Bonhurst Assisted Living. Corp (House II) is a small residential care home for the elderly in Redding, California, about 3 miles from town, and it's part of the Bonhurst Assisted Living network, so you've got both House I and House II supporting seniors in the area. This house sits in a quiet neighborhood at 1306 Bonhurst Dr and offers care for up to six residents at a time, with both private and shared rooms, some with their own bathrooms, giving a home-like atmosphere for folks who prefer a closer community setting. Residents who need help with daily activities-like bathing, dressing, or getting around-have caregivers on hand 24 hours, and the staff also helps with medication management and regular housekeeping, which makes daily life simpler and safer for seniors who might need that extra support.
Meals get served in the dining room on a schedule, but there're options to fit dietary restrictions like diabetes or food allergies, and there's an option for all-day dining, so no one's left hungry or out of sync with their routine. There's transportation for doctor's visits, and parking for anyone with a car, plus a handy Walgreens pharmacy nearby for prescriptions, with both Day Dreams Hospital and Flawless Body physician's office in the general area for healthcare needs. The house itself has walking paths, garden spaces, and outdoor areas, so residents can enjoy some fresh air, while inside, activities like movie nights and community events bring people together, helping keep spirits up. Laundry is taken care of, so residents don't have to fuss about chores, and the rooms come furnished, though families can bring personal items if they like to make things cozier.
The community focuses on assisted living, independent living, memory care, and regular residential care for adults, but it doesn't provide skilled nursing or rehab care, so it's best for folks who need help with routine stuff and want to stay active and engaged but don't need hospital-level care. They've got emergency alert systems in place for extra safety, and everything's wheelchair accessible, making it suitable for those who have a hard time getting around. The place is small and friendly, without the hectic pace of a big facility, which means more personalized support. Bonhurst Assisted Living. Corp (House II) only has six licensed beds, so residents get to know their caregivers and housemates well, giving it more of a family house feel rather than an institution. There's always someone around for support, and the focus stays steady on keeping folks comfortable, safe, and connected as they get older in their own way.
