Peachtree Corners is Gwinnett County's newest city, but a lot of its residents aren't new at all. They moved here in the seventies and eighties for the jobs at Technology Park, bought in Peachtree Station or Neely Farm, and never left. Now the kids are grown, the house is quiet, and the city they helped build has grown up around them. Castleton provides private-pay home care across Peachtree Corners, so the people who built their lives here can keep living in the homes they love. A steady W-2 caregiver, a small consistent team, RN oversight on every plan, and 24/7 on-call support for your family.
Many of our Peachtree Corners clients moved here decades ago for work and simply stayed. They know every street in their subdivision and have no interest in leaving it. Families choose Castleton because we're locally owned and our caregivers are W-2 employees, not contractors. Your loved one gets a small, consistent team of familiar faces, every plan runs under RN oversight, and there's 24/7 on-call support when something can't wait until morning. We also coordinate around discharges from Northside Hospital Duluth, so the first days home aren't left to chance.
13.2% of Peachtree Corners residents are age 65 or older.
Nearly 5,600 of the city's 42,243 residents are 65 or older.
The signs are usually small before they're big: the fridge getting emptier, the yard they used to keep immaculate starting to slip, or your dad brushing off a stumble he "doesn't remember." If you're driving over from across town more often just to check in, that's information too. A good first step is an honest conversation about what's getting harder, and we're glad to talk through what we see in homes like your parent's.
Call us as soon as you have a discharge date. We prioritize discharges and will tell you honestly what we can cover and when, with the caregiver briefed on the discharge instructions so the first night home is handled.
Yes, transportation is part of what we do. Doctor visits, follow-up appointments, grocery runs, and trips to senior programs. Your caregiver can stay through the appointment when that's helpful.
Absolutely. Plenty of our clients love the weekday programs and lunches but stopped going when driving got harder. A caregiver can drive your mom there, stay or come back for pickup, and help her keep the routine that keeps her connected.
Yes, and our clients love this one. The free concerts and seasonal events at the Town Green are a real bright spot, and a caregiver can drive your mom over, stay with her through the event, and get her home safely after.