Emerald Estate Senior Living sits over on Kenneth Avenue in Orangevale, California, and offers senior living and care in a warm, home-like setting for up to six residents, which kind of gives the place a cozy feeling since the rooms-Room 1 through Room 6-are private and set up with safety features, comfortable beds, and a touch of green plants to bring a bit of outdoors inside, plus there's a gallery showing off The House and each room if folks want to see what they're getting. The place has a long history, founded by Kimi Costar, a registered nurse with about thirty years working in hospice and acute care, and ever since opening in February 2022, it's stayed clear of any Type A or Type B violations, hasn't gotten any confirmed complaints, and passed a recent licensing check with the state in January 2023, all under license number 345002839. Residents get daily help with bathing, dressing, walking, wheelchair use, getting meds, and even transfers if they need it, and there's a staff around 24 hours a day for supervision. They offer memory care services, assisted living, supported independence, and take care of non-ambulatory folks, making sure everyone gets what they need.
Meals are cooked on site, and the staff can handle special diets, so if someone's got restrictions, they'll work with it, and there are group meals in the dining room to get people together. Housekeeping, laundry, dry cleaning, and maintenance are all included, plus residents can use washers and dryers themselves if they prefer, just like at home, and there's cable TV, WiFi, and phones in the rooms so people can stay in touch or watch their shows. Safety's looked after-sprinkler systems, emergency alert buttons, and the building's all wheelchair friendly. The property itself is laid out with walking paths, a garden, and leisure spots for sitting outside or relaxing inside, and there's a fitness center, salon, barbershop, game room, and room for activities, which they use for things like movie nights, arts and crafts, and community get-togethers. There's transportation for errands and health appointments, and parking for guests, and support for things like home health, hospice care, and help finding resources if residents or their families ask for it.
The community keeps things small and personal, with care plans designed for each person and plenty of chances to join social events, exercise, go to education or wellness programs, or just enjoy some quiet. Guests and families are welcome to come by, and you've got privacy if wanted too. The whole mission is to help older folks enjoy life day-to-day, with personal attention and a comfortable home feeling, and there's information about their services, programs, and history available in dedicated sections so people can figure out if it's right for them. Located close to hospitals, pharmacies, coffee spots, and restaurants, the place is in a handy spot, and it accepts long-term care insurance but doesn't take regular Medicare unless certified. Emerald Estate has boards and care, assisted and independent options, and skilled nursing through Adult Care Home services, and it's listed as a luxury senior living community on the Senior Care Home Directory, with a reported community rating of 4.1 out of 5. The home tries to balance full care, privacy, safety, and a bit of fun, keeping things clear and simple while meeting all the state's rules for elderly residential care.
