The coronavirus pandemic has brought profound changes to senior living facilities. The elder community is, after all, most at risk, and retirement communities in Douglasville are at the coalface of change. The restrictions imposed since the start of the pandemic have changed how senior residents live, socialize, and receive medical care. Staff working in these facilities are under a lot of stress and struggle to provide the required services to residents. For the past few months, the focus of seniors' living providers, particularly those offering residential aged care, has been on staying alive, protect their staff, and provide high-quality services to their residents. The same goes for active adult communities in Douglasville, which imposed special social distancing measures and reduced group activities. Many aged-care facilities have imposed a no-visiting policy for family members and friends. In many facilities, close contact is still impossible. However, some facilities do a