Pico De Loro sits in a friendly, diverse neighborhood with a median income of $67,892, just less than a mile from Smart Care Pharmacy and close to the Perris Family Care Center, so residents have access to medical resources when they need them and the area stays lively. The community offers several levels of care, including independent living, assisted living, memory care, skilled nursing, as well as respite and hospice services for those who need temporary or end-of-life care. There's a unique, home-like atmosphere with elegant touches and an emphasis on comfort and safety, as the grounds are fully secured and help is always available with a 24-hour call system and staff who stay awake through the night. The facility has a state license (336407734) and can serve up to 43 residents.
Residents get support with daily needs including bathing, dressing, hygiene, restroom reminders, medication management, and diabetes monitoring. The community has staff trained to use mechanical lifts, so residents with mobility challenges can get help transferring, and the nurses, therapists, and a medical director visit regularly to make sure ongoing health needs are met. The memory care section is housed in its own building and secured for residents at risk of wandering or with major behavior concerns, with dementia-trained staff always on-site. Trained caregivers help with incontinence, including bowel and bladder care, and adapt services as needs change or age progresses, making aging in place possible.
Meals are made fresh daily by a chef, with vegetarian, kosher, pureed, and diabetic-friendly options, so all dietary needs can be handled. There's a library, a beauty salon, lounges, TV and game rooms, activity rooms, and dining spaces, as well as indoor and outdoor walking paths that let residents enjoy movement and calm. Outdoor spaces include gardens, a greenbelt, a large courtyard, an aviary full of exotic birds, a petting area with rabbits, emus, llamas, and cows, and a gazebo where residents often gather for social times or fresh air. Residents can relax on walking paths or in the hot tub or sauna, take in the scenery, or feed the animals. The grounds are kept safe for residents with history of elopement or wandering.
Pico De Loro encourages everyone to stay engaged, so a full-time activity director plans daily programs such as music, art, board games, light therapy, reminiscence, movie nights, religious services, and animal therapy. Residents often start and run their own events, while offsite outings or trips to faith services get handled by the transportation coordinator, though rides usually cost extra, and the bus line passes nearby for those who use public transit.
Rooms at Pico De Loro are large with private bathrooms and walk-in showers, many with photos and wheelchair accessibility. Some rooms share a bathroom between two beds to give independence and save space, each one designed for safety and comfort. The community allows outdoor smoking and keeps an open, welcoming feel, even as they keep all the areas secured for memory care and assisted living, so everyone feels at home but safe.
Monthly costs start at about $4,140, often less than nearby homes, with services and amenities set up to handle more advanced needs and help families worry less about moving as needs change. Those looking for someone to help with moving in or day-to-day needs will find move-in coordination services, bill paying, home oversight, support with claims, and medical appointment advocacy, all managed by dedicated care managers and technicians. There's a clear focus on keeping life simple, warm, and respectful.
