The Pavilion at Brandon Wilde in Evans, GA offers Assisted Living, Independent Living, and Memory Care under one roof. Residents who choose Assisted or Independent Living can transition to higher levels of support if medical or cognitive needs change, while the secured Memory Care neighborhood is designed for those living with dementia. A staff team trained specifically in memory‐related conditions is available around the clock, and on-site physicians support routine and urgent needs. Respite stays are accepted for short-term recovery or caregiver relief, and diabetes management is provided for those who require glucose monitoring and medication supervision.
Daily health management is strengthened by on-site nurses, licensed therapists, and a skilled nursing facility located on campus to streamline rehabilitation or complex care. Speech, occupational, and physical therapy can be ordered without leaving the community, and medication management covers everything from routine prescriptions to hospice protocols. Residents have access to incontinence and ambulatory assistance, podiatry, optometry, and massage therapy. Counseling services are in place for residents and family members adjusting to lifestyle changes, and the entire environment—indoor and outdoor—is laid out to reduce confusion for those with memory loss. A secured perimeter and staff presence reinforce safety at all hours.
Apartments and suites vary in size and layout, with some offering wheelchair-accessible showers, others traditional bath tubs, and several units featuring kitchenettes for light meal preparation. Wi-Fi, cable or satellite TV, and individually controlled air conditioning are standard, though not every unit includes ground-floor access or a direct view of the landscaped gardens and walking paths. Community spaces such as computer or media centers, billiards lounges, and outdoor seating areas are available to all residents. Cats are permitted in designated units, and limited parking is provided for those who still drive.
Meals are prepared by a professional chef and served restaurant-style, with an option for room service when needed. All-day dining covers set meals as well as snacks, and menus can be adjusted for kosher, vegetarian, organic, gluten-free, no‐sugar, or other physician-ordered diets. A private dining room may be reserved for family gatherings, and special dining programs accommodate residents who require modified textures or enhanced caloric intake.
Residents can stay active through an on-site activity center, library and computer lounge, game room, and arts and crafts studio. Health and wellness offerings include stretching classes, fitness programs, indoor walking paths, and scheduled swimming or jacuzzi sessions. Social calendars range from trivia nights and Wii bowling to dances, holiday parties, and community service projects, with regular day trips and intergenerational programs arranged for those who wish to participate.
