Burton Road Home sits in Rome, Georgia, with 15.67 acres of land around a single-story brick house built in 1981, and you'll notice right away that it feels like a quiet place, with three bedrooms, three bathrooms, four fireplaces, a carport for parking, and a partially finished basement for storage or hobbies, plus central heating and no listing for air conditioning, so when you walk inside you'll see carpet floors, brick on the outside, and an asphalt roof overhead. Adults live in one-bedroom suites, studios, or shared apartments, with options for independent living, assisted living, short-term stays, and respite care, and you've got the choice for nursing home care, Alzheimer's and dementia support, Parkinson's disease help, adult day care, and even hospice right there if you need it, plus in-home care for those who want to stay on the property but need extra help dressing or eating. Folks can also ask for a custom care plan, and there's a dietitian who helps with meals, which are all-inclusive so no one has to worry about food, and there's valet service, a concierge, and reminders for things like going to the bathroom.
You'll see a greenhouse outside if you like plants, and inside there's a games room, library, beauty and barber shop, and a chapel for quiet time or prayer, with recreation and education activities to keep everyone busy. There's also an in-room emergency response system, plus a team around all day and night in case anyone needs urgent help, and regular health check-ups make sure everyone's alright. The property is managed by Rome City Government, and local businesses on site take care of things like accounting and insurance for those who need help, while consultants can offer advice about anything confusing. Mobility help is part of the deal-so those who need help getting around or moving things from place to place can count on it, with staff able to offer manual feeding or assisted dressing when folks can't do it by themselves anymore. The grounds keep things simple, and you won't find a lot of fuss, but if you like sitting in the library with a book, working on a puzzle, or enjoying some fresh air, you'll find it here, and there's always help if you need it. People who care about safety and peace of mind will notice the emergency system in every room, with the house set up for easy living even if you need support. This is a home for folks in Floyd County and the Rome area who want a mix of privacy and care, with room for only a few-there are just four assisted living units, so it never feels crowded.
