Reserve at Towne Lake sits at 1962 Eagle Dr in Woodstock, GA, and offers senior living focused on memory care, assisted living, and services tailored for adults aged 55 and older, and sometimes folks bring their pets if they take care of them, though they need to follow the pet policies. The facility mostly serves people living with memory challenges like Alzheimer's and other forms of dementia, and the staff work hard to maintain each resident's dignity and give them a safe, supportive place to live, providing custom care plans after careful assessments so families and residents can feel that needs are met and changes are tracked. Residents can choose from private or shared apartments, each with emergency call systems, cable TV, and private or shared bathrooms, and the grounds are secure and gated so those who might wander are safe, plus there are locked outdoor walking paths and gardens to enjoy, with patios and sitting spots for fresh air, and guests are welcome at mealtime, which helps people feel less isolated.
The Reserve offers the SparkTM lifestyle approach, which encourages folks to use their abilities, learn new things, and keep active using Montessori-inspired activities, meaning there are group games, story time, art classes, fitness programs, educational activities, music events including a resident musical group, and even offsite outings when possible, along with other social or religious gatherings for spiritual or emotional support, all designed to help keep memory and thinking skills exercised as long as possible. The staff provides regular help for bathing, grooming, dressing, and getting around, with reminders, medication management, escorts to activities or dining, and they're trained to respond to medical advances and new care techniques. There's a recreation room, library, community dining spaces with TVs, a beauty salon, on-site pharmacy, and laundry, linen, and dry cleaning services, as well as parking for visitors, and the community's all-inclusive pricing helps keep things simple for budgeting.
They'll make sure each person has an individualized activity plan, and the Inspired Connections and Life Enrichment programs both aim to help people find hobbies and friends, supporting social and emotional well-being, and the staff helps residents keep up their independence and make daily choices whenever possible. Guests often see a friendly and familiar group of caregivers who work in teams to deliver care, provide medication, organize programs, and coordinate with healthcare providers, and the community also offers things like VA benefits help and financial advice to families who might need it to make decisions about long-term care, and they even have in-house religious services for those who want them. The place is officially licensed by the state, has rooms wired for cable, and includes emergency call systems to help folks feel safe, with regular safety checks and oversight. The upfront community fee stands at $2500, which covers the initial setup when moving in. The Reserve at Towne Lake gets described by many as a comfortable, supportive place for seniors dealing with memory loss, and folks can tour the community to see activities and meet the dedicated staff before choosing to make it home.
