Los Angeles Board and Care

Los Angeles Board and Care is a small residential care home in Mission Hills, CA, usually with no more than six beds, so seniors live in a setting that feels much like a comfortable and quiet house instead of a big facility. This place helps with daily things like getting in and out of bed, bathing, dressing, medication, housekeeping, laundry-even dry cleaning-and meals made with care for health needs, like diabetes or allergies, and there's help for moving in, which makes the change a little easier. Folks can bring their pets if they want, and the community's built to let people with wheelchairs or walkers get around easily. There's always someone around at all hours to help when needed, whether it's with personal care or even hospice care for more serious health concerns, and they do their best to look after people dealing with Alzheimer's, dementia, and other medical conditions, including Parkinson's, cancer, multiple sclerosis, heart problems, and help with strokes. The rooms come furnished but can be fixed up to suit each person, so things feel familiar, and there's access to spaces for shared meals and activities so no one has to feel alone unless they want quiet time. They organize group events like movie nights and simple activities to keep people's minds and bodies active, and there's an emergency alert system for safety. A team with over eight years of senior care experience sees that each person gets a plan tailored to what they need, and trained caregivers work to support not just the residents, but family caregivers, too, with advice and some relief. With RCFE license #197610499, the home meets state standards, which helps families trust they're following the right rules. Los Angeles Board and Care is one of many homes in a group that also includes places like JMS Residential Care, Granada Hills Board & Care, Alalik Care Home, Sunland Living, Gloria's Care Villa, and Lemarsh Home Care, and over the years, some have earned awards and high ratings for the way they take care of seniors. Meals are served in a dining room with set menus, and aside from housekeeping, medication management, and 24-hour supervision, there's help with really anything a person might need to keep their independence, but with just enough support, whether for seniors who're still pretty active or for those facing more complicated health needs. The setting is simple, clean, safe, and built so folks can feel involved and independent as much as possible, and families get plenty of support to guide them through the process of finding long-term care.