Hearthstone

Hearthstone Personal Care Community sits in Roswell, GA, and offers a small, cozy setting with just 24 apartments, so everyone feels like they belong and families can feel close to their loved ones, and the staff really puts in effort to learn what each resident and family needs before showing options and guiding them step by step, and they've even won awards from SeniorAdvisor.com for high ratings from residents and families, so people living there and their families say good things about life and care at Hearthstone. The average price is $3,330 monthly, and you get a range of services, like assisted living, memory care in its own secured building, short-term respite stays, and even independent living choices, and people with higher needs can stay since healthcare can increase as their needs change, covering care for diabetes, incontinence, medication management, ambulation, and even behavioral challenges. Nurses are on staff and awake around the clock, a doctor and dentist are on call, and extra folks like podiatrists and therapists come in as needed, so there's always proper support, and a care manager, medication technicians and the manager named Lisa Smith help oversee everything. Hearthstone accepts male and female residents who meet their minimum age, allows pets, but doesn't allow smoking inside, and has wheelchair accessible rooms, showers, and common areas so everyone can get around. The apartments are primarily studio layouts, and the whole place is air-conditioned and always kept clean. Meals are included and cooked with good ingredients, and help is there for eating or making food choices if needed. Families can take part in choosing what's best with a dedicated advisor at Hearthstone, and there are no extra fees for helping pick the right fit. Residents get lots of amenities-a beauty and barber shop inside, outdoor and indoor areas for socializing, activities on-site and off, and spiritual services like devotional gatherings if someone wishes. Hearthstone uses safety features like secured memory care spaces and special bracelets to help keep track of folks who might wander or get confused, especially those living with Alzheimer's or dementia. The place aims to help with most things seniors might need each day, from daily living tasks to health monitoring and moving around, and they even handle care when someone needs hospice or a short-term stay. The small community size makes things quiet and personal, and the staff works to keep the atmosphere homelike, friendly, and focused on what each resident really needs to feel comfortable and safe as they age.