La Verne Manor sits in the Lordsburg neighborhood of La Verne, CA, at 2555 6th Street, and offers assisted living, memory care, and board and care home services in a cozy, residential setting with 80 licensed beds. Residents have private or shared apartments and enjoy home-cooked meals along with the help of friendly, fully trained staff available day and night for emergencies or help with daily activities like bathing, dressing, and getting around. The staff, led by manager Michael Tanada, shows care and attention, and you'll often see them working side by side with residents, helping them with whatever they need, whether it's getting a haircut by volunteer stylists, taking part in activities like an Easter Egg Hunt, or simply joining others in the indoor and outdoor common areas for a chat.
The community helps people with different levels of need, including residents living with Alzheimer's or other forms of dementia, those who need transfer assistance, and those who require help managing diabetes, though they don't provide insulin injections. Staff can help with blood sugar checks, bowel care, and even hospice care at the end of life, and they accept residents who may act out physically. They've got a mental wellness program to help keep spirits up, as well as fitness classes, community outings, and activities led by residents and staff meant to spark new friendships and keep everyone moving and engaged.
Meals suit different diets, including diets for diabetes, and residents can get escorted to appointments or outings using community transportation. Housekeeping and linen services are routine, and a 24-hour call system makes sure everyone gets help when needed. La Verne Manor covers the basics for comfort with resident care done thoughtfully and aims to respect the independence and privacy of everyone living there. They don't accept Medicare unless certified, and there's no information about things like pools, elevators, or specific parking arrangements, but they do provide common spaces and a family-style environment where seniors can enjoy time together, take care of personal needs, and feel at ease.
