Anderson Mill Center for Nursing and Healing, a 170-bed nursing home in Austell, GA, handles five care types. Skilled nursing, respite care, palliative care, hospice care, and nursing care are the five. Licensed nursing support is on site and around the clock, which are two promises rather than one, about where the nurse is and when.
Hospice and palliative care take over once recovery has stopped being the goal, with comfort the point for somebody carrying a serious or advanced illness. Respite care is the short stay a usual caregiver books to travel, to recover, or to deal with whatever else has to be dealt with.
Rehabilitation services are here as well. A resident does the recovery work in the same setting as the nursing, without moving for that part of it. Nursing time per resident sums to 3 hours and 18 minutes a day.
The payment options run Medicare, Medicaid and private pay, and the administrator on record is Melanie Haders. A salon means grooming needs no outside appointment. Nursing, comfort care, rehabilitation and short stays in one place fit somebody whose own needs or whose caregiver’s arrangements point that way.













