Isis Home Cares Inc sits on top of Hansen Hills in San Fernando, California with a 280-degree view of the San Fernando Valley, and the place feels like a home, not some big institution, because it's in a quiet, gated residential neighborhood. The community has private and semi-private room choices, with private baths and closets, and lets residents bring pets. There are services for independent living, assisted living, memory care, skilled nursing, hospice, and respite care, and people can get help with everything from bathing and dressing to medication management and incontinence care, so you'll see nurses and trained caregivers here day and night, and doctors and dentists come by when needed. They give care based on each person's own needs, keeping individual plans updated, and work with families to adjust anything that changes.
The campus has both indoor and outdoor common areas, a swimming pool for seniors' recreation, a dining hall for eating together, a senior center where folks can relax or take part in all sorts of activities, all sorts of weekly and monthly events on or offsite, devotional services for those who want them, and excursions to museums, botanical gardens, theme parks, or restaurants. Residents can get transportation, go to doctor's appointments with help, and use resident parking. Therapists for physical, speech, occupational, and podiatry care visit, making it easier for people who want to stay put. The place is wheelchair accessible, smoke free indoors, and lets both men and women live there. Beauty and barber services are available onsite, along with meals made by chefs and meal planners using good, healthy options, so everyone eats together and enjoys the food.
On top of all that, the building and its related homes like Mother Gertrude Home and Franciscan Sisters keep up with safety permits, like fire sprinklers and earthquake valves, and handle things like changing out a water heater or expanding a laundry room, which might sound boring but keeps things safe and running for the residents. The staff know about plumbing, HVAC, elevators, and even setting up private sewage or sub-water meters, so the facility stays up to date and safe for everyone. You'll find rooms with bathtubs, home care services for people who'd rather stay at home, and support day and night, always. The fees depend on the community's own decisions and they're clear about prices. There's language support, too, whether folks speak French, Chinese, or English, so all residents feel understood. In the end, it's a senior home that feels like home, with practical care and people who do their best to help you feel safe, comfortable, and part of a small caring group.
