T and A's Personal Care Home sits at 5150 Atlanta Highway in Bogart, Georgia, and folks often say it feels more like a home than a facility, partly because it serves just four residents at a time and is set up in a regular neighborhood. Residents choose from a private room, semi-private, or a large studio, and there's also a big balcony and some nice patios where you can sit outside. There's a lot of personal care given here, like help with getting dressed, bathing, eating, and even special attention for memory care needs, including dementia and Alzheimer's. Nurses visit every month for checkups, and staff handle medication and offer help for residents with mobility issues or health conditions like diabetes and Parkinson's.
Daily life stays pretty lively, with games, arts and crafts, movie nights, and fitness classes to keep folks busy and connected. They also go out on trips with their transportation service, and for those who want to stay in, there's a library, movie theater room, and a computer room. Meals are chef-prepared, with special attention to diets, whether that's for allergies, diabetes, or other health needs, and meals get served in a community dining room, but residents can eat any time with the all-day dining. The place offers laundry and cleaning, assistance with toileting and showers, medication reminders, emergency alert systems, and 24-hour supervision with staff who are on-call whenever they're needed.
There's a game room, arts and crafts studio, fitness area, beauty and barber shop, and walking paths outside for fresh air. Family members find it easy to visit since parking and extended hours make it simple, and the environment usually feels warm and friendly because the staff seem to enjoy helping and treating residents with kindness. People bring small pets if they want, and the home has space for family gatherings or special events like birthdays. Services like move-in support, valet, and storage help folks settle in. Everybody gets an individualized care plan, and the monthly meetings for residents and families keep everyone informed.
Because it's so small, folks get more one-on-one attention and care really matches what each person needs, whether that's hands-on help or more independence. Common spaces let people gather when they want company or spend quiet time alone, and security features like keypad entry and on-call staff help families feel at ease. This home does what it can to help seniors stay safe and comfortable as they age, especially for those who want to remain in a tight-knit, caring setting instead of a larger, busier place.
