Flagstad PCS sits over on Austell Road in Marietta, GA and you'll find it connected with First Choice Injury Care, offering a lot of different care services under one roof, though the main focus leans toward chiropractic care, and there's a retirement community part too that lists communities even as far as Meridian, Idaho, places like Meyer Manor, You're At Home, and Lucy & Ilie's Certified Family Home. There are plenty of things to keep folks busy here like blogs, podcasts, company goal-setting, and even horoscopes, which might sound odd but people seem to like them, plus a section for member engagement if you want to get involved in something. Insurance help isn't hard to come by either because there's both health and life insurance services, plus some extra perks like discount health benefits and product sponsors sprinkled in for people who want a bit more of a wellness focus, things like nutrition, health, vitamins, recipes, and even lifestyle and fitness advice, all under that same roof.
Chiropractors, counselors, dentists, eye doctors, and even massage therapists and physical therapists are in the directory, so it covers a lot of ground for those who need more than regular doctor visits, and that goes for specialty care like Alzheimer's care, assisted living, residential services, and memory care too. The home care side gives companionship and non-medical help for folks who want to stay in their own place with some support, using trained aides who know how to help with everything from grooming to mobility, and there's support for transfers with a Hoyer lift, catheter and colostomy care, and managing medications or blood sugar levels if you need it. It's not a big place, so it feels more like a home than the bigger facilities, with staff who know how to keep folks calm, especially those living with confusion or dementia, and the outdoor areas are secured so wandering isn't a worry.
There's help with dressing, good meals made with nutrition in mind, and pets are welcome as long as they're small, like a cat or a little dog, which means people don't have to go without their best friend for company. Transportation's covered for appointments or running errands, and common spaces are safe for residents to meet or just relax, which folks appreciate. Alongside independent living for active seniors and a focus on emotional, social, and mental activities, they hand out special awards that help keep people involved and engaged, which adds a little friendly spirit to each day. There's support for people who need high-acuity care, incontinence supplies, or just a helping hand now and then, and the staff make sure family members feel comfortable trusting their loved ones are cared for in a small, family-like setting.
