Miracle Touch Personal Care Home sits in a quiet neighborhood in McDonough, GA, and has a peaceful, home-like setting with a large fenced backyard where birds sometimes gather and residents can stretch their legs if they'd like, it's a licensed personal care home with only two licensed beds so it keeps things small and calm, which appeals to folks who don't want a big, bustling center but instead want to live in a residential house with caregivers who have time to get to know everyone. The staff provides care at all hours, and there's a licensed nurse watching over things, so help's always there if someone needs it, whether that's getting dressed, taking medicine, or just needing reminders about the day's activities. There's assisted living and memory care, which includes a safe area for those with Alzheimer's or dementia, and they even give residents a special bracelet that sends an alert if someone tries to leave so families can rest a little easier about wandering.
Residents get three simple home-cooked meals each day in the dining room, with healthy food that doesn't feel too fancy but fills you up, and there are group activities-sometimes games, other times quiet crafts or trips out for shopping and eating. Miracle Touch does a bit more than regular personal care, because they offer home health care with Medicare-certified services, skilled nursing for those needing more help long-term, and hospice care when a person's time is near, and they've also got visiting health workers like doctors on call, physical therapists, and nurses coming to help as needed. The place helps folks with high medical needs too, like diabetes care, lifting or transferring, or help with incontinence, and staff can help with injections and manage tricky health issues like behavior outbursts or wandering.
Care's very hands-on and personal since the home is small, and the rooms are semi-private, with some nice touches like private baths, full tubs, and tidy common areas for everyone to use. Residents can get rides to appointments, help with laundry every week, and gentle reminders when it's time for grooming or using the restroom. The memory care building uses alarms and a computerized system so staff knows if someone wanders, and everything's locked and secure where it needs to be. The price is about $3,250 a month for a memory care room that's shared, and services include respite if someone needs a break, plus adult day care for folks who don't stay overnight. They aim to support people at every stage, so someone can stay even if their needs get higher, with staff qualified to handle both physical and mental changes. People who want something quieter or who need a lot of help find Miracle Touch offers steady care, regular meals, activities to keep busy, and a safe spot for the days to pass.
