About Saints Alive

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Saints Alive

is a free consultation service created to assist seniors and their families

regarding eldercare issues. The company provides a wide array of services.

They can help assess healthcare needs and explore housing options including

in-home care, assisted living, skilled nursing, hospice and respite.

Information

and resources regarding elder law, living wills, durable power of attorney

and estate planning is also provided. They assist in locating facilities

to handle special needs such as Alzheimer's disease, diabetes, handicaps,

the terminally ill or those needing care while recovering from an illness

or injury.

They are also

a great resource in helping locate support groups, senior day care and

information on state agency service programs.

According to

their literature, "Saints Alive provides educational awareness and

guidance for friends and families who need help assuring quality care

for their loved ones." They are "dedicated to raising community

awareness on all the resources and options that are available to you and

your family."

The company

is able to provide their services at no charge through strategic alliances

with various organizations including assisted living facilities, in-home

health care providers, companion sitter services, hospice, respite care

services, elder law specialists and many other eldercare related companies

and services.

Saints Alive

is continually expanding the areas they service. Primarily they consult

in the southern crescent counties including Fayette, Coweta, Spalding,

Henry, Clayton and South Fulton. However, in recent months founder Bobbie

Evans has traveled to Macon and out-of-state to help relocate seniors.

Free consultations

and educational presentations can be scheduled by calling Bobbie Evans

at 770-719-1054 or 770-846-0088. Saints Alive can also be accessed via

e-mail at [email protected].

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