Skilled Nursing
RNs and LPNs for recovery after a hospital stay or surgery, and for the chronic conditions that come with age.
- Post-surgical and post-hospital recovery
- Medication administration and management
- Wound care and clinical assessment
In-Home Care for Older Adults
Growing older at home,
Growing older at home,
never on your own.
In-home senior care across Snellville, Gwinnett County and Metro Atlanta — companionship, help with the everyday things that have gotten harder, and skilled nursing when it is needed. So your mom or dad can stay in the home they know.
Built around Georgia Department of Community Health standards · Carefully vetted, credentialed senior care professionals
Aging in Place
Everything we do is aimed at one outcome: your loved one stays safely in their own home.
Weekdays & Weekends
Mornings, evenings, overnights and weekends — including the hours family cannot cover.
Vetted Senior Caregivers
Background-checked, credential-verified caregivers, CNAs, LPNs and RNs experienced with older adults.
Built Around Georgia DCH Standards
Our screening, training and documentation are built around Georgia Department of Community Health standards for private home care.
What We Do
Care that meets your parent where they are
Needs change as we age, usually not all at once. We staff the level of care your loved one actually needs today — and adjust it as that changes.
Personal Care Assistance
Trained caregivers for the hands-on parts of the day — bathing, dressing, and getting safely from room to room.
- Bathing, grooming, hygiene and dressing
- Mobility, transfers and fall-risk support
- Toileting, meals, medication reminders and ADLs
Companion Care
Company, conversation and gentle everyday support — so the house is not empty all day and someone is there to notice.
- Companionship, conversation and activities
- Meal preparation and light housekeeping
- Medication and appointment reminders
Specialized Care
For situations where the condition, the recovery or the risk changes how care has to be delivered.
- Alzheimer's disease and dementia
- Post-surgical recovery and chronic conditions
- Mobility limitations and added support needs
Respite Care
Dependable cover for your loved one, so the family caregiver can rest, travel or simply take a break.
- A few hours, a full day, or a standing block
- Overnight, weekend and holiday relief
- Short-term cover while family is away
Not sure what Mom or Dad needs?
Most families start with one conversation. Tell us what a typical day looks like now — and what it looked like a year ago — and we will tell you honestly what level of care fits.
Talk it through
What Families Call Us About
The moments that make staying home feel uncertain
You usually do not go looking for senior care. Something happens — a fall, a discharge, a phone call from a neighbor — and suddenly the house is not as safe as it was.
After a fall
Balance, transfers, bathroom trips and stairs — the highest-risk moments of an older adult's day. We staff for them and keep the path through the house clear.
Home from the hospital
The first weeks after discharge can be some of the most challenging. Medications, wound care, follow-up appointments and someone watching for what changes.
Memory changes
Support for older adults living with dementia or Alzheimer's — familiar routines, calm redirection, and a caregiver who stays consistent week to week.
Medications piling up
Reminders from a caregiver, or administration and management by a licensed nurse when the regimen is beyond a pill organizer.
Too much alone time
Isolation takes a real toll on older adults. Sometimes what a parent needs most is company, a meal eaten with someone, and a reason to get dressed.
A family caregiver running out
If you have become the caregiver, respite is not a luxury. Hand over the shift — for an afternoon or a fortnight — and go be the son or daughter again.
Our Foundation
12WELVE STONES.
12WELVE STONES.
One foundation.
Our name remembers the twelve stones set down as a memorial — a marker meant to be remembered, and a reminder that something lasting is built one stone at a time.
That is how we think about caring for an older adult. No single visit changes a life. But a caregiver who arrives on time, a nurse who catches a change early, a hand under an elbow on the way to the bathroom — laid one on top of another, those become a foundation a family can stand on. That is what Compassionate Care. Stronger Together. means to us.
We serve seniors across Snellville, Gwinnett County and Metro Atlanta, from a few hours of company a week to around-the-clock support after a hospital stay.
More about us
How It Works
Getting started is simple
No obligation, no pressure, and no long intake maze. Four steps from first call to first shift.
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Free consultation
A short conversation to understand your parent's needs, routine, preferences and what worries you most.
02
In-home assessment
We meet you and your loved one at home to review health needs, daily routines, and the places the house has become risky.
03
A care plan built for one person
We put the plan in writing, match a caregiver to the person — not just the shift — and introduce them properly.
04
Care begins — and keeps adjusting
We supervise, stay in touch, and revise the plan as needs change. You are never guessing how it is going.
Why Families Choose Us
Standards you can check, care you can feel
- Built around Georgia DCH standardsOur policies, caregiver screening and documentation are built around Georgia Department of Community Health standards for private home care providers.
- Caregivers experienced with older adultsCertifications verified, references checked, background screened — and used to working with seniors, not just trained for it.
- The same faces, week after weekConsistency matters more at 82 than it does at 42. We work hard to keep the same caregiver in the home.
- Independence protected, not managed awayWe help with what has gotten hard and leave alone what has not. Dignity is part of the care plan.
- Communication that reaches the familyRegular updates and a real person to call — including nights and weekends, wherever you live.
Private pay
Long-term care insurance
Hourly & live-in
Serving Snellville, Gwinnett County and Metro Atlanta
Not sure whether we cover your parent's area? Call (470) 577-7740 and we will tell you straight away.
Common Questions
Answers before you call
If your question is not here, ask it — we would rather have the conversation than have you guess.
Ask a questionMy mother does not want a stranger in her house.
That is the most common thing we hear, and it is a fair objection. We start small — a few hours, one task she has actually asked for help with — and we keep the same caregiver so it stops being a stranger. Most families find the resistance is about losing independence, not about the person.
How quickly can care start?
In many cases within a few days of the assessment, and sooner for urgent hospital discharges. Call us and we will tell you honestly what we can staff and when.
What is the minimum number of hours?
We build schedules around what a family actually needs, from a few hours a week to around-the-clock care. Minimums vary by shift type — we will go over them on your consultation call.
Do you provide care on weekends and overnight?
Yes. Our team staffs weekdays, weeknights and weekends, including overnight shifts and live-in arrangements — the hours that are hardest for working families to cover.
Can you care for someone with dementia?
We support older adults living with dementia and Alzheimer's, with an emphasis on familiar routines, calm redirection and caregiver consistency. Call us to talk through the stage and behaviours involved so we can tell you honestly whether home care is the right setting.
I live out of state. How will I know how Mom is doing?
You get regular updates and a direct number to call. Distance should not mean finding out a month late that something changed.
How do you handle payment?
We work with private pay and long-term care insurance. We will walk you through rates and what your policy covers before you commit to anything.
Start the conversation
Let's talk about keeping them home
One call, no obligation. We will listen, answer your questions honestly, and tell you whether we are the right fit — even if the answer is no.