House of Grace 4 Inc.

House of Grace 4 Inc. is a small residential care facility based in Glendora, California, where residents can choose between private and semi-private rooms, many of which come fully furnished, and all with shared bath facilities, and the place is fully wheelchair accessible, so anyone who needs a little more help getting around can manage just fine, and the atmosphere feels intimate, keeping the resident count low, which means the staff can give more personal care and attention, and you'll find regular daily activities, movie nights, holiday parties, and even barbecues or birthday celebrations to help everyone stay engaged. The facility is pet friendly and is LGBT+ welcoming, making it an open-minded place for a mix of folks, and those who need extra care for things like behavioral health issues, bariatric support, or two-person transfer help can get those services here, and there's a special focus on taking care of people with Traumatic Brain Injury. There's skilled nursing if someone needs it, memory care, independent living, adult care home options, assisted living, and help for those who need insulin or have diabetes, and there's respite care if families need a break or support. You get daily home-cooked meals, snacks are out all day, and they pay special attention to dietary restrictions and heart-healthy options or allergy needs, and for the special celebrations, treats make the rounds. There are caring touches like manicures, haircuts, regular podiatry visits, and an emergency alert system for safety, and if someone needs hospice care, staff members are there around the clock, keeping an eye on health, managing medication, checking blood pressure, and offering foot care or help with incontinence supplies. Residents can expect help with bathing, dressing, medication, laundry, housekeeping, and activities of daily living, plus move-in coordination to make things a bit easier, and the building has cozy common areas for relaxing or visiting with others. Support and referral services are part of the package, and there's an effort to build community with the different activities and shared meals, and the Adult Care Home service keeps things home-like, limiting capacity to ten or fewer, and making group meals and personal care part of the routine. There's no ventilator support or tracheostomy care to be found, and nothing about special requirements for vaccinations or total parenteral nutrition. The corporation is registered and active, with Michelle Aguirre as CEO, and Rebecca Sinclair covering several key roles, and the principal address sits at 851 N. Entrada Way in Glendora.