Philchris Personal Care Home in Thomasville, GA, is a small licensed residential care home for seniors, with a capacity of up to 6 beds, spread between a few home-like settings including Azalea Way, Community Integration Home, and several Cove and Crabapple Drive locations. This place aims to care for residents as family, focusing on warmth and kindness in a safe, calm environment. There's a real sense of home here, with shared or private rooms, studio apartments, and common areas for socializing and activities. Staff help with daily living needs like bathing, dressing, transfers, hygiene care, and medication management, and there's round-the-clock supervision along with emergency response systems in rooms to keep residents safe.
Meals are homemade three times a day, and meal plans can change for folks with diabetes or high blood pressure, and snacks are available too. There's transportation for doctor visits, errands, and church, as well as housekeeping, laundry, and a mobile hairdresser. Residents enjoy scheduled daily activities, board games, arts and crafts, music and pet therapy, movie nights, and times outside in the gardens or on walking paths. The home has amenities like a snack shop, theatre room, jacuzzi, sauna, fitness spaces, and a book room when available. Special support is offered for people with memory issues or Parkinson's, along with incontinence care, help with moving, and insulin assistance if needed. Nurses and caregivers are on hand 24 hours a day, depending on each person's needs, and they do regular health checks to keep an eye on everyone's well-being.
The community fosters independence and comfort but is close to local medical places like Archbold Northside Center and Thomas Drug Stores for healthcare help. Residents get spiritual and social engagement too, with nearby churches and community events. Rooms come furnished, and residents get move-in help, scheduled activities, and support for daily chores. There's even valet service, concierge support, in-room phones, and private dining options. Philchris Personal Care Home doesn't accept Medicare unless certified, but it does have a strong reputation with a 4.8 community score from resident reviews. Overall, it's a small, close-knit place where seniors can get help with daily tasks, stay active, and live in a caring setting where they're treated like family.
