Augusta Assisted Living sits in a quiet neighborhood in Mesa, Arizona, and offers several types of care for seniors, like assisted living, memory care, and companion care, so older adults can get help in a way that fits them best, and folks there can choose from independent living, residential care homes-those are the small homes with a maximum of six residents, which helps everyone get more attention-or they can join one of the other programs run by Augusta under the Purple Door, LLC community, and each program's got its own name and set of care options. The staff, who are trained and friendly, help seniors with daily tasks like bathing, grooming, hygiene, medication reminders, and they serve three healthy meals and snacks a day. There's always someone available to help with personal care, even through the night, especially for those with higher needs, including people living with Alzheimer's or other kinds of dementia, where the memory care service keeps folks safe and tries to make sure nobody's too confused or wanders off. Residents can pick private, shared, or companion rooms, and every room comes with air conditioning, Wi-Fi or high-speed internet, and sometimes a private bath, while common areas inside and out give everyone space to meet up or sit quietly; there's even a central fireplace, outside patio, and places to park for visitors or those who drive.
Augusta Assisted Living is pet-friendly and designed for easy access if someone uses a wheelchair or has trouble getting around, and there are programs for people who want to come just during the day-called adult day services-as well as respite or short-term stays for those who need a break or a helping hand just for a while. The staff also help with healthcare needs, like medication management, incontinence care, non-ambulatory care, and anything else residents might need on the medical side, and there's housekeeping, laundry, grocery shopping, and errands included to keep things running smoothly, so folks don't have to worry about chores. There's always something to do because there's a full calendar packed with social, educational, and entertainment activities to help folks stay active and get to know each other, and the goal is to create a homelike, calm space where people feel cared for and can stay as independent as possible for as long as they can. Meals are balanced and served daily, and there's support for residents all day and night; there's also hospice care, home care (if folks just want non-medical help at home), and Medicare-certified home health care too. The homes all stay peaceful and welcoming, and people who stay at Augusta Assisted Living get the kind of individual attention that can make a place feel steady and warm.
