Assisted Living in Atlanta

If you're looking for an assisted living facility in the Marietta, GA area that offers special care for Alzheimer’s and other memory-related issues, you may want to consider Elmcroft of Milford Chase as a possible option.  The facility encourages its residents to be as independent as they are capable of being while also offering them help whenever they need it.

It is important to look at the services offered when choosing an assisted living facility.  Some of the services at Elmcroft of Milford Chase include:

• Staff that is available 24/7
• Three meals provided daily
• Licensed nurses on the staff and a doctor on-call
• On-site visits by a dentist, podiatrist, physical therapist, occupational therapist, and speech therapist
• Staff that is trained to help residents with basic living needs, including help with cleaning, help with grooming, and help with dressing
• Showers with wheelchair accessibility
• Parking for residents who still own cars
• Transportation for residents going to appointments and to offsite activities
• Hospice care for residents who are terminally ill
• Respite care for residents who will be staying at the facility for a short period of time

Numerous amenities are also offered to residents staying at Elmcroft of Milford Chase.  Indoor and outdoor common areas provide residents with places to meet up and socialize with each other.  If residents ever feel like they need some fresh air, there are outdoor gardens around the facility that they can visit.  The facility’s beauty and barber shop offers residents a place to go to get their hair done, along with numerous other grooming services.  For residents who feel like they need something to carry them over between meals, snacks are offered throughout the day.  Restaurant-style meals are available at the facility’s dining room.  Offsite activities are scheduled on a routine basis.  Cable television is installed in every apartment at the facility for residents who enjoy watching TV.  Small dogs and cats can be brought in as pets as long as they are approved by the facility’s management.