Treasure

Treasure sits quietly with space for up to six residents, and it's been licensed in California since October 2021 under license number 525002810, and you'll find it offers a mix of care options for people who need assisted living, independent living, memory care, skilled nursing, adult care home, home care, home health, hospice, and support and referrals. The staff can help with bathing, dressing, personal care, and activities of daily living, while also providing medication management, meal preparation, and laundry, and there's twenty-four hour staff if something happens through the night. People can enjoy a furnished setting, emergency alert systems, help with moving in, and use of wheelchair-accessible areas, and the site includes walking paths and lush gardens for taking in some outside air if that's something you enjoy. Housekeeping takes care of room cleaning and linen changes, and meals serve various needs including allergy-sensitive and diabetes diets, with all-day dining and scheduled meals for those with stricter routines, so no one goes hungry. For activities, there are group events and daily programs, movie nights, devotional gatherings, and a library for quiet reading. There's also access to a pool, a hot tub, a gym, a chapel, a beauty salon, and common indoor spaces, and residents are allowed to keep cats or dogs if they want a pet nearby. Care at Treasure includes both in-home and out-of-home respite, supported living, personal assistance, supported independence, family or individual training, behavior analyst services, behavior management consultation, crisis evaluation, adaptive skill training, interdisciplinary assessment, and speech therapy for early start and therapeutic needs, and children and infants can have access to infant development services, early start therapy, and even camping services. The facility provides transportation for both medical and non-medical needs, and coordination with healthcare providers, so medical visits don't become a worry, and there's access to durable medical equipment for those who need ongoing health support. The building keeps air conditioning, cable TV, and Wi-Fi going, and kitchenettes are part of the setup for those who'd rather make their own snacks. For memory care, there's a special program and staff know how to support people with both medical and behavioral needs, and all contact information remains private by policy. The most recent Department of Social Services visit was in October 2021, and people can check licensing details for extra peace of mind. The place has special names given to some of its care programs and amenities, and it tends to draw people who want a small, homelike setting with a wide range of help available, whether someone is mostly independent or needs hands-on care each day.