Our House Too

Our House Too sits at 960 Durham Road in Rising Fawn, Georgia, and you'll find a set of homes here with one or two stories, some built in 1942, others in 2004, and the houses have between one and three bedrooms and one or two bathrooms, spreading out over floor areas like 1,087 square feet on lots from about a third to over half an acre, and these homes, owned by folks like Sandy Almond, Sandy Derryberry, Herman L Walden, Stacy L Mitchell, and Nada Floyd, offer a homelike setting for seniors who need care. The community provides assisted living services including help with daily activities, bathing, dressing, meal preparation, medication management, and transfer assistance, and there's 24-hour staff so someone's always there if you need help. If you need more complex care like memory care for dementia or Alzheimer's, skilled nursing, or even hospice support, Our House Too offers that, along with adult day care and respite stays if you just need a short break. The place feels like a real home with semi-private rooms, housekeeper service, laundry and dry cleaning, furnished rooms, and each room has a telephone, and you'll also find a community room where residents meet for activities, an arts room, and a library with lots of books for quiet reading. There are walking paths, a garden, a barber and salon, and planned community events or resident-run activities like movie nights to help folks stay social, and the dining room serves meals all day restaurant-style, including choices for special diets like diabetes or allergies. With an emergency alert system and 24-hour supervision, residents have safety and peace of mind, and the care staff use personalized care plans to support folks with different health needs, from non-ambulatory care and wound care to rehab therapies. Residents can look forward to meal preparation, cleaning services, social events, and support with healthcare so they can feel secure and comfortable right in their own home in Rising Fawn.