Woodland Manor in Dublin, Georgia, serves older adults who want either independent living, assisted living, or memory care, and the community cares for people with Alzheimer's, dementia, and Parkinson's disease, so families needing help for a loved one with memory loss or mobility issues will find staff around day and night. This community holds up to 15 assisted living residents, with different options like shared rooms, studios, or one-bedroom apartments, all of which come with spacious closets, ADA-compliant bathrooms, and include laundry and housekeeping services so nobody has to worry about daily chores, and the staff will help with things like bathing, dressing, toileting, and medication. Nurses come by for medical checkups, and care plans get updated to match each person's needs, along with incontinence care, diabetes management, physical therapy, and extra help after surgery or illness, and the staff supports those who need help walking or moving around, with emergency call systems and security at all hours.
Meals are included, prepared fresh in the on-site dining area, with room service for those who want it, and if someone needs help at meals or has special diets-like vegetarian meals or diabetic requirements-the kitchen team has that covered; there's also a private dining room for quiet meals or family visits. The grounds have walking trails, gardens, a greenhouse, and places to sit outside, so residents can join walking groups, gardening clubs, or take in a picnic when the weather's nice, and inside, you'll find exercise rooms, a fitness program, arts and crafts, a library, and a gathering area for music, entertainment, and movies in the theater or game room.
Woodland Manor runs lots of daily activities-arts, fitness, trivia, computer classes, and religious services for those who want devotionals, plus transportation for doctor visits or errands, and staff help get folks to appointments. There's also an on-site beauty and barbershop, a café, Wi-Fi, and high-definition TVs in air-conditioned spaces, and staff also clean, do laundry, handle medications, and change linens, so residents and families don't have to worry about upkeep; guest visits need to be scheduled ahead of time for security. The setting feels like a neighborhood, with residential care homes called Haven of Tender Loving Care for those needing a smaller space, and the independent living side lets healthier seniors live with less hassle but easy access to care if it becomes needed. The site doesn't allow pets and isn't pet-friendly, but families can bank on having staff who check on health regularly, handle emergencies, and respond quickly, and there are short-term respite and overnight care options if someone needs temporary stays after a hospital visit or while recovering from illness. Parking's available, the building's small and easy to get around, and the community includes both men and women who want a quiet, helpful place as they get older.
