The Green House at Calvary, also called Greenhouse of Calvary II and The Green House at Calvary Memory Care Home No. 2, sits in Columbus, Georgia, and gives seniors many types of help in a simple, home-like setting connected to Calvary Baptist Church, and you'll find it works like a continuing care retirement community, so people can age in place as needs change, which helps folks who might worry about moving as health changes. This community offers assisted living, memory care, independent living, active adult living, board and care, adult day services, skilled nursing, non-medical home care, hospice, and Medicare-certified home health care, and there's round-the-clock help and supervision for those who need it, with staff who assist with everyday needs like bathing, dressing, getting in and out of bed, taking medicine, and keeping in touch with healthcare people.
Residents live in semi-private single bedrooms inside small, residential-style houses, usually with ten or fewer beds, so things feel quieter and more personal, and caregivers handle meals, housekeeping, laundry, and things like group activities or movie nights in the community room, so there are chances to socialize without too much noise. Special attention goes to people with Alzheimer's or dementia, with memory care programs, a secure environment, and daily activities meant to help with memory, all meant to give firm routines and peace of mind, while staff keep people safe who are prone to wander and need eyes on them.
Amenities cover transportation, parking for visitors, furnished rooms, phones in the rooms, and emergency alert systems for extra safety, while meals come in the dining room every day with options for allergies or special diets, even all-day dining if schedules don't fit the main meal times, plus there's a garden with walking paths for outdoor time and some quiet. Skilled nursing and long-term care are available for those with medical needs, and the staff works to adjust care as a person's health changes, using what the facility calls "All Care Options" to build care around each person. Housekeeping takes care of cleaning and laundry, and services aim to help residents stay as independent as possible, given what they need, plus there's non-ambulatory care for those who can't move around on their own.
The Green House at Calvary is known for being a church-based project, with a simple, peaceful, and nurturing setting, focusing on letting people hold onto as much independence as possible while still getting help, and the provider gives adult care home services under different names depending on the state, with group meals, daily activities, and personal care in small homes, and even though it has a clinical rating of 2.7, folks who've visited comment that it feels close-knit and tries its best to meet a wide range of needs for seniors, even if things aren't fancy or perfect.
