Country Hearts Assisted Living sits in Oroville East, California, and you can find it at 7170 Lower Wyandotte Rd, where it offers both assisted living and board and care home services. The place feels small, holding up to 12 residents, so you get an intimate, comfortable setting that's homey and friendly, which folks tend to like, and there's a bit of peace in being among only a few people. Management is led by Director Carol Leonard, and the team focuses on giving residents help that fits each person's needs, so you'll see folks getting assistance with daily tasks and medical needs like diabetic care, incontinence care, non-ambulatory care, and even high acuity care staffing. There's always a push for everyone to feel like they belong, and staff provide support with compassion, dignity, and respect, staying attentive to whoever needs help.
The place has both outdoor and indoor gathering spots, making it easy for folks to visit or take in some sun, and pets-dogs with weight limits-are allowed if you have one of those. Rooms come with wheelchair accessible showers, and vegetarian meals are available, so you've got some options. Country Hearts Assisted Living also takes in short-term, or respite, residents, and offers home health agency services and emergency help for seniors and people with disabilities. They also put effort into giving residents activities to keep bodies and minds well.
They keep some useful resources on hand, like a health library with medication and medical test information, a legislative portal, and community resources links, along with interactive features like a symptom checker and behavioral health recovery learning centers, which some folks may find handy. Country Hearts gets recognition for a warm and positive atmosphere, and while the overall rating is 3.7 stars from a few reviews, one 5-star review from William Bynum highlights how much residents and families appreciate the care. Everything is set up to give residents comfort, safety, and dignity in a quieter, smaller environment rather than a large facility, and they keep a steady focus on helping seniors and folks with disabilities live well.
