Just Like You Are Home 1

Just Like You Are Home 1 is a small senior care home in Orange, California, designed for up to six older adults. The home is in a single-story building, originally built in 1971, with stucco walls, a composition roof, central heating and cooling, an attached garage or carport, and a fireplace. Residents can have private rooms, with six bedrooms and four bathrooms available. The staff at Just Like You Are Home 1 help residents with daily tasks like bathing, dressing, eating, and moving around, as well as things like medication reminders, meal preparation, and transportation to appointments. The facility offers supervision, personal care, and basic nursing services, plus specialized support for memory issues, hospice, and respite care, with a focus on dignity, privacy, and respect. There are activities for social engagement and recreation, and some care is designed for the "whole person," to bring peace of mind to families. The home connects to a network of local providers like Oakmont Of Orange, Kirkwood Orange, Orange View Elderly Care, and Alternative Senior Care Lincoln and offers help such as home delivered meals, moving support, physician visits, and help with long term care planning or insurance. The property uses a care assessment to match services to each person's needs, looking at things like mobility, hygiene, safety, medication management, memory, and social activity. There's an option for receiving care in the home, too, or for getting equipment and supplies. There are also services for children like games, dance parties, crafts, and dress-up, available during morning, afternoon, and weekend sessions at a set rate per child. The community aims to give a home-like, comfortable setting where seniors get personal attention, and the nursing staff are known for being kind and helpful. The facility is licensed as a Residential Care Elderly home and does not take Medicare unless certified. Amenities involve memory care, assisted living, long-term care, and support for seniors needing a little or a lot of daily help, all while trying to support each person's well-being and place in the community.