Superior Care II sits in a quiet residential neighborhood and offers different kinds of senior care in a two-story house built in 1997, which includes five bedrooms and three bathrooms on a small property, just 0.02 acres or about 675 square feet, and residents get the comfort of a master bedroom on the main floor with an oversized layout, an open kitchen with its own breakfast bar, a pantry, and views of the family room where there's a gas fireplace starter, all meant to make daily life a bit easier and feel more like home, and the house is laid out with high ceilings, ceiling fans, laminate floors, double vanities, big walk-in closets, and both front and rear private entries. The home features a daylight and finished basement with interior entry, along with extra rooms like a bonus room, computer room, exercise room, office, and a workshop, so there's space for activities or visits, and outside there's a yard with a wood fence, some trees, a deck patio, and landscaping that gives the whole place a peaceful, private feeling even without a pool or spa to worry about. The site includes a two-car garage with a drive-under main level and a level driveway for easy parking, and residents have access to high-speed internet, cable, phone, electricity, natural gas, and underground utilities, so folks won't feel cut off from family or friends, while security features like smoke detectors are already there.
Superior Care II gives round-the-clock caregiving services in many forms, including skilled nursing for those who have medical needs that need constant attention, rehabilitation, or wound care, and there are also memory care programs for people with Alzheimer's or dementia, which offer secure environments and memory-enhancing activities, along with 24-hour support to help keep everyone safe and settled, so folks don't have to worry much about safety or wandering, and these services try to help residents keep their independence as long as possible, with staff who help with daily activities, medication reminders, meals, and even personal care, all of it designed to offer comfort without feeling too clinical. The board and care home model here means there are only a few people living together in a family-like setting, which lets staff give more one-on-one attention, and there's a focus on making everyone feel like they're part of a small, caring group rather than a big, busy place. The care plans are flexible, so some people choose independent living with extra supports if they want, and others move into assisted living, skilled nursing, or memory care depending on what they need, and Superior Care II even offers a continuing care option, so seniors can stay in the same community while their needs change over time, from independent living to full nursing care.
The house is in Clayton County School District, close to bus routes that serve schools from elementary to high school, though pets aren't allowed, and there's no pool or spa, but the house is leased fully furnished with different lease terms up to 12 months, making it easier for seniors and families who need to plan shorter or longer stays. While Superior Care II isn't a resort, it does have helpful appliances like a dishwasher, gas cooktop, oven, and refrigerator, plus a computer room and space to stay active, and the personalized approach means everything from meals to daily help is based on a person's own needs, not a one-size fits all plan. The staff and programs here use simple routines and consistent care so folks don't get confused, and everything's designed to let people age with dignity, with comfort and a bit of independence, in a home-like space that cares for the small things, too.
