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What Happened at Corinth Road Personal Care Home — and What It Means for Your Family If you placed a parent, a spouse, or someone you love in a personal care home in Coweta County, and you are reading this at 2 a.m. because you saw what happened at Corinth Road Personal Care Home in Newnan — stay with us. What you are feeling right now, the guilt and the fury tangled together, is the exact thing every family in this situation carries. You did what every careful family does: you found a place you thought you could trust, for the hard reason that your loved one needed more care than you could give alone. A daughter who placed her father at Corinth Road Personal Care Home said it plainly — she had cared for him personally for seven years, then trusted this facility for what turned out to be thirty days, and what she found there disgusted her. That is not your failure. That is the facility’s failure. And the law in Georgia gives families a separate set of rights that the criminal system does not protect. A caregiver named Ann Cowan was arrested by the Coweta County Sheriff’s…