Zuri Living Well - Personal Care Home #1 sits in a quiet part of Augusta, Georgia, at 2704 Vernon Drive, offering a small community feel with only four licensed beds, which makes it easier for staff to know each resident and their needs. This personal care home takes care of people who need help with daily activities like bathing, dressing, transfers, and medication management, and they always have someone available to give support any time day or night. The place looks and feels like a house, with fully furnished rooms, shared and one-bedroom options, and simple comforts like cable TV, Wi-Fi, and telephone service, so you can keep in touch or just relax.
Residents get meals made for them with dietary needs in mind, including preparations for people with diabetes or food allergies, and they eat together in the dining room, which helps build a sense of community. Housekeeping, laundry, and linen services are part of everyday life, so residents have fewer chores to do, and the move-in process gets support from staff who help families get settled. The garden and walking paths offer a safe outdoor space for fresh air, while inside, community-sponsored activities like movie nights and scheduled daily programs try to make things pleasant and engaging for everyone, even though things stay calm and no one's required to take part if they'd rather not.
Staff at Zuri Living Well review each resident's health needs before they move in, setting up individual care plans that consider medical records and physical abilities, and the team keeps in touch with families to decide about privacy and personal routines. People using wheelchairs can get around pretty easily, as rooms and outdoor areas remain accessible, and help is given with transfers and mobility when needed. There's always support for medical appointments through transport arrangements, and if families need a break, there's respite care for short-term stays.
Zuri Living Well keeps a close link to local healthcare resources, with Augusta Medical Center nearby, along with access to therapists, dialysis clinics, labs, and home care companies, and residents can be connected to hospice services or outpatient therapy when needed. The staff works with doctors and other providers to make sure no health concern goes unnoticed. The home doesn't accept Medicare unless it's certified, and it follows the standards set out by state and local agencies.
Rates start at $3,254 each month, and the price covers support, meals, furnished rooms, activities, and three meals a day. Life here moves at a gentle pace, and the focus stays on meeting personal needs, respecting privacy, and making sure residents feel safe, comfortable, and part of a caring small community right in Augusta.
