Golden Coast Senior Living #5

Golden Coast Senior Living #5 sits in Fountain Valley, CA, and carries a family-owned feeling, with Al and Usha Villarreal running things and staff like Michelle, Carissa, and Michael helping out while Usha brings a strong RN nursing background to the house, and you'll find the same approach across their 11 Orange County locations, each one licensed for up to six residents. You get the choice of a private or a shared room, both fully furnished with a private bathroom, but you can bring your own things and make the space feel more like home, with meals served three times a day in the dining room where friends and family can come visit and join. The staff helps with bathing, dressing, transfers, and medication, with skilled nursing, physical, occupational, and speech therapy arranged as needed, and doctor home visits provided on a regular basis, plus podiatry visits every six days, and services like x-rays and blood work taken care of at the house and billed to health insurance. Meals meet diabetic, vegetarian, and other dietary needs, and supervision and support roll around the clock, with staff also coordinating with healthcare providers and managing medications while providing help for those who need memory care, dementia care, respite care, hospice care, or just some day-to-day support. Residents can have dogs, use Wi-Fi or cable TV, enjoy indoor and outdoor spaces, join in on music therapy a couple times a week, take part in daily scheduled activities, community events, or outings, and there are gardens and accessible showers for safety, plus transportation and parking and the chance to join activities that aim to get people thinking, moving, and socializing, with awards received over the years for their activities. Prices run $4,500 monthly for a private room and $3,500 for a semi-private setup, and the place is reviewed by Community Care Licensing and holds dementia and hospice waivers. Housekeeping, meal prep, high-speed internet, and personalized support are all part of daily life, and parking for residents and cost-based transportation are available, with locations near hospitals, shopping, and senior centers. The atmosphere tends to feel kind and friendly, with a focus on a home-like lifestyle, and facilities provide both independence and support for daily living tasks, always open to friends and family who want to stop by for a meal or a visit.