Heather House Personal Care sits in the quiet countryside among wooded hills and winding roads, just ten minutes outside Alpharetta, offering a peaceful setting close to shopping, doctors, and hospitals, and it's been serving seniors since 1983 as the first personal care home in North Fulton County, holding its state license number 009176. This home-like place offers both private and shared, furnished rooms, which residents can decorate with their own furniture and mementos if they like, and telephones come with the rooms. Residents live alongside a small group of peers, enjoying both indoor and outdoor common spaces, gardens, and walking paths where they can spend time with pets, since it's pet-friendly.
People here get three home-cooked meals each day, along with snacks, and meals can be tailored to meet specific dietary needs, like kosher, vegetarian, allergy-sensitive, and diabetes diets, so everyone gets what they need. The staff, which includes CNAs, a social worker, and caregivers available day and night, helps with bathing, dressing, moving around, medication, hygiene, and other activities of daily life, so residents can feel safe but still as independent as possible, and care levels can be tailored for each person. A social worker is available to help residents and families navigate any questions or concerns.
Housekeeping and laundry services make daily life simpler, while scheduled activities, movie nights, and onsite programs provide opportunities for socializing, learning, and having fun-there's always something to do, and residents are encouraged to keep up with favorite hobbies or start new ones. Transportation and parking are available for outings or appointments, and an emergency alert system helps keep people safe. The staff stays close and attentive, forming warm relationships and treating each resident with care and respect, which helps foster a friendly family-like feeling that's different from larger, more impersonal facilities.
Heather House Personal Care focuses on providing quality care for seniors in a safe, caring environment that feels like home, and it's a good place for those who need help with daily tasks but who don't require skilled nursing care. This setting supports people who prefer a smaller, more personal place with consistent faces and a sense of belonging, all within the beauty of northern Georgia's countryside.
