Royal Gardens Elder Care is a small licensed board and care home that sits in a residential neighborhood of El Dorado Hills and Rancho Cordova, California, with a quiet and homey feel, offering room for just six residents, which keeps things comfortable and easy to manage, and you'll find staff on hand around the clock to help with daily care, whether that means help with bathing, dressing, medication, or getting around, and they're ready too with all kinds of healthcare needs from simply helping with transfers or mechanical lifts to providing diabetic care, including insulin injections and blood sugar checks, so residents with mild to heavy care needs get support. The home has private bedrooms, each with its own bathroom, and all units are ground-level with wheelchair-accessible showers, so folks who aren't as mobile won't have to deal with stairs and can get in and out with less trouble. Memory care is available in a secure, purpose-built section for people with Alzheimer's or dementia, and they've got safety features like WanderGuard bracelets and a wander alert system that sounds an alarm if someone tries to leave, and this helps keep everyone safe without it feeling like a hospital.
Meals are made on site and served in a communal dining room, with plenty of choices for special diets like vegetarian, allergy-sensitive, or diabetic needs, and there are snacks, plus staff can help with feeding or special requests. The staff helps with laundry, dry cleaning, and daily housekeeping, so residents don't have to worry about chores. There's a regular schedule of daily activities, including options for mental and physical engagement, with both indoor and outdoor common areas available for relaxing, movie nights, social gatherings, and safe places to walk or garden outside, making it possible to pick how much or how little to join in. Complimentary transportation is available for medical visits and outings, and the home also has nurses on staff to watch over health needs, and visiting professionals like dentists and podiatrists come in regularly to check on residents' teeth and feet.
Hospice care and respite care are available for those who need end-of-life support or short-term stays, and folks can bring their pets because the home allows animals, though there's a rule against smoking anywhere inside or in the public areas. The house is secure and calm, and accepts both men and women, with some spots for female-only accommodation if needed. The home supports people with various needs, including those who have incontinence, behaviors linked to dementia or Alzheimer's, or higher levels of care than some other places might take on, all while keeping everything personal and small-scale. There's a focus on keeping family involved, and the staff tries to make everyone feel seen and respected, helping residents stay as independent and comfortable as possible while still offering plenty of support and safety when needed. The state has licensed this facility with Residential Care Facility for the Elderly license #347003623.
