Naja's PCH

Naja's PCH in Gwinnett County, Georgia, runs several senior care homes with special names for each location, and folks around here know them by names like PLANTATION SOUTH PCH OF DULUTH, MY HOUSE COMMUNITY CARE FACILITY, WHITE DOVE PERSONAL HOME CARE, WILLIS HOUSE, PETAL'S 3 PCH, GROWTH HORIZONS, ALL SEASON PCH III, EMERITUS AT LAKE SPRINGS, HAVEN DEVELOPMENTAL CARE, SCHNORA'S HAPPY HOME, CHANDLER PLACE, NEW HOPE CARE HOME, HERITAGE COMMUNITY LIVING ARRANGEMENT, NOELA CLA, LOVING ANGELS HOME CARE, MR T HOME CARE, and ANA'S PHC #2 PCH, and each spot has its own capacity, ranging anywhere from 3 to 73 assisted living units, with most sitting somewhere between 3 and 8 beds, and everything is covered under the watch of the Division of Aging Services inside the Department of Human Services. Naja's PCH focuses a lot on health and medical care, and they give help with daily things like bathing, dressing, using the bathroom, grooming, and even just moving around, plus there's medication administration and reminders, incontinence care, diabetic care, memory care, high acuity care, and non-ambulatory support for folks who need that extra hand. The amenities aren't just limited to basics-a wellness center stands on the grounds, and people can use emergency pendants, indoor and outdoor common areas, and there's even clergy on-site at all times if someone needs spiritual support, and that's something that's usually overlooked elsewhere. Meals are cooked by chefs and meal planners, with vegetarian choices, and there's an on-site café when you don't feel like eating in the dining area, and scheduled transportation to get residents where they need to go, with both parking for residents and visitor parking too. Activities for socializing or relaxing are available, and there's housekeeping and laundry help, so nobody has to worry about chores if they don't want to. Most locations are pet-friendly, and respite care is available if families need short-term help. Each facility has its own address in Lawrenceville or Duluth, with memory care options available at a few, and every home has wheel-chair accessible showers, bath tubs, and recreational areas outside for fresh air. The entire set of homes has administrative support from the state, which keeps oversight tight, and the mission runs beyond the facility walls, with meetings held to talk about Alzheimer's and to plan Georgia's public health response, sometimes including advice from folks living with the disease or those who take care of them, plus industry experts, medical staff, law enforcement, and more, making sure care isn't just a set routine, but something each person needs, whether they're in Chandler Place on Annie Chandler Trail or ANA'S PHC #2 PCH on Tab Roberts Road.