Carol's Home

Carol's Home provides adult foster care for up to six residents in a comfortable, home-like setting, and you'll notice right away the place feels close-knit since Carol A. Scissom owns and operates the facility herself, holding license number AF110093402, active through August 1, 2026, and offering supervision and help around the clock for aging adults or those who are physically handicapped, including people with Alzheimer's disease, dementia, and those needing end-of-life care, so some residents are quite fragile and need help with dressing, bathing, moving, or getting support for wheelchairs, which staff provide at all hours. Meals are home-cooked and include options for special diets, even diabetes and allergy-friendly needs, and all meals are served in a dining room with an all-day dining option, while residents can also enjoy birthday celebrations, movie nights, devotional services, and take part in community activities, along with simple daily routines and help with different pastimes everyone might enjoy. The home has a beautician who provides hair care on-site, laundry and dry cleaning for residents' clothing and bedding, regular housekeeping, and spacious common areas both inside and out, including a garden and walking paths for gentle strolls or some fresh air, plus transportation for scheduled outings. There's daily cleaning, strong COVID-19 precautions for safety, including requiring new residents to have a cleared test, and necklace alert systems in case someone needs help quickly. Help with medications is organized by staff, and care can be coordinated with outside providers if needed. Furnished rooms make for easy moving, and move-in coordination is available, so things aren't too overwhelming. The atmosphere is relaxed, and families can visit often, since Carol's Home tries to keep a welcoming, warmed-hearted approach, giving residents choices and community with a lot of personal attention, and hospice care or trial stays are also possible if the need comes up.