Rose of Sharon Home Care sits at 2000 Austell Rd SW in Marietta, GA, and offers care for older adults who need daily help and personal support, and there's a friendly SeniorLiving Advisor who helps families figure out care options and gives a free consultation, which is nice since sometimes it's hard choosing the right place, and they're open Monday through Friday from 8 in the morning until 9 at night, and on weekends from 8 to 5:30, so folks can call or visit when it fits their schedule. This place is unique because it uses names like Latulippe Personal Care Home, A New Perspective, Milly's Home Care, or Villa Cristina Personal Care Home for different parts or services, and the care covers all kinds, from Assisted Living to Memory Care, Nursing Homes, and Residential Care Home, so if someone needs help with memory loss, diabetes, or incontinence, the trained staff with nursing and therapy backgrounds can handle those needs, and there's diabetic, non-ambulatory, high acuity, and incontinence care too.
Rose of Sharon Home Care has both common rooms and private areas, so residents can gather for meals in a big dining area where they get home-cooked food with options for low sodium, no sugar, vegetarian diets, or take meals in their private rooms if they want, and there are wheelchair accessible showers, private bathrooms, and an outdoor sitting area, along with a laundry room for folks who like things tidy and neat, plus outdoor common areas, and parking for residents who still drive. Pets are allowed in the rooms, and at times, they'll accept only men or only women, which helps with matching roommates or needs, and if someone needs hospice or respite care, they offer those for short-term help, giving family caregivers a break, and they have podiatrist, physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, even a doctor or nurse on call, along with regular nurses on staff, so there's medical help when needed.
There are a lot of activities, both in the building and off-site, so people don't get bored, with days full of devotionals, games, outings to local attractions, and social or therapy activities, and the family room's built for visiting with relatives or new friends. Independent Living here fits healthy retirees who want to live without worry, and there's home care for folks who'd rather stay at home, plus rooms come with private baths and accessible features for wheelchairs, so folks don't struggle with bathing or moving around, and there's a strong emphasis on personal care with help for dressing, bathing, medication, and other daily needs.
The owners are a registered nurse and a physical therapist assistant, which helps with professional oversight, and they work with a team that does care team management, scheduling, and regular assessments, and they track everything with quality assurance and electronic systems like Electronic Visit Verification, analytics reporting, document vault, and electronic signatures, so everything stays organized. The facility's licensed for assisted living and board and care, aims to keep people safe with building security and regular maintenance, and offers transportation, devotional services, a beauty and barber shop, and all the supportive services one might expect for older adults, while also making sure everyone has a chance to join activities, meet others, and enjoy their days in a peaceful place with easy access to the community's offerings.
