Art Of Living - Community Living Arrangement II sits in Ellenwood, Georgia on Ambrose Way and aims to provide seniors with a safe, close-knit place to live, with a special focus on people who need memory care or dementia support. The community has several secured units for those with Alzheimer's or dementia, and there are both indoor and outdoor secured areas, so residents can move around safely and enjoy some sunshine in the garden or along walking paths. Staff are present around the clock, including on-site nurses and caregivers who help with daily activities like bathing, dressing, taking medicine, and eating. There's support with things like wound care, feeding, and behavior management, which is important for those living with memory problems. Rooms come furnished and residents can choose from studios, one-bedroom, or semi-private setups, all with emergency alert systems and access to Wi-Fi and telephones.
Meals are home-cooked, with attention to special diets for things like diabetes or allergies, and a dietitian oversees food choices to make sure everyone gets what they need. Community areas like the dining room, chapel, game room, and theatre give people spaces to gather, while the garden and walking paths offer a quiet spot outside. There are regular activities like movie nights, daily programs designed for people with dementia, and other ways to socialize. The staff helps with transportation so folks can get to doctor's appointments and outings, and there's also valet and parking for families or guests. Laundry, housekeeping, and linen services are part of the package, and the facility adds in touches like a barbershop, wellness center, and concierge help. Residents can age in place here and get more care as their needs change, from independent living all the way to skilled nursing support, all in a calm, supportive community with familiar faces. The environment feels small and family-like, and each person follows a personalized care plan meant to help them keep their independence for as long as possible.
