Our assisted living neighborhood offers separate living units that include a locking door and a private bathroom. Each resident chooses the level of assistance they require, which can include activities of daily living like bathing, dressing, grooming, and mobility, as well as medication assistance. Meals, transportation, housekeeping, and laundry are included. Additional services can be arranged with third-party providers. Learn more about our assisted living neighborhood.

Memory care is provided in a secure neighborhood by staff who have specialized training and a passion for supporting those living with dementia. Our team adapts to the residents’ needs to provide routine and flexibility to engage and care for our community members.

Yes, we offer on-site therapy services available to the residents whose physicians recommend physical, occupational, or speech therapy through Agility Rehab.

No. In Georgia, assisted living communities are regulated differently from nursing homes. Some similar services are offered, like assistance with daily living activities (bathing, grooming, and mobility), but residents in assisted living must arrange with an outside agency or individual to receive skilled nursing services.

No. Different states have varying definitions and regulations for assisted living communities.

All of our staff at Silver Comet Village are fully trained in first aid and CPR. Employees are required to be trained in several areas of expertise, depending on their assigned duties. Several positions require specific certifications, like our certified medication aides.

At Silver Comet Village, we offer activities that are designed to benefit seniors’ physical, mental, emotional, and social well-being. Group fitness activities, games, crafts, and outings are all examples of the kinds of weekly activities that we have. We know that staying social, active and engaged, both physically and mentally, is incredibly important to seniors’ well-being, which is why we schedule regular events and activities throughout the week.

Yes. When you move into our community, you will review and sign our lease agreement, as required by law in Georgia. The lease addresses all provisions, policies, rights, responsibilities, and protections for you and Silver Comet Village.

No. Medicare and Medicaid do not pay for these services. You may qualify for coverage if you receive health care services from a third-party health care provider.

You may qualify for VA Aid and Attendance, which helps cover some of the costs for veterans and their spouses. Long-term care insurance policies may also cover some of the cost of assisted living. We can provide you with additional information.

Independent or assisted living community costs are determined by the size and type of living unit and the services and level of care you need. Assisted living communities are required to disclose all available services and fees.

Many comprehensive long-term care policies allow you to use your daily benefits in several different ways. To find out more, you can contact the Administration for Community Living (ACL) by e-mail at aclinfo@acl.hhs.gov or by phone at 202-619-0724.

If you or your spouse has veteran status, you may qualify for a veteran’s benefit called Aid in Attendance.

No! Payments are monthly, and you can always give 30 days’ written notice and move out at any point. There is a one-time community/move in fee but no large security deposit.