Apartment #7 at 119 Old Airport Road is a memory care unit in Troup County, Georgia, that takes care of up to three seniors at a time, and it's designed for people with Alzheimer's and other memory conditions, giving them things like custom meal plans and Alzheimer's-specific programs to help reduce frustration, and the staff there helps with daily activities like bathing, dressing, moving around, eating, and medication. This place is part of a group of small assisted living apartments, each set up for three people, and also has nearby units at Apartment #3, #25, and #26, which all offer similar care, plus services at 1360 New Hutchinson Mill Road, so there are a few similar places under the same approach in the area. The community has a high caregiver-to-resident ratio, with staff trained to manage dementia and Parkinson's disease, and they keep an eye on health, do regular vital sign checks, and arrange for a nurse to visit every month.
There's 24-hour supervision and safety features like a secured entrance with keypad, an emergency alert system, call pendant system, and grab bars in rooms, which come as studios, one-bedroom, or semi-private options with fully furnished setups, cable TV, Wi-Fi, and telephone service. The apartments themselves are wheelchair accessible and offer non-slip flooring and in-room pull cords. They have a pet policy, so if someone has a cat or a dog, they should check what's allowed. Residents get housekeeping, personal laundry, and regular help with chores, and meals are served in a big dining room, with special dietary needs taken into account, and there's also a community kitchen, an on-site café, and a bistro for snacks.
People can join group outings, enjoy movie nights, participate in arts and crafts in a studio, and use spaces like a beauty shop, a chapel, a private dining area for family visits, and a fitness room. For those who like to be social, there's entertainment, daily activities, community events for holidays and birthdays, and plenty of outdoor space with walking paths and gardens. Transportation is available for appointments and errands, and there's parking for visitors. Staff can help with transfers in and out of bed or chairs, and they help folks get around the building, making sure they don't miss anything or get lost. Monthly registered nurse visits, preventative screenings, and case management help keep everyone as healthy as possible.
The place welcomes people 65 and up, including couples, offers respite care, and builds individual care plans so each resident gets what they need. With move-in coordination and homey touches, Apartment #7 is a small, secure option with professional help always nearby and services in English, for people who need memory support or just a little extra help day to day.
