Antelope Valley Manor Incorporated is a small care home in Lancaster, California, that's licensed to care for up to six residents and offers a quiet, homelike setting in a private house, so residents tend to get more personal attention and support. The facility is state-licensed under license numbers 197609605 and 197610075 and supports older adults who need help with daily tasks, offering a wide range of services including assisted living, memory care, skilled nursing, and independent living, so they can help people with different medical and personal needs. Their Board and Care Home model means fewer residents and a family-like atmosphere with 24-hour staff who help with bathing, dressing, medication, transfers, and anything else someone might need during the day or night, and the caregivers speak English and can coordinate with healthcare providers as needed. The community, also known as BEYOND A HOME, uses specific names for its programs and makes sure to have specialized care units, including spaces for memory care and for people who can't walk easily.
Antelope Valley Manor has a 7.3 rating on the Seniorly scale and runs in houses with no more than six beds, making it easier for people to know each other and for staff to keep an eye on everyone, and this setup works well for folks who like quieter, more familiar environments. Residents can use common areas like a library, dining room, chapel, beauty salon, gym, and kitchenette, and there are furnished rooms with emergency alert systems and phones for safety and connection. They offer meals cooked for different diets, like for diabetes or allergies, and can make special arrangements if needed, and there's daily housekeeping, laundry, linen service, and scheduled community events so people can keep busy if they want.
There are outdoor walking paths and gardens for relaxing or light exercise, and movie nights and devotional activities are scheduled regularly, along with other community-sponsored events. The facility has cable TV, Wi-Fi, internet, pool, hot tub, and transportation services for doctor visits, errands, or just going out. Folks who need help getting out of bed or using a wheelchair get extra support, and all residents get 24-hour supervision. Antelope Valley Manor even helps with the move-in process so the transition is easier and less stressful. With only a few beds in each location, the staff have time to give each resident careful, attentive care whether someone needs help with personal hygiene, memory loss, or regular medical support, and the staff can help connect with home health, hospice, or extra in-home care when needed. The home's care services fit many different needs, from those mostly able to take care of themselves to those who need constant help, and they use the familiar names like Board and Care Home or Adult Care Home depending on what's recognized in the state.
