Autumn Village Assisted Living in Jackson, GA offers seniors assisted living and memory care with a focus on safety and comfort, and you'll find that both male and female residents are welcome, which is good if a couple or friends want to live in the same place. The staff, many who've been there since the place opened back in 2000, treat residents with dignity and respect and there's always someone around, day or night, to help with needs like taking medicine, bathing, or getting dressed, and a nurse checks on health regularly. People say the grounds look nice with flowers and tidy walkways, so residents can relax outdoors or join gardening activities, and the housekeeping team keeps rooms, common spaces, and bathrooms clean and fresh. The living spaces range from comfortable semi-private rooms to suites, all have small refrigerators, and folks can bring a pet if they want, which is sometimes hard to find elsewhere. There's a no-smoking rule for all indoor areas.
Residents eat three balanced meals a day, often home-cooked, plus snacks, and the meals get served in a common dining space. The staff helps manage medication, reminds folks about hygiene, and supports those with mobility issues, even those who are bedbound. There's a good mix of things to do like field trips, music, art, Bible study, gardening, walking club, church services, shopping, holiday parties, and a beauty and barber shop onsite, so people can stay active, social, and well-groomed without leaving home. They make sure to celebrate holidays and birthdays, and there's a focus on keeping routine and social life as normal as possible.
The community puts a big focus on memory care and has staff specially trained for Alzheimer's and other memory impairments, with an approach that centers on each person's social, physical, spiritual, and emotional well-being. Autumn Village takes safety seriously, watching for things like fall risks or spoiled food, and the facility is state-licensed (number 018030021). They'll even provide respite and hospice care as needed, accept adults above a certain age, and require an entry fee. The monthly average cost is reported as $4,100, and the facility only accepts private pay. Complimentary transportation is available for appointments or outings, and the doctor's on call.
People describe Autumn Village as a peaceful, attractive, and well-appointed place, sitting in a quiet, pretty spot. Tours are scheduled for families who want to meet staff and see the place up close. The community prohibits smoking inside and keeps indoor areas warm and inviting. Staff deliver care that aims to help every resident feel at home and maintain as much independence as possible, and the whole place runs with a nurturing, "Home Away From Home" spirit.
