MG PERSONAL CARE I

MG PERSONAL CARE I is a residential care home for seniors in Savannah, Georgia, found within the 31419 zip code and Chatham County area, and this place is known by several names including MG PERSONAL CARE I, ANIYAH'S CARING HANDS, STILLWOOD, NORWOOD HOME, SPANISH OAKS RETREAT, BEAVER RUN DRIVE, HABERSHAM HOUSE SENIOR RESIDENCE, JZC PERSONAL CARE HOME, and FIRST HOME, each located at specific addresses around Savannah, like 15 Escapade Lane, 1406 Stillwood Drive, 36 Norwood Court, 2329 East 42nd Street, 8510 Whitfield Avenue, 9 Beaver Run Drive, 5200 Habersham Street, 521 Woodley Drive, and more, with varying capacities at each home usually between 3 and 72 residents, while MG PERSONAL CARE I itself holds up to 6 residents in assisted living or memory care settings, and although it's not pet friendly, the facility focuses on providing help for daily needs like bathing, dressing, transfers, personal hygiene, medication management, and help with meals, and there's care for people with memory loss including a secured memory care wing for those with Alzheimer's disease, and each resident can choose different apartment layouts like one-bedroom suites, studios, shared quarters, and all are fully furnished so folks can feel comfortable and cozy, and there are shared spaces like spacious dining rooms, patios, walking paths, a library area, large screen TVs, and arts & crafts rooms, plus amenities such as a hair salon, barbershop, cable TV, Wi-Fi, fitness rooms, and therapy rooms, and staff give assistance with laundry, housekeeping, and personalized care 24 hours a day, and there are scheduled wellness programs, fitness activities, and daily events to keep everyone active and engaged, and staff set up birthday or holiday parties and offer move-in help if needed, and residents get breakfast, lunch, dinner, and snacks between meals and can request pureed diets or special dietary accommodations with meals served in the dining room, and locals needing help getting around can use group transportation services, and the care team gives monthly check-ups with a registered nurse, keeps up with preventative health screenings, and coordinates with doctors, and the entire community uses a keyless entry system for safety, provides in-room pull cords in case someone needs assistance fast, and runs regular assessment checks to make sure care matches what each person needs.