Purisima Hills sits on Aldebaran Avenue in Lompoc, California, and offers care and living for up to 6 older adults, which makes it a small place where the staff can really get to know everyone, and the building stays pretty quiet and comfortable, so people who like peace and don't want a big crowd might like it here. The license number is 421703748, and the place has both assisted living units and memory care support for folks living with Alzheimer's or dementia, and there are also respite, nursing, and independent living options, so someone could get more help over time if health changes. The building stays open to dogs and cats, and there's a fenced area for safe walks along with walking paths and small gardens around the property, which is nice for people who want sunshine or just to be outside a little.
Rooms come in different shapes, like single rooms, studio apartments, and some semi-private spaces, and each has a simple, easy layout with emergency buttons, ADA-compliant bathrooms, and some units with washer and dryer. Purisima Hills provides three meals a day in a big dining hall, where the staff serves dietary choices for diabetes, allergies, or pureed food for those who need it, and there's room for families to join on special dining days. Staff help with dressing, bathing, transfers, medication management, and even help with eating if needed, and licensed nurses come daily for checkups and monthly assessments, so there's always someone paying attention to health needs. For fun and daily use, the building's got a fitness room, game room, cards and bingo, classes for arts and crafts, and scheduled social events, so people have activities to try each day, and there's a library, computer area, movie section, and a hair salon on site, so folks don't have to leave for the basics.
Residents and families get help moving in, and the staff offer things most people want, like regular laundry, linen changing, housekeeping, upkeep, and free rides to appointments in Lompoc. There's a keypad entry system, so the place stays secure, and staff remain awake all night for supervision or if anything comes up, and staff can respond quickly if a resident presses a call button. People with Parkinson's and other medical conditions get special support, with physical therapy and occupational therapy done on site when needed, as well as massage therapy if someone's doctor recommends it. The place has room for pets, parking for visitors, and it's easy for wheelchairs or walkers to get around the hallways and rooms. Families receive updates and can come to planned get-togethers, or join in big meals and celebrations. Purisima Hills focuses on steady care from a small, consistent team, and anyone who moves in sees the same faces every day, which helps a lot with trust, comfort, and peace of mind, and with just 6 people living there at a time, it's really common for new residents to feel right at home not too long after moving in.
