Ashley's Manor I

Ashley's Manor I is a small board and care home in Camarillo, California, with a capacity for six residents at a time, and it focuses on assisted living, memory care, and respite stays, which means it can help people for both short and long visits, and this place stays open from nine in the morning until five in the afternoon on weekdays, although staff are around for supervision and emergencies all day and night because safety and hands-on care are always important. The home provides different types of rooms, including private and semi-private setups, and sometimes studio apartments, with amenities like wheelchair-accessible showers, photos of the rooms, and comfortable furnishings, and the property itself has both indoor and outdoor common areas, walking paths, and a garden, plus a greenhouse and reading room, which make it feel more inviting and homelike, so residents have places to walk, relax, or join in on activities. The staff have training in high acuity care, incontinence care, non-ambulatory care, and memory care, with specialized therapies and safety routines to reduce confusion and prevent wandering for people with memory loss, and they also help with daily activities including bathing, dressing, transfers, feeding by spoon if needed, and managing medications and incontinence, always with someone present to lend a hand when required, plus there's massage therapy, pharmacy services, regular health checkups, and rides to doctor appointments if families ask them for help with that sort of thing. Dining here includes regular meals, with vegetarian and kosher options, meal preparation for allergy-sensitive and diabetes diets, and a dining room where everyone eats together, and while they're not a fancy restaurant, a culinary chef helps with meal planning, which shows they put thought into making things tasty and healthy, and for people who want some spiritual support, there's devotional time and quiet space for reflection, which some residents find comforting. The home has a community-supported activity schedule with events like movie nights, outdoor strolls, and both on-site and off-site gatherings, so everyone gets the chance to stay involved and active in ways that suit older adults, and there's an emergency alert system in place, plus 24-hour supervision and security features, to help people feel secure, especially those who move a bit slower or need extra watching. The staff, who speak English, Spanish, and Filipino, can help a wider range of residents feel understood, and they provide case management services and personalized care plans, so families know their loved ones are getting attention that fits their own needs, and when family visits, parking's available and laundry gets taken care of, which means fewer things to worry about. If someone needs a short stay for rehab or to give caregivers a break, this home does provide respite care, and they work with people who have Parkinson's disease, helping them with whatever assistance they need, from dressing to mobility. Ashley's Manor I is managed by Mrs. Maricar Lee, and while it isn't BBB accredited, reviews are generally positive, giving it a high five-star rating, with customers and families sharing first-hand accounts about friendly staff and good care, with published rates averaging around $744, and clear options for private or shared rooms. The home's focus is on keeping things clean, quiet, and welcoming, with simple comforts in a manageable and secure environment, and while some people want big communities, others find the small size and extra attention here to be a good match for their needs as they get older.