Divine Home For The Elderly I sits in a quiet Paso Robles neighborhood on Tulipwood Drive, and it's a small senior community with six rooms where six residents can live. This assisted living facility offers different types of rooms, like one-bedroom units, studio suites, and semi-private spaces, all designed with seniors in mind, and they're wheelchair accessible, too, with showers and some helpful photos of the rooms for families to see. You get meals cooked every day, and if someone has special diets because of things like diabetes or high blood pressure, the staff can work with those needs. There's always help for things like moving around, bathing, getting dressed, mealtime assistance, and managing medications, and some staff can help with insulin or if two people are needed to move a resident.
The place covers a mix of care-it's got assisted living, memory care, respite care for short stays, home care services, incontinence care, high acuity care, and hospice. Divine Home For The Elderly I can take care of seniors who want to live there full-time or just need a break for a little while. The activities are planned out, so you'll find music therapy, board games, pet therapy, movie nights, and art programs. There's a library, game room, and a greenhouse for residents to relax, along with other spots like a theatre, fitness room, steam room, and even a hot tub, where people can enjoy a change of scenery or routine. There's also a beauty or barber shop, and if someone needs a haircut, a mobile hairdresser can come by.
This place lets seniors bring small dogs or cats, but there are weight limits for pets. Special attention goes into safety with 24-hour security, and staff members offer daily fitness classes, social and educational activities, and devotionals for those who want spiritual support. For those who need it, there's transportation to doctor visits, shopping, errands, and faith-based services, plus all the laundry and housekeeping are included, along with snacks, linen services, and access to computers and the internet.
The facility has a license from California's Department of Social Services, and the starting price for a room is about $3,000 a month, but if a person needs extra care or wants a bigger room or more amenities, the price can go up to around $7,000. Seniors can pay from their own funds, with Long Term Care Insurance, or with Veterans Aid and Attendance. Divine Home For The Elderly I receives an A+ rating from the Better Business Bureau, but it's not a BBB accredited business yet. The community does offer tours for families who want to come by and look around, but there aren't any public reviews at this time. There's a focus on offering reliable care, steady routines, and a peaceful living space that tries to meet different needs as people age.
