Kwik Elderly Estate sits in Loma Linda, California, with room for up to six seniors in a cozy, house-like setting that's designed with extra safety and mobility features, so residents get a homelike feeling while staying secure. People might call it a Residential Care Facility for the Elderly, or RCFE, board and care home, or residential assisted living, and it's been serving the area for seniors since 1999 under the license number 361881284. The place has several room choices, like private or shared rooms, some with their own bathrooms, and it offers studio suites and one-bedroom setups too. The staff, managed by Moody Zebedeus, gives personal care, including help with bathing, dressing, eating, toileting, and moving around, and they handle medication management with care, so families know their loved ones get the support they need. There's 24-hour supervision, emergency response systems, and the property is fully secured, with on-call nurses ready.
Residents eat three home-cooked chef-prepared meals each day, with snacks available all day and plenty of options for special diets, whether someone has allergies or diabetes or needs something softer. Meals happen in a central dining area so people can spend time talking with others, and there's a beauty and barber shop on-site, as well as linen and laundry service, house-keeping, and available dry cleaning. They've got gardens for growing things and safe walking paths, and they do outings, movie nights, games, gardening, music therapy, pet therapy, and group or individual activities for cognitive and physical health, often picking activities that fit how alert or mobile each resident is. The place has high-definition TVs, a games room, a chapel for religious services and chaplain visits, and they can arrange for massage therapy.
Kwik Elderly Estate arranges transportation for doctor appointments and for trips out, offers case management, welcomes pets, and lets families use free senior living advisory consultations. There's on-site physical therapy, Parkinson's care, and home health services, so more needs get covered, while coordination with doctors and other healthcare providers keeps everything lined up. Staff can help seniors with manual feeding when needed and handle all aspects of daily living support. Families looking for a setting where community and comfort matter but want extra security features and close supervision might find this small, licensed community fits well, and while it's not BBB accredited, it's licensed by California's Department of Social Services and has a community score of 3.6 based on Seniorly's rating system. Parking, move-in help, a concierge, and special events come standard here, and the whole place is set up to make things as easy and supportive as possible for older adults needing assisted living or board and care.
