Angel Homecare

Angel Homecare sits at 31555 Avenida Del Padre in Cathedral City, California, and mainly offers assisted living and board and care home services, so folks can expect help with daily activities like bathing, dressing, and taking medicine, and the team there stays present around the clock for support and safety, while making sure the place is wheelchair accessible and that paths, gardens, and common areas are open for residents wanting to spend time outside or gather together for talks or events. Meals get served in the shared dining room, and people can eat all day, with the staff able to handle special diets, like vegetarian needs or diabetes restrictions, and there's also meal planning, prep, and service, and the dining options mean shared meals or eating when it suits. The rooms come furnished, some with private baths, tubs, and shower setups that work for wheelchairs, and there are community features like a swimming pool, gardens, and walking paths, plus on-site activities like movie nights, social gatherings, or other resident-focused events, so folks have a chance to stay social and engaged if they want. Staff handles housekeeping, laundry, and helps with medication, too, or coordinates with healthcare providers when medical support gets needed, with care options extending to high acuity care, non-ambulatory support, incontinence care, and even memory care for those who need it, while emergency alert systems and other devices add another layer of support. Transportation and parking get covered either complimentary or for a fee, depending on the service, and the property's close to public transit for those who want it. For people needing a short stay, the place offers respite care, and there's also home health agency services and support for clients who prefer care in their own homes, focusing on seniors and those with disabilities, with a team of skilled professionals aiming to deliver personalized home health care. Health resources include a care guide, a symptom checker, behavioral health recovery tools, and a health library with facts about medicines, tests, and procedures, along with community programs on fall prevention, elder abuse, opioid awareness, suicide prevention, and disaster mental health, which adds a helping hand for both residents and their families. State licensing and inspection rules apply, and while the business license may need checking with the California licensing department, the site gives a way to save the listing or claim it, with contact options like phone, email, and online forms set up for getting in touch.