We Are a Locally Owned and Operated Home Care Provider. Caring for Atlanta Metro Area Seniors since 1998.

MILLEDGEVILLE, Ga. —

Gov. Nathan Deal signed bills on Wednesday to establish a mental health division in Georgia’s court system, and give seniors more options to age in place.

Gov. Nathan Deal signed a measure into law Wednesday that creates a mental health division within the court system. The goal is to divert more people to treatment and not to jail. Also signed by the Governor, legislation that gives senior citizens greater options to stay and age in assisted living homes.

At the ALFA 2010 Conference & Expo in May, the California Assisted Living Association (CALA) and Georgia ALFA received the first Horace D’Angelo, Jr. Memorial Awards, in recognition of their outstanding advocacy efforts.

Both CALA and Georgia ALFA spearheaded legislation in their state legislatures that defends the rights of seniors to choose to remain in their assisted living communities as they become less mobile. The legislation passed in California and is pending in Georgia.

The Small Business Person of the Year Committee is pleased to announce the 2011 Beth Cayce as one of four finalists of this prestigious award:

Please join us in congratulating these outstanding individuals, and plan to attend the August 23rd Eggs & Enterprise Breakfast where the finalists will be recognized and the 2011 winner will be announced.

Lee W. Hollingsworth, CFA, assists individuals, entrepreneurs, professional organizations, and charitable entities in building & preserving wealth.

Beth Cayce and Carrie Springer, director of marketing for Woodland Ridge Assisted Living, spoke about their experiences managing a not-for-profit assisted living community; Woodland Ridge Assisted Living helps veterans afford the costs of assisted living though the Woodland Ridge Foundation, a charity of the organization.

The Power of Pink is… 300 North Fulton area Business Women.

The Power of Pink is… Working to find a cure for breast cancer North Fulton Hospital is presenting Power of Pink. We would like to invite you to become a part of this event by participating as a sponsor, supporting the fight to end breast cancer.

Proceeds benefitting the Susan G. Komen for the Cure, Atlanta Affiliate

When Beth Cayce, founder of CaraVita Home Care, joined co-hosts Meredith Moore and Dwayne Samples in the studio on Thursday, September 15, 2011, listeners met a woman whose business and free time are dedicated to helping other people live better lives.

From their Roswell offices, CaraVita has helped more than 15,000 elderly clients receive care in their homes over the last 12 years. Besides helping the elderly and their families, Beth’s biggest passions are her own family and her philanthropic work through Care To Learn International. The group is dedicated to effecting change in Kenya by empowering Kenyans with life and leadership skills.