Sonny's Lighthouse Personal Care Home sits out in a peaceful spot in Hampton, Georgia, where they help people who need different levels of care, like independent living, assisted living, memory care for Alzheimer's and dementia, nursing help, and even hospice and respite care for those who need a short stay or extra support. The place takes in seniors who might need help with daily things like bathing, dressing, taking medicine, or just moving around, and they don't turn away folks under 55 or those with physical, behavioral, or memory challenges. The staff's got over 30 years of combined experience and sticks around day and night so folks always have someone to help, whether that's reminders about using the bathroom, medicine management, diabetic care like insulin shots, or lifts for transfers when a single person or two people-or even a machine-are needed.
Some rooms are private, with their own bathroom and tub, while others are semi-private, all set up for folks who like their own space or need extra help. The average price people usually talk about is $1,800, but it might go up or down depending on the room and services needed. They've got amenities for seniors, like a beauty salon you don't have to leave the building to use, big spaces both inside and outside to walk around or relax, and resident parking with transportation you can use if you need it, either free or for a cost if it's extra.
Sonny's Lighthouse PCH is small-only four people live there at a time-so everybody gets plenty of attention, which helps a lot for those who need a close eye kept on them, especially folks who are apt to wander or might have trouble remembering things, get confused, or have trouble with behavior, aggression, or complicated medical care. They use special technology like alarm bracelets and a wandering alert system to keep everyone safe and make sure no one gets lost. If a resident needs special therapies for memory, diabetic care on a sliding scale, injections, supervision, or help with getting up or moving around, the staff is trained for that, too.
They offer both on-site and off-site activities so people can stay active and social, whether it's devotionals, outings, or in-house gatherings, and they've got meal service to keep everyone fed. Residents get different care options-independent living all the way up to nursing and rehab-so someone can stay even if their needs grow, with expert, compassionate help for memory loss, incontinence, and other tough conditions. Family members and new arrivals get clear guidance and help picking what care fits best, and reviews come from verified sources, with an average care rating of very good, about 3.5 stars. The place has a warm, home-like feeling and aims to keep people happy, active, and safe, especially those with memory challenges who need close attention.
