Maureen Guest Home sits in a Garden Grove neighborhood with easy access to shops, pharmacies, and plenty of places to eat, and over the years it's proved to be a small, family-like community for seniors needing different kinds of care, since it's licensed to provide independent living, assisted living, memory care, and nursing home services under license number 300606024, and they've been doing it for over 20 years. Residents can choose from studio, single-room, or two-bedroom units-each comes with options like cable TV, kitchenettes, and telephone access, and the memory care side offers studio rooms set up for safety, including a secured section with wander alert systems and technology like bracelets with alarms to prevent wandering and keep people with Alzheimer's or dementia safe. Folks get 24/7 supervision with emergency alert systems in place, awake staff around day and night, and help from personal care assistants with walking, wheelchair use, bathing, grooming, medication, and anything else needed, including diabetic support with blood sugar checks and insulin help or care for residents with things like incontinence or those who are wheelchair bound, and they allow residents to stay as needs change, offering light, medium, or heavy levels of care, so most can "age in place" instead of moving again when health changes.
Meals are all homemade with all-day dining, and they handle special diets-like for allergies or diabetes-so everyone's cared for, and the dining rooms are furnished and friendly. There's transportation arranged for medical appointments, outings, and errands, and guest or resident parking if you have your own car. Housekeeping, laundry, and even dry cleaning are available, and maintenance teams handle repairs so residents don't have to fret about breakdowns. Maureen Guest Home runs social activities-games, arts and crafts, movie nights, walking paths, garden time, and organized events-plus health, wellness, and education programs, and they arrange devotional services both on and offsite for those who want them.
The property has safety and handicap features, with handrails, wheelchair accessible showers, tubs, and sprinkler systems, so everyone can move about a little easier and safer. You'll find a salon, barbershop, fitness center, and activity rooms for relaxation or exercise, with wifi for those who want it and outdoor areas for fresh air. Memory care residents get individualized care plans and activities meant for the challenges of Alzheimer's or dementia, and the community welcomes residents with a wide range of illnesses-from Parkinson's disease to depression, heart and lung conditions, diabetes, and folks needing hospice or behavioral support. Nurses and doctors are on call, and they coordinate with outside healthcare providers for extra support. Staff supervises medication management and provides reminders for grooming, toileting, and managing daily routines.
The facility doesn't require residents to sign a long-term contract, doesn't charge move-in or processing fees, and offers month-to-month fees that are designed to be an affordable alternative to nursing homes. You can schedule a tour or set up a virtual visit, and staff will help families and potential residents decide if independent living, assisted living, or memory care works best for the situation, along with discussing cost, payment options, and any contract terms. The setting stays cozy and intimate, and residents often feel like part of a family, as the team works to make everyone comfortable and provide help where it's needed most. The environment is made to be safe, calm, and friendly, with a high priority on integrity and reliable care. Maureen Guest Home also offers respite care and accepts residents for hospice when the time comes, and referral programs help families find the right fit.
