Amenities That Nurture Body, Mind & Spirit

Live Well, Every Day

At The Rosewood at Fort Oglethorpe, we offer more than just a place to live—we provide a vibrant, enriching lifestyle in a secure and supportive community. From engaging activities to everyday conveniences, our amenities are designed to help residents feel safe, connected, and cared for.

Included Amenities and Services:

Prompt, courteous maintenance staff
Secure entry systems to ensure resident safety
24-hour emergency response system
Paid utilities (excluding telephone)
Transportation to medical appointments, community events and errands
Chef-prepared meals made daily with fresh ingredients
Beautiful outdoor recreation areas
On-site beauty and barber shop
Smoke-free buildings
Residents’ council
Daily social activities and events
Assistance with scheduling appointments
Monitoring of general health and well-being

Lifestyle

Gallery

A smiling woman wearing a camouflage hat, glasses, a camouflage shirt with 'Virginia' written on it, camouflage pants, and black boots, standing indoors on a tiled floor, with a utility cart and storage pockets visible in the background.

A smiling woman wearing a black long-sleeve shirt under a gray camouflage jumpsuit, standing indoors on a patterned carpet, with large windows and curtains in the background.

wo smiling women standing indoors on a patterned carpet. The woman on the left is wearing a denim jacket, black top, and leopard print pants, while the woman on the right is wearing a black long-sleeve shirt under a gray camouflage jumpsuit. Large windows and curtains are in the background.

Two smiling women standing indoors, both wearing camouflage t-shirts and black pants, with the woman on the left wearing white sneakers and the woman on the right wearing black sneakers, in a room with large windows and patterned carpet.

A smiling woman wearing a camouflage hat, a white 'Las Vegas' t-shirt, and camouflage pants, standing indoors with a framed picture of pink flowers on the wall behind her.

Four women standing together indoors, all dressed in camouflage clothing, with the woman on the left wearing bright pink shoes, and a large screen in the background displaying a black-and-white image.

A woman wearing a full camouflage military uniform with black boots, a name badge, and dog tags, standing indoors on a patterned carpet, with large windows in the background.

An elderly woman wearing glasses and a colorful plaid shirt sitting in a wheelchair outdoors. She is holding a yellow bucket filled with colorful plastic Easter eggs and smiling, with green bushes and a walkway in the background on a sunny day.

An elderly woman wearing glasses and a denim jacket sitting on a mobility scooter. She is holding up a small object in her hand, smiling, with a brick wall and parked cars in the background on a sunny day.

An elderly woman wearing glasses and a light gray jacket standing outside with a yellow bucket in her hand. She is next to a walker, with parked cars and trees in the background on a sunny day.

A group of elderly women gathered in a lobby area, three sitting in wheelchairs, one on a mobility scooter, and one using a walker. They are smiling and holding various Easter decorations and baskets, with a wooden staircase and reception desk in the background.

An elderly woman wearing a beige coat standing and holding hands with a person dressed in a white bunny costume with pink ears and a blue outfit. They are smiling at each other.

An elderly woman wearing an orange shirt standing and smiling while holding hands with a person dressed in a white bunny costume with pink ears and a blue outfit.

An elderly woman in a purple outfit sitting in a wheelchair, holding hands and smiling with a person dressed in a white bunny costume with pink ears and a blue outfit.

An elderly man sitting on a bench next to a person dressed in a white bunny costume with pink ears and a blue outfit. The man is smiling and holding hands with the bunny, while the bunny holds a 'Happy Easter!' decoration. The man has a colorful blanket on his lap.

An elderly woman wearing glasses and a pink shirt sitting on a bench next to a person dressed in a white bunny costume with pink ears and a blue outfit, both smiling.

An elderly woman wearing a light-colored cardigan sitting on a bench next to a person dressed in a white bunny costume with pink ears and a blue outfit, both smiling and holding hands.

A group of people posing for a photo, with a person in a white bunny costume with pink ears and a blue outfit sitting on a bench. Two women are sitting next to the bunny, one holding a large 'Happy Easter!' egg decoration, and three others are kneeling in front, all smiling and making peace signs.

A man wearing glasses and a blue checkered shirt sitting on a bench next to a person dressed in a white bunny costume with pink ears and a blue outfit, both smiling.

Two women sitting on either side of a person dressed in a white bunny costume with pink ears and a blue outfit. The woman on the left is wearing glasses, a striped shirt, and a denim jacket, while the woman on the right is wearing a black top and sunglasses on her head. They are all smiling.

An elderly woman sitting on a bench and giving a kiss on the cheek to a person dressed in a white bunny costume with pink ears and a blue outfit.

An elderly woman sitting on a bench, resting her head on the shoulder of a person dressed in a white bunny costume with pink ears and a blue outfit, both smiling.

A display titled 'Souls of Chickamauga' featuring framed photographs and biographies of soldiers from the Battle of Chickamauga. The display includes multiple rows of pictures and descriptions arranged neatly on a metal framework. There is a wooden bench in front of the display, suggesting a contemplative space for visitors to sit and reflect on the history and sacrifices of the soldiers.

A framed photograph and biography of Pvt. Jackson Lewis (1836-1884), a soldier from Company I of the 17th Indiana Infantry. The image shows Lewis in his military uniform. The biography below the photo provides details about his enlistment on June 12, 1861, his participation in key battles such as the Battle of Munfordville and the Battle of Chickamauga, and his service with the 72nd Indiana Mounted Infantry. It also mentions his survival through these battles and his mustering out on August 8, 1865. Lewis died in Pike County, Indiana, on January 24, 1884.

A framed photograph and biography of Pvt. John T. Malone (1846-1916), a soldier from the 29th Mississippi Volunteer Infantry. The image shows Malone in his military uniform. The biography below the photo provides details about his enlistment, participation in key battles such as those of Chickamauga and Chattanooga, and his service in the defense of Mississippi. It also mentions his imprisonment and journey home after the war.

A wall display with six framed panels, each containing various informational posters and photographs. The posters include details about historical sites, ranger programs, and park events, with images of rangers, historical landmarks, and maps. The display appears to be educational and related to a national park or battlefield site.

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