Senior Living Lifestyle Palos Verdes

Senior Living Lifestyle Palos Verdes sits in a quiet, home-like setting and only takes care of up to six residents, so things stay pretty calm and personal around here and the staff know everyone by name, which helps folks feel more at home and less like they've lost their sense of privacy or independence, and you'll see that meals get prepared fresh three times a day, with snacks and special diets-Kosher, vegetarian, diabetes, and allergy-sensitive-so people don't have to worry about what they're eating and can stick to what their doctor or their own needs require, and the rooms can be private or shared, which is good for couples or friends who want to stay together, and they're already furnished if residents don't want to bring a lot of their own things, though many do; there are tubs, showers, and mechanical lifts if someone needs an extra hand getting up, all the way to one-person assisted transfers, and the nurse and around-the-clock staff can remind folks to eat, take medicine, get dressed, or walk outside even if memory isn't what it used to be and, with memory care in a whole separate, purpose-built building just for folks with dementia or wandering problems, and safety bracelets with alarms to keep everyone from getting lost, those who need help with Alzheimer's or difficult behaviors are kept safe and comfortable and don't bother the other residents, and you'll see the gardens and walking paths kept up nice and plenty of outdoor sitting areas where you can visit or just watch the birds, and every week there are things like movie nights, wellness programs, exercise, and gardening for the mind and body, along with a calendar of clubs and social meals so no one has to eat alone, and respite stays are possible for people who need care just for a short while, along with palliative, hospice, and dialysis care so someone can keep living here even if things get tough at the end, and the staff speak several languages, plus doctors visit in person and are available by phone at all hours, and there's always a caregiver awake and checking on everyone, including those who might get up at night or who could fall, with emergency alert systems in the rooms, transportation for appointments or errands, medication reminders, linen and personal laundry service, housekeeping, and homey community activities, which all adds up to a small, cozy house where seniors age in place, either independently, with a bit of help, or with the careful attention needed for dementia, and that's what you'll find at Senior Living Lifestyle Palos Verdes, licensed for six by the State of California under License #198601570, where people say it feels like living in someone's home, because it really is.