Home sits in Augusta, Georgia, and has been operating since 2013 with a small caring staff, offering up to six assisted living units for seniors who need daily help. The community is one of several that work under the same brand, with other nearby homes like True Care I on Central Ave and TrueCare II at Milton Rd, and they all make up a local network that helps families find the right living options for their aging loved ones, often at no extra cost to the families. At True Care, they focus on offering a range of care types, including assisted living, memory care for Alzheimer's and dementia, help for Parkinson's disease, and short-term care, all in an environment set up to feel home-like.
Residents can choose from private or semi-private rooms, and will find comfort in knowing there's always someone available for help any hour of the day or night. The staff provides personalized help with bathing, dressing, medication, and daily activities, plus they offer incontinence support and help moving around if needed. The home supplies three nutritious meals each day, with special diets for those who need them, and there's a community kitchen, a bistro, and even a private dining section for special meals. Laundry, housekeeping, and linen services are part of the daily routine, and there's regular transportation to doctor's appointments and shopping trips, as well as scheduled outings and field trips for those who want to get out for a bit.
The home organizes social activities, games, fitness classes, and weekly events to keep everyone connected and active, and you'll find both a wellness center and a game room on the property, plus walking paths for exercise. Amenities like internet access, cable TV, and an on-site beautician help residents with both practical needs and a little self-care. For safety, residents have in-room emergency systems and 24-hour monitoring, and the staff monitors each resident's needs with regular wellness checks to keep care up to date. True Care also helps residents with speech therapy, assistive devices, and diabetic care. Pets are welcome, there's a chapel service for spiritual needs, and Medicaid is accepted as a payment option, which can be helpful for some families. While prices aren't shared publicly, the community does have a $1000 entry fee, and families can set up a tour to see the home, talk to staff, and decide if True Care is right for their loved one. Review verification is in place, aiming to give families honest feedback from people who have real experience at the home. The team at True Care Personal Care Home puts its focus on comfort, safety, and a sense of belonging for each resident.
