Lavender Hills Assisted Living III sits over on Collyer Drive in Redding, CA, and you'll find it's a smaller place with space for up to 29 residents, so it's not crowded and folks can get to know each other. The community includes shared living quarters, studios, and one-bedroom suites, each with built-in safety features and some rooms even have kitchenettes and furnished setups for moving right in. The buildings offer wheelchair access, keypads for protected entry, sprinklers, a 24-hour staff and call system, and they're licensed by the state of California under License #455002615, with both Building #2 and #3 on the property. Residents can bring small pets and enjoy indoor and outdoor areas, like the porches, patios, gardens, and walking paths, with community spots for gathering, games, and movie nights, plus there's a library, a computer station, a big TV, and spaces for arts and crafts, parties, and exercise. Meals come from the staff and dining is in a bright community room, and if someone's got a special diet, allergies, diabetes, or just prefers a certain kind of food, they're pretty good about working with that, and there's all-day and restaurant-style meal service.
Lavender Hills keeps things tidy with regular housekeeping, laundry, bed making, and linen changes, and there's dry cleaning, too. The staff is used to helping with transfers, dressing, bathing, toileting, and incontinence, and everyone gets an individual care plan. Round-the-clock caregivers cover assisted living and memory care, with home health nurses (RNs, LVNs, and CNAs) handling medical management, checks for medicines and physical therapy, and monthly visits by a doctor to keep an eye on everything. Preventative screenings, diabetic support with meal planning and medication help, cancer care, and even hospice services are part of what's there, and families don't need to worry as much since someone's always on hand.
For extras, residents have access to a salon and barbershop, regular scheduled activities, arts & crafts, creative games, and there are both community-planned and resident-run events. There's a wellness center, mental health support programs, devotional services off-site, and folks can get transportation to the doctor, shopping, group outings, and picnic trips. The front desk provides concierge service, and the community helps with moving in or setting up insurance for services, including VA benefits and aides.
The whole place aims to keep things simple, friendly, and home-like, without a lot of fuss, and the focus stays on daily care, social connection, and as much independence as each person wants, with support handy whenever needed.
