Cozy Manor Personal Care Home sits in La Fayette, Georgia, and gives seniors a comfortable, small home setting, where up to 14 residents can live together in fully furnished spaces with an inviting dining room and outdoor areas for relaxation. The place focuses on safety and personal attention, offering 24-hour care from trained aides who can help with bathing, dressing, hygiene, medication management, and getting ready for the day or bedtime, and residents can have help moving around, including help from two people when needed, and there's support with insulin injections if the need comes up. Meals come homemade three times a day, with special diet plans for high blood pressure, diabetes, or other health needs, and there's always a friendly feel when you walk into the dining room or one of the cozy common areas.
Residents join planned activities, like music or craft programs, game nights, exercise classes, and movie nights, with access to outdoor spaces, book rooms, and event areas, and people can enjoy visits from a traveling hairdresser, social nights, or use the wellness room, spa or sauna to relax. There are also animal therapy visits, music therapy sessions, board games, and chances for light exercise, with transportation arranged for doctor's appointments, errands, or faith-based activities if that's needed. Help goes all the way from light housework to support with big things, like moving in or planning daily schedules, and every person gets a care plan shaped to their particular needs-whether that's more physical, mental, or emotional support.
The home attends to those living with memory loss through a protected, secure memory care program that aims to keep people safe and engaged and features for residents who like some independence, but want help close at hand. Cozy Manor also gives short-term respite care and hospice care, and works as a board and care home, so its services stretch from independent living options to more specialized medical care, though it doesn't take Medicare unless officially certified by Medicare and Medicaid authorities. The staff helps seniors get to doctors with provided transportation and remains close to local hospitals, drugstores, shopping, and dining, making it easier to access whatever residents might need nearby.
Housekeeping, Wi-Fi, cable TV, and help with errands or shopping are all part of life here, and planned daily activities keep everybody busy if they want to be. The community offers guidance for families making care decisions and gives information about different senior care types, always trying to support autonomy while giving help where it's needed, and though reviews aren't available at the moment, the community stands as an option among local assisted living and memory care homes in the La Fayette area, with an average reported monthly rate around $1,075.
