Madison Home Care sits over at 125 Pageantry Drive in Placentia, California, and serves up to 6 seniors in a small, home-like setting where folks get assisted living, memory care, respite, and hospice services under the license number 306000845 from California's Department of Social Services, and it's regulated like you'd want for peace of mind. The staff's friendly and trained, ready around the clock to help residents with daily things like showering, dressing, medication reminders, and even more advanced care for people with memory issues, diabetes, or incontinence, and they can help with behaviors and wandering too since the place is secured and uses alarms for safety, so families don't have to worry about loved ones who need that extra watching over. Residents can pick from private suites or shared rooms, all fully furnished with kitchenettes, private bathrooms, air conditioning, telephone, internet, and cable TV, and the building is wheelchair accessible, with showers and transfer assistance for anyone who needs it, even with mechanical lifts for heavier help, and there's parking for folks who need it as well as transportation for errands, doctor visits, faith services, and some trips for a fee.
The place takes care of housekeeping, laundry, and cooking, so residents don't need to worry about chores, and everyone gets three home-cooked meals each day with choices for folks who prefer kosher, vegetarian, or need special medical diets, and meal plans can get adjusted when needed, so everyone gets what suits them best. The care plans here get tailored to what each person needs, and the staff works with doctors, nurses, and visiting healthcare professionals to keep an eye on things like medication, mobility, blood sugar, incontinence, and even therapies including physical, occupational, speech therapy, and integrated therapy if that's needed, plus services go up to hospice care or skilled nursing, and they'll help explain things to family members and handle the paperwork when it comes to Medicare, Medicaid, and private insurance since some services are covered that way.
There's a good amount of things to do since Madison Home Care arranges regular programs like movie nights, music therapy, art projects, fitness schedules, games, and social evenings to keep folks active and help everyone make friends, and for people who like being outside, there's a yard, swimming pool, hot tub, and spots to relax together, plus a reading room if someone prefers a quieter option. Onsite, the beauty shop brings in a barber or hairdresser for cuts and styling, and dogs up to a certain size are allowed, with pet care available too, so owners don't lose their companions. The community speaks English, Spanish, and Romanian, which helps different people feel comfortable, and there's support for devotional activities both onsite and offsite.
Madison Home Care offers respite stays for temporary relief if a family caregiver needs a break, and lets folks transition between types of care without having to move away if their needs change, plus anyone can get help with transportation or bringing in outside help, and the staff will lift or transfer residents as needed, even helping with behavioral challenges that come with Alzheimer's or dementia in a special memory care building set up for that. The cost for assisted living starts at $3,000 a month, with prices depending on care needs, room choice, and what amenities each resident wants, and different payment types might work including private pay, long-term care insurance, and Veterans Aid and Attendance benefits.
The facility aims to keep daily life as stress-free as possible, help everyone stay safe, and make sure they keep their independence for as long as they want with staff on hand, regular activities, and a secure environment, all while letting folks keep some routines and comforts of home, and if anyone needs extra social work, medical, or therapy help, those services can come right to their room.
