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Amenities
Healthcare services
Activities of daily living assistance
Assistance with bathing
Assistance with dressing
Assistance with transfers
Coordination with health care providers
Medication management
Healthcare staffing
24-hour supervision
Meals and dining
Diabetes diet
Meal preparation and service
Special dietary restrictions
Room
Cable
Fully furnished
Housekeeping and linen services
Telephone
Wifi
Transportation
Transportation arrangement (medical)
Transportation to doctors appointments
Community services
Move-in coordination
Activities
Community-sponsored activities
Scheduled daily activities
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Location
Clare House Living I is located at 3144 Macedonia Rd, Powder Springs, GA, 30127.
About Clare House Living I
Rhema Personal Care Facilities 2 is a senior living community located in Powder Springs, Georgia, offering a welcoming and supportive environment for older adults. With an emphasis on providing quality care, this community is designed to accommodate the needs of residents who require assistance with daily living activities. The approach at Rhema Personal Care Facilities 2 is holistic, focusing on not just the medical and physical aspects of care but also on social, emotional, and mental well-being.
One of the standout features of Rhema Personal Care Facilities 2 is its commitment to nutritious and delicious dining experiences. Meals are thoughtfully planned and prepared, ensuring the right balance of vitamins and minerals, while also prioritizing taste and quality. This dedication to culinary excellence helps create an enjoyable dining atmosphere where residents can look forward to every meal. Ensuring mealtime is both healthy and exciting is a core part of the community’s philosophy, helping residents maintain both their health and their joy for life.
Rhema Personal Care Facilities 2 also goes above and beyond in offering engaging activities that foster social connections and enrich daily life. The community curates a range of activities designed to support residents’ physical, mental, and emotional well-being, allowing each individual to participate at their comfort level. These activities are crafted to keep residents active, mentally stimulated, and socially connected, making the community not just a place to live, but a vibrant home.
The staff at Rhema Personal Care Facilities 2 are known for creating a warm and friendly atmosphere, focusing on kindness, helpfulness, and genuine engagement with residents. The welcoming culture helps new residents feel comfortable and quickly at home, while existing residents benefit from consistent support and companionship. The dedication of the team ensures that every resident is treated with dignity and respect, and that their individual needs are met in a timely and compassionate manner.
Overall, Rhema Personal Care Facilities 2 strives to be a top choice for seniors who seek a nurturing community. Its balanced approach to care, vibrant activities, and nutritious dining options, all delivered in a friendly and attentive environment, make it a standout option for those looking to enjoy their golden years in both comfort and dignity.
People often ask...
Clare House Living I offers competitive pricing, with rates starting at a cost of $3,150 per month.
Clare House Living I offers assisted living and board and care.
The full address for this community is 3144 Macedonia Rd, Powder Springs, GA 30127.
No, Clare House Living I does not offer respite care.
Respite care in assisted living communities provides temporary, short-term relief for primary caregivers by offering professional care for their loved ones. It allows individuals to stay in an assisted living community for a limited time, giving caregivers a break while ensuring residents receive necessary support and assistance with daily activities.
Safety & Compliance
In Georgia, the Department of Community Health's Healthcare Facility Regulation division licenses personal care homes and assisted living communities and posts their health and complaint surveys.
License number
PCH001337
Status
Active
Facility type
Personal Care Home
Capacity
12 residents
Licensee
CLARENCE WILLIAMS III
Effective
April 30th, 2019
Inspection Reports
27
Reports
78
Citations
15
Complaints
9
Years
13 Sept 2024Inspection
13 Sept 2024Inspection
Identified multiple deficiencies in permit display, capacity compliance, administration, staff training, safety, and recordkeeping.
111-8-62-.06(2)Permits
111-8-62-.06(3)Permits
111-8-62-.08(2)(c)Administration
111-8-62-.09(2)Workforce Qualifications and Training
111-8-62-.13(13)Physical Plant Health and Safety Standards
111-8-62-.20(8)(d)Maintaining Records on Medication Assistance & Administration
111-8-62-.24(1)Resident Files
19 Apr 2022Inspection
19 Apr 2022Inspection
Found that Bedroom #3 did not provide the required 80 square feet per resident for four residents, totaling 248 square feet instead of the required 320 square feet.
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22 Nov 2021Complaint
22 Nov 2021Complaint
Identified multiple deficiencies concerning elopement risk management and incident reporting. Found failures in monitoring, door alarms, and timely reporting of the elopement.
—Elopement oversight and missing resident procedures
—Alarm systems not functioning to prevent elopement
—Care and services related to elopement incident
—Failure to report a serious incident timely
24 Sept 2021Complaint
24 Sept 2021Complaint
Identified deficiencies in staff CPR certification, criminal background checks, and the condition of floors and walls.
111-8-62-.09(2)(b)Workforce Qualifications and Training
111-8-62-.09(9)Criminal History Background Checks for Employees
111-8-62-.13(6)Physical Plant Health and Safety Standards
14 Jun 2021Complaint
14 Jun 2021Complaint
Investigated intake GA00214602 and found no deficiencies.
08 Jun 2021Inspection
08 Jun 2021Inspection
Found no deficiencies. The investigation determined no rule violations were cited.
11 May 2021Complaint
11 May 2021Complaint
Investigated intake GA00212995 and conducted the compliance review. Found no deficiencies.
04 Feb 2021Complaint
04 Feb 2021Complaint
Investigated findings showed failure to admit/retain only ambulatory residents capable of self-preservation, and improper management of a condom catheter leading to penile injury.
—Admission of ambulatory residents only
—Care and services adequate, appropriate, and in compliance
01 Sept 2020Complaint
01 Sept 2020Complaint
Found deficiencies in resident care, supervision, and nutrition, including inadequate personal care and improper menu practices.
—Admitting or retaining residents requiring more care than facility can provide
—Personal care and cleanliness not provided
—Menu substitutions not documented; alternatives to menu provided
—Inadequate care and monitoring of residents’ weight, wounds, and nutrition
18 Aug 2020Complaint
18 Aug 2020Complaint
Found deficiencies in staff competency reviews, MAR updates, and resident monetary records.
111-8-62-.09(11)(f)Workforce Qualifications And Training.
111-8-62-.20(5)(b)Medications.
111-8-62-.24(2)(g)Resident Files.
22 Nov 2019Inspection
22 Nov 2019Inspection
Identified multiple deficiencies across safety equipment, admissions, medications, and resident records, including outdated fire extinguishers and missing paperwork.
111-8-62-.13(2)(f)Physical Plant Health and Safety Standards
111-8-62-.15(1)(b)Admission
111-8-62-.16Admission Agreement
111-8-62-.20(4)Medications
111-8-62-.24(2)(j)Resident Files
111-8-62-.24(2)(k)Resident Files
23 Jul 2019Inspection
23 Jul 2019Inspection
Found deficiencies in staff qualifications, including missing emergency first aid and CPR certifications within 60 days of hire and lack of prior criminal history checks.
111-8-62-.09(2)(a)Emergency first aid certification within first sixty days
111-8-62-.09(2)(b)CPR certification with return demonstration
111-8-62-.09(9)Criminal history background checks for employees
16 Apr 2019Inspection
16 Apr 2019Inspection
Identified multiple deficiencies in safety, admission, and record-keeping practices, including expired fire extinguisher service, non-ambulatory resident admissions, missing physical examinations, incomplete medication records, and missing resident inventories.
111-8-62-.13(2)(f)Physical Plant Health and Safety Standards
Investigated and found failures to document an incident and to report a serious resident injury to the Department. The deficiencies related to incident investigation procedures and mandatory reporting.
111-8-62-.26(4)Procedures for Change in Resident Condition
111-8-62-.30(2)(b)Reporting
04 Dec 2018Complaint
04 Dec 2018Complaint
Identified deficiencies in medication management and residents' rights protections due to untimely refills and missing prescribed medications for a resident.
111-8-62-.20(5)(e)Medications
111-8-62-.25(1)(a)Supporting Residents' Rights
15 Nov 2018Complaint
15 Nov 2018Complaint
Identified deficiencies related to admitting residents whose care needs exceed what can be provided and failing to maintain complete resident files.
111-8-62-.15(2)Admission
111-8-62-.24(1)Resident Files
01 Oct 2018Complaint
01 Oct 2018Complaint
Investigated a complaint and found no violations cited.
24 Sept 2018Complaint
24 Sept 2018Complaint
Investigated a complaint and found no deficiencies.
22 May 2018Complaint
22 May 2018Complaint
Cited two deficiencies: floor coverings were broken and not securely fastened, and a resident file was not available for one resident.
111-8-62-.12(4)Home Design Requirements
111-8-62-.24(1)Resident Files
09 Apr 2018Inspection
09 Apr 2018Inspection
Identified deficiencies in recordkeeping and access; staff and resident files were not available for review as required.
111-8-62-.09(11)Workforce Qualifications And Training
111-8-62-.11(1)Home Accountability and Inspections
111-8-62-.24(1)Resident Files
09 Oct 2017Follow-Up
09 Oct 2017Follow-Up
Found deficiencies.
26 Jul 2017Follow-Up
26 Jul 2017Follow-Up
Identified multiple deficiencies related to admission agreements, medication management, and resident files. Found unsigned admission agreements, incomplete or missing MAR details, failure to update MARs, and missing next-of-kin information for a resident.
111-8-62-.16Admission Agreement
111-8-62-.20(5)(a)Medications
111-8-62-.20(5)(b)Medications
111-8-62-.24(2)(b)Resident Files
03 Jul 2017Inspection
03 Jul 2017Inspection
Identified several deficiencies in governance, admission processes, and medication management, including missing plan of correction, no posted results, incomplete admission physicals, and missing medication orders.
111-8-62-.11(2)Home Accountability and Inspections - Plan of Correction
111-8-62-.11(4)Home Accountability and Inspections - Posting of inspection report and plan of correction
111-8-62-.15(3)Admission - Interview and physical examination
111-8-62-.20(5)(a)Medications - MAR information
111-8-62-.20(6)Medications - Orders required for OTC medications
22 Jun 2017Complaint
22 Jun 2017Complaint
Investigated two complaints and found no rule violations.
04 Apr 2017Complaint
04 Apr 2017Complaint
Identified multiple deficiencies across staffing, admissions, medical documentation, medications, and resident care. Noted inadequate records, incomplete processes, and insufficient on-site staffing to ensure resident safety.
111-8-62-.09(9)Workforce Qualifications and Training. Criminal History Background Checks for Employees Required.
111-8-62-.15(1)(b)Admission. The home is permitted to admit and retain only ambulatory residents who are capable of self-preservation with minimal assistance, i.e. staff may assist the resident in transferring from a sitting or reclining position and provide verbal directions to residents who are able to self-propel to the nearest exit.
111-8-62-.15(2)Admission. No home is permitted to admit or retain a resident who needs care beyond which the home is permitted to provide.
111-8-62-.16Admission. The administrator or on-site manager must conduct an interview and obtain a PE dated within 30 days prior to admission using the required form.
111-8-62-.16Admission. The administrator or on-site manager must conduct an interview and ensure the PE is dated within 30 days prior to admission and completed in its entirety.
111-8-62-.20(5)(a)Medications. The MAR must include the name of the resident, etc., and directions for use.
111-8-62-.20(5)(b)Medications. MAR must be updated each time a medication is offered or taken.
111-8-62-.24(2)(b)Resident Files. Next of kin, guardian, and/or representative information must be included.
111-8-62-.25(1)(a)Supporting Residents' Rights. Residents must receive care that is adequate and appropriate.
111-8-62-.28(1)Immediate Transfer of Residents. Initiate immediate transfer if a resident requires continuous medical/nursing care or presents a condition that threatens safety.
24 Feb 2017Inspection
24 Feb 2017Inspection
Identified multiple deficiencies including failure to annually inspect fire extinguishers, missing physical examinations prior to admission for two residents, and incomplete medication documentation and OTC orders.
111-8-62-.13(2)(f)Physical Plant Health and Safety Standards
111-8-62-.15(3)Admission
111-8-62-.20(5)(a)Medications
111-8-62-.20(6)Orders Required for All Medications
06 Feb 2017Inspection
06 Feb 2017Inspection
Found no deficiencies. The survey concluded compliance with applicable rules.
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