Abba Care Home

Abba Care Home sits on Valmont Trace Northeast in Marietta and is part of Abba Health Services LLC, and folks living there find a quiet residential setting with room for about 10 or fewer residents, so it feels more like a home than a large center, and the staff handle things like personal care, medication management, and basic daily help such as bathing, dressing, transfers, and meals, but they also keep an eye on everyone all day and night for added security, so there's always someone around to help. Each resident gets a furnished room, with access to laundry, housekeeping, move-in help, and dry cleaning services, and there's a dining room where people gather for scheduled meals with options for special diets, plus a garden, walking paths, emergency alert systems, and even organized things to do like movie nights and various activities that bring people together. Residents can use in-room phones, join group events, and enjoy community-sponsored activities, and there's transportation and parking if people still come and go or have family stopping by. Abba Care Home supports people with different care needs, including those who need assisted living, memory care in secure settings, skilled nursing with complicated health support, physical and speech therapy, wound care, and even psychiatric and behavioral health, so the staff have experience with things like Alzheimer's, dementia, and mental health, and there's always someone to help whether the need is small or big. The place is networked with home care, hospice-even a type called "Hospice: Non-Medicare"-and health centers that cover a range of services, such as adult day care, outpatient rehab, drug abuse treatment, and support for people with intellectual disabilities, so if someone needs more help, they work with hospitals like Providence and Sacred Heart, plus clinics, laboratories, and ambulatory surgical centers, and they'll help arrange coordinated support with other providers if needed. They've designed the facility to be wheelchair accessible and have language services for people who speak Spanish, Russian, Vietnamese, Mandarin, Cantonese, and others, and there are community living options like Angel II CLA and ARC House, with ties to assisted living places such as Arbor Terrace and other care homes. They aren't taking new residents at the moment, but the home runs under English, with a focus on safety, activities, social time, and holistic care, covering every base from housing, meals, and daily help to medical and emotional support, so each person can get the right mix of care and independence that matches what they want and need, in a warm setting that values comfort, simple routines, and good company.