Alzheimer's Care

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Still Hopes is home to the first residential care facilities built in the Southeast specifically for those with Alzheimer's.  Our outstanding resident-centered care and attractively appointed rooms provide residents with professional care and comfort through the transitions of Alzheimer's and dementia related illnesses.  

Initial Stages 

Still Hopes offers a secure level of care for those in the early stages of Alzheimer’s disease or dementia through the Rosalie Bomar Special Care Center. The newly updated Center has 24 private rooms. 

• Residents enjoy spacious common areas for activities and entertainment including: bible studies, poetry readings, sing-a-longs and fitness programs.
• Residents experience the outdoors and fresh air through access to enclosed, secure gardens. 
• All residents’ rooms have been updated with new flooring, the addition of cabinets, redesigned bathrooms and lovely, soft colors. 
• In addition, there are 2 spa rooms with luxurious bathing facilities plus amenities such as warmed towels and spa robes and heated floors. 
• A newly built country kitchen offers family-style dining and the opportunity to participate in meal preparation. 
• There is also a full-service salon.
 

Advanced Stages

The Sanders R. Guignard, Jr. Pavilion at Still Hopes offers 22 private rooms in a secured environment to ensure the safety and wellbeing of each resident. 

• Residents receive skilled nursing care by professional medical caregivers.
• Residents enjoy a bright, inviting solarium, and lovely common areas for dining, music, daily activities, and entertainment.
• Residents participate in appropriate activities and programs provided by our staff and faithful volunteers.

We know that peace of mind is incredibly valuable as families are searching for quality care for their loved ones. Still Hopes is eager to serve you and your family according to your needs. For more information on Still Hopes Alzheimer’s Care, please contact the Marketing/Admissions Coordinator at (803) 739-5010.