Choice Care Assistant Living sits in Loganville, Georgia, and provides senior care in a calm, friendly setting, serving Walton and Gwinnett Counties through several small homes and a larger facility, like the 6-bed CRISTIAN'S HOUSE, CURTIS PERSONAL CARE HOME with 3 units, and CARREAGE HOUSE OF SOUTHERN PLANTATION with space for up to 43 residents. The place is known as physician-owned and brings a staff that's trained and attentive, sometimes including a registered nurse, looking after each resident carefully whether folks need help with bathing, dressing, medicine, special diets, or getting around. Some homes have unique names such as Marable Manor, Simply Elegant Care Home II, Candler Ridge PCH, and Caring Hearts II, which gives each spot its own personality, and there's even pet-friendly housing and cottages, with choices between rooms and apartments.
Seniors can pick from assisted living, independent living, memory care, personal care homes, and even respite and hospice care, so families can find matching support for all sorts of needs, whether it's for folks who need a lot of help or mostly just need someone checking in. Price for assisted living starts at $3,000 per month and changes based on the help needed and the type of room or features chosen, and with capacity ranging from 3 to 43 in the different houses, families can choose private and small or larger, more community-driven spots.
Choice Care has a warm, neighborly feel with personal touches, and works with a network of local advisers, helping families find the spot that feels right and sometimes even arranging urgent moves. Amenities cover daily home-cooked meals, scheduled outings, Bingo, movie nights, music, art and craft times, devotional events, a beauty salon, fitness and wellness rooms, a reading room, yard space, and spiritual services, along with transportation for doctor's visits or errands. The homes are licensed, secure, and designed to keep people from wandering, with space set aside for memory care for seniors with cognitive concerns, and planned activities help folks keep occupied and happy. There's a focus on physical and social well-being, with game nights and special events, plus help with things like grooming, hygiene, and some places offer services like a mobile hairdresser.
While Choice Care Assistant Living gets good reviews for quality (averaging 4.6 stars), it's clear folks like the size, the homelike environment, and the reliable care that comes from a stable group of caregivers. Meals, personal care, and health needs like diabetic or incontinence care are handled, and the staff can help with two-person transfers for residents who need it. Families get shown around before making decisions, and the homes seem committed to keeping seniors safe and comfortable, without adding extras that aren't useful. Overall, residents and families say Choice Care Assistant Living offers honest, attentive service with a focus on the dignity and happiness of each person who moves in.
