New guidelines in Administrative order by Georgia Public Health on April 4, 2021 help reopen more long-term care communities and agencies by easing restrictions especially as it relates to quarantine practices on admission. Continue reading
Unpacking COVID is a series of sessions led by Dr. Kym, who is a Board Certified Family Nurse Practitioner with a Doctor of Nursing Practice degree. We are having our first sessions on April 15th for staff and April 22nd for resident’s families. Continue reading
Moving into assisted living can simultaneously be an exciting preposition and one mired with stress. Even for people who are excited about a move, the entire process can be overwhelming. That doesn’t change just because you are retired or reached a certain age in life. Continue reading
As your mother deals with the signs and symptoms of memory loss, it will certainly become much more challenging to convince her that assisted living is right for her … right now. Memory care assisted living is ideal for aging Americans who are grappling with the long-term effects of memory loss. Continue reading
Elderly Care Smyrna GA – Joy- the Faces of our Families and Residents Says it All
We are open for visitation and so excited to see our families reunite. The ability for our residents to have indoor visitation with a lot less restrictions is heartwarming to the staff, residents and loved ones. This has been a long journey and vaccinations are continuing to help us all.
The new guidelines from the Governor and DPH have allowed for greater indoor visitations with personal contact. The only time a community is closed to any visitation beyond compassionate care visits is during an outbreak. Now, we can have indoor visitation when the 14- day Positivity Rate is 10% or greater (RED) with greater than 70% resident vaccinated or Positivity rate is Yellow or Green less than 10% without regard to vaccination rate of residents. Also, if residents are vaccinated and the resident can wear a mask and you wear a mask and hand hygiene you can have close personal contact. Continue reading
Will was born in San Diego, California and moved to Georgia when he was just one year old. Growing up, he played baseball, basketball, soccer and golf, but loved playing tennis. He also loved to draw, especially super heros like in the comics. Continue reading
Ms. Terry was born in Greenville, Tennessee and has a younger brother, Tommy. The family moved a lot when Terry was small living in Georgia, North Carolina, Ohio, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Tennessee and Texas before settling in Puerto Rico for 12 years. Continue reading
Memory Care Smyrna GA – Woodland Ridge’s April Event Calendars
