Huntington Eldercare IV

Huntington Eldercare IV sits at 9442 Nautilus Dr in Huntington Beach and serves as a licensed six-bed residential care home, built with seven bedrooms and eight bathrooms designed just for seniors, so you're going to see wide doorways and easy-to-move-around spaces. The home offers both private and shared rooms, each fully furnished with private bathrooms, cable TV, telephone, air-conditioning, and internet. The kitchenettes in each suite give residents a bit of independence, while the main kitchen prepares nutritious, home-cooked meals using organic food, with accommodations for kosher, vegetarian, diabetic, or other special diets, and caregivers help with eating if needed. Staff handle medication assistance, personal care like bathing or dressing, and also handle laundry, housekeeping, and linen service. Two caregivers look after six residents, so the staff really know each person and provide round-the-clock supervision, whether someone needs help with daily living or just wants someone nearby during the night. The staff have special training to care for seniors with mild cognitive issues or medical challenges, and there's memory care, diabetic care, incontinence care, and non-ambulatory care. Huntington Eldercare IV runs all kinds of activities-music therapy, daily exercises, birthday and holiday parties, devotional meetings-plus choices in how residents spend their time. The place feels less like a big facility and more like someone's home, with outdoor patios, walking paths, and spots to gather. Families can arrange for respite care when they need a break, and transportation is available for doctor or dentist appointments, with parking and easy access to public transit for friends and visitors. A podiatrist and hair stylist visit as needed. Overnight supervision comes standard, and meals, cleaning, and help with transfers or mobility are always available. This is a small community where the home setting, personal attention, and connections between residents and caregivers help people feel safe but maintain as much independence as possible. The facility doesn't accept Medicare unless it becomes certified, but the staff handle all needs with patience and care, supporting both physical and social well-being for each resident.