Good Faith Personal Care Home sits at 2475 Jonesboro Rd in Hampton, right by the Crystal Lake Golf Course & Clubhouse, surrounded by peace and quiet, in a small residential neighborhood, and it's got only 4 assisted living units which helps everybody feel like part of a close family where staff know residents by name. The staff have over 30 years of experience, and they help with just about anything you can think of-bathing, dressing, medication management, diabetic care, feeding by spoon, incontinence, help for folks with Parkinson's, and care for serious health concerns after a hospital stay, with nurses and a doctor on call. Good Faith Personal Care Home specializes in memory care for people with Alzheimer's or dementia, and they have trained caregivers, 24/7 supervision, secured grounds so folks don't wander off, and special memory-enhancing activities that tailor to every person. The place's got a mixture of private, semi-private, and studio units; some rooms have baths with tubs, others are more basic, but everything's clean and safe, and there are shared indoor and outdoor spaces for just sitting and visiting, board games or art classes, and there's a beauty shop if residents want a haircut or pampering, and big screen TVs for group movies or sitting around in the evenings. The community director's known for being helpful if any questions or needs come up.
People get freshly made meals every day, and the menu changes to fit dietary needs, whether someone needs diabetic-friendly, vegetarian, or kosher, and a dietitian double-checks to make sure it's healthy. They help with laundry and housekeeping so there's less to worry about. Folks can bring pets, both dogs and cats, and there are walking paths for strolls with or without animals, and outings into Hampton for errands, field trips, café visits, or outings for those who're able, since they've got transportation for appointments or fun. Activities are held both onsite and offsite, including devotional services, games, group exercises, and art, led by a full-time activities director; residents can also use communal kitchens if they still like a bit of independent cooking. People who need extra help with mobility or high-acuity needs can age in place and get tailored service plans. There's respite care for short-term stays, and rehabilitation, massage therapy, occupational, and physical therapy all in the same familiar place.
Good Faith Personal Care Home offers Wi-Fi and high-speed internet, and there's resident parking for those who can still drive, with easy access to pharmacies, doctor's offices, restaurants, and hospitals nearby. The whole place is handicap accessible. Security's taken seriously, so the grounds are always locked. There are a lot of chances for socializing-meals with friends, art classes, trips, games-and guests can join for meals too. The staff help manage medications and check wellness regularly. There are both male- and female-only room options available if needed. In short, Good Faith Personal Care Home is a smaller, quieter alternative if you're looking for a place that feels less like a big facility and more like a home, where care's personal and days are filled with both peace and company.
