Accuro Homes II sits at 13172 Early Crimson Street in Eastvale, California, and offers assisted living, board and care home, memory care, and respite care for older adults, serving people aged 60 and up, though they're able to help a range of ages including folks under 55, seniors in their 80s, and even those above 85, creating a small community since the place fits up to 6 residents at a time, and this smaller home-like setting helps people feel comfortable and seen, and with its license from the state of California (License #: 331880671), the focus stays on safety, respect, and tailored support for every individual. The staff has background checks, and the house stays secure with safety protocols in place, and anyone moving in can count on the staff to help with activities of daily living such as bathing, dressing, moving from bed to chair, and medication management, and the facility creates plans for each person which they update as health or needs change. A resident finds both private rooms and shared spaces, and some rooms have private bathrooms, which helps with privacy or if mobility's a challenge, and the house has wide halls and other adjustments to make getting around easier, and families can visit the bright shared spaces, outdoor garden, and two small cafes on site. Meals are provided with special dietary needs in mind-sometimes families might have to bring their own food if the diet is very particular, which helps seniors hold onto familiar tastes and routines. Residents get care for a wide set of health conditions, whether Alzheimer's, diabetes, heart trouble, arthritis, depression, or even surgical recovery, with memory care programs and mental wellness activities included, and the healthcare team can work with outside doctors like Dr. Jaehong Han M.D. with Kaiser Permanente, which means coordination for appointments and medications can happen right on site.
Folks who need rides to doctor visits or want to go to an outing with others can get transportation services, though fees might apply depending on where they're headed, and places like nearby Walgreens are less than a mile away. The house organizes daily activities, social groups, and even relaxed things like movie nights, gardening, and strolls, plus group meals in the dining room, so seniors don't spend too much time alone unless that's what they like. The building has basic comforts-housekeeping, maintenance, laundry service, phone lines, and Wi-Fi-plus walking paths and spots in the garden for fresh air, which is good for the spirit and for making connections with others who live there. Though the community is small, it covers a lot of services, including adult daycare during the day and respite care for those who stay only a short time, and everything operates under a set of rules meant to keep the home running smoothly for people who need help but don't require medical-level skilled nursing.
Accuro Homes II manages payments flexibly, accepting private pay, long-term care insurance, a mix of private and public assistance options (but not straight Medicare unless certified), and there's financial help for those who need it, so families have choices for covering costs, though the average monthly price is higher than some other places in town. Staff work with families and the older adults themselves to figure out what feels best regarding care-some are eager for help, some feel unsure, and others resist, and the team works to support each situation with patience, dignity, and honesty. Every person gets a chance to stay connected, whether they're moving from home, a hospital, or another care setting, and services reach out to everyone: men and women, those living alone, or folks with support from adult children, friends, or relatives.
People can expect amenities like move-in help, group activities, wellness programs, and care management services, and the house even provides help with paperwork, advocacy for doctor visits, bill paying if needed, and oversight for health and general well-being, creating peace of mind for families. The home's culture reflects the diverse neighborhood of Eastvale, and reviews often mention the inclusive sense of belonging, which helps everyone settle in. While the facility reports an A+ BBB rating, it isn't BBB accredited, and anyone interested will want to call to check current room availability, since updates aren't always posted. Accuro Homes II doesn't promise perfection-it offers a solid, caring place for older adults who need day-to-day help or a quiet home as they age, keeping safety, respect, and personal dignity front and center.
