Refuge Family Care

Refuge Family Care sits in a quiet Hampton, Georgia neighborhood, with tree-lined streets and parks nearby, and it runs board and care homes for a small group of seniors, so folks get to know each other and the staff takes time with each person, making sure care really matches each resident's needs. The homes offer different kinds of support from independent living, for people who want to do most things themselves, to assisted living, if someone needs more help with daily activities like bathing, dressing, or medication, and there's also skilled nursing for folks recovering from illness or surgery, with round-the-clock medical care, rehab, wound care, and everything that goes with higher medical needs. They pay special attention to seniors with dementia or Alzheimer's, providing secure, supervised memory care, including activities and programs focused on mental engagement and safety. Rooms come fully furnished and have cable, Wi-Fi, and a 24-hour call system for quick help. Meals are prepared on site, and there's restaurant-style dining with attention to special diets, like diabetes. Residents have kitchenettes, dining rooms, a small library, garden and walking paths, recreation areas, a salon for haircuts or a little pampering, and spaces for arts and crafts. There's always something going on, too, since the schedule includes daily activities, movie nights, community-sponsored events, and some activities run by residents themselves, which gives everyone a chance to stay active and social. Refuge Family Care has housekeeping, laundry, and move-in help, so there's no need to worry about chores. The staff stays on site day and night, with an emergency alert system, and they help with anything from medication reminders to transfers between bed and chair. They offer respite care for families who need a break and support people who need non-ambulatory care, so everyone living here gets the attention they deserve. The whole place feels like a small, caring group home where seniors can enjoy what they can do, get help where they need it, and live in a peaceful setting surrounded by nature and folks who actually have the time and heart to look out for them.