Jabez Assisted Living sits in Crawfordville, Georgia, nestled in a quiet area at 339 Ea Taylor Rd SW, and you'll find it offers a range of support for seniors who need more help each day. The facility focuses on personal care homes with services designed for assisted living, independent living, and memory care, so folks with Alzheimer's or dementia can stay in one place as their needs change, and that's something a lot of people appreciate as time moves on. Jabez has wheelchair accessible showers and is fully handicap accessible, which means more people can get around comfortably, and the staff stays day and night to help people with emergencies or daily tasks like bathing, moving from bed to a wheelchair, or even managing health routines for diabetes with blood sugar checks and insulin. Caring nurses provide caregiving and hospice support when needed, and they watch over residents who might get confused or have memory problems, taking extra care to prevent wandering or distress.
The community lets residents live with their pets, offers high-speed Wi-Fi, and serves meals that include kosher and vegetarian choices, with all food made to be healthy and help people worry less about cooking. There are plenty of common areas and indoor spaces where residents socialize, join activities, take part in fitness classes, devotional times, or go out on group outings. The staff is trained to handle resident aggression compassionately and works closely with specialized therapists and visiting podiatrists to help with foot care. People who drive have parking, and everyone can use free transportation around the area. Jabez provides long-term and respite care, meaning someone can stay for a short break or with more lasting needs, and they also address incontinence and non-ambulatory care for those who struggle with movement. This facility keeps a social environment with organized activities to support a healthy lifestyle, offering a quiet retreat for seniors who want to keep active, meet others, and get a little extra help without the stress of moving again as their health shifts.
