Hands That Care

Hands That Care stands as a memory care facility and licensed personal care home in Georgia, offering assisted living, Alzheimer's care, and senior services in a comfortable, home-like setting that's easy on the eyes and meant for peace of mind, with everything wheelchair accessible including showers so residents can get around without trouble, and there are open visitation hours if families want to stop by. The place supports both men and women as residents, with a small, quiet atmosphere where most memory care units hold between 3 to 6 older adults and even some buildings with several dementia care units, so it never feels crowded or overwhelming, and safety features run throughout, like grab rails and secured grounds so folks with memory loss can feel safe enjoying an interior courtyard or joining group activities. Specialized staff give care around the clock, including trained aides, nurses, and a geriatric care manager (RN, BSN) who keeps an eye on everything, and they all help residents with daily needs like bathing, dressing, taking medicines, and moving about, plus there's physical, occupational, and speech therapy available, with a podiatrist, dentist, doctor, and nurse on call when needed. The rooms can be single or double with space for furniture, there are large relaxing family rooms with a fireplace, and you'll find community spaces like recreational rooms, a library, movie theater, and a formal dining room, along with a big kitchen in some locations for a real home feel, and laundry and housekeeping are handled so no one has to worry. Hands That Care runs several facilities including The Carriages of Mt. Zion, Laties Personal Care Home, The Palms of Lake Spivey, Summer's Landing Bayberry Trace, Faith and Hope Personal Care Home, Our Rising Angels, and Our Family Advisors, with each spot keeping things different but still familiar, so every resident gets choices in room sizes and can enjoy group meals, snacks, and even special diets for folks who need it, like for diabetes or allergies. There's a garden, walking paths, and safe outdoor seating for fresh air, the grounds are secured to prevent folks with dementia from wandering, and onsite activities help with socializing, keeping the mind sharp, and finding purpose each day, whether folks want devotional services, games, movie nights, or just a stroll outside with a pet since animals are allowed and always bring a little joy. Residents can get complimentary transportation, resident parking, and meal service at all hours, and care goes from independent living to memory care and on to nursing or even hospice stays, so there's a plan for almost any stage of aging, and everything's overseen by the Department of Aging or Veteran's Services to keep things up to standard and safe. Hands That Care delivers a calm, private home environment with small groups and personal attention, designed for comfort, routine, and the extra support seniors and their families look for when facing dementia, Alzheimer's, or just day-to-day living needs.