105 Huffaker sits at 105 Huffaker Drive in Rome, GA, and is a small assisted living home designed to care for up to 4 seniors at a time, so it feels pretty homey and close-knit which helps everyone get to know each other, and the staff really focus on each person's needs. The place has semi-private and one-bedroom apartments, with floor plans for different needs, like studios, shared spaces, and suites, and they help with things like bathing, dressing, housekeeping, and medication management, plus personal care if someone needs it. The staff are around 24/7 with an on-site nurse to help out day or night, and there are emergency call systems and pendants for extra safety.
For meals, residents get three balanced meals daily, and they'll work with folks to make meal plans, especially for people with dementia, and there's an on-site café and kitchen appliances for those who like making their own snacks. Staff handle cleaning, laundry, vacuuming, and maintenance, so the apartments stay tidy, and people don't have to worry about chores. If someone needs help getting to doctor visits or wants to go on group outings or scheduled picnics with family, there's transportation, too.
There are memory care services with secured units for those with Alzheimer's or other kinds of dementia, plus activities meant to stimulate the mind and keep folks engaged, things like mental games, crafts, daily fitness classes, and even a reading room, a chapel service, and a game room for relaxing. The staff include certified dementia care workers who give special support and make daily life less stressful for those with memory issues. The building has walking trails, a wellness center, and outside paths for exercise, and the layout aims to keep things safe and easy to move around.
Pets may be allowed, but there are rules, so they help figure out what works best with each resident and the other folks living there. The atmosphere leans strongly toward feeling like a family, and the team works to keep things calm and supportive, always aiming to promote independence while being ready to help with any mobility or health issues as they come up. They also offer respite care if someone only needs a short stay or if a family caregiver needs to take a break. Medicaid and Medicare may help cover costs for some seniors. The community keeps things straightforward, with a focus on helping seniors live comfortably, safely, and with as much independence as possible.
