New Hope Care Home

New Hope Care Home sits at 1260 Hiram Davis Rd in Lawrenceville, Georgia, and provides assisted living, residential care, hospice, and respite care for seniors, and you'll find a cozy residential setting with only six licensed beds, which helps create a friendly, family-like atmosphere where residents can feel at home and get to know each other. The home supports people who need help with daily activities like bathing or getting dressed, but still want some independence, and it offers extra support for those who have memory care needs, diabetes, or incontinence, and it can help seniors with higher care needs as well. Residents get 24-hour supervision, a call system for emergencies, and staff are always around to help with care and medication. The facility has fully furnished, air-conditioned rooms, and you can choose from private suites or shared rooms, all with private bathrooms and kitchenettes. There's cable TV, internet, and phone in the rooms, which is nice for keeping in touch with family and friends, and pets are allowed, too, which makes it feel more like home. Meals are made with organic ingredients and planned by chefs and meal planners so they're healthy, and residents eat together in a social dining room to help everyone feel connected. Monthly events, various clubs, and structured programs help keep everyone active, learning, and engaged, and there are indoor and outdoor common areas, plus the home's peaceful property has space to enjoy fresh air. Health and wellness services are strong, with nurses on staff, doctors and dentists on call, and medication administration when needed. Housekeeping, linen service, and transport to doctor appointments take daily stress off residents and their families. The staff is warm, friendly, and focused on creating a safe, supportive environment. New Hope Care Home can do hospice and respite care, so families have options if their loved one needs extra support or short-term stays. The facility has no information about accepting Medicare for payment unless it's certified by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, but it is a state-licensed Personal Care Home and has been recognized by awards like Best of Senior Living and Best of Senior Living All Star. The policy is to keep indoor spaces smoke-free. Residents find a quiet place with personalized care, and a schedule of activities that encourages friendships, independence, and good health.