Washington Family Manor sits in Rialto, CA, and serves as a care facility for folks aged 55 and older who want help with daily living or might need long-term care. The place runs on a social model that gives everyone a chance to be as independent as possible while having support staff close by, and when someone needs a hand with things like bathing, dressing, eating, or even walking, there's always someone around to help. There are both private and semi-private rooms, plus options like studios, single rooms, and two-bedroom layouts, and every room comes with things like cable TV, washers and dryers, and even bath tubs. The community takes care of laundry and housekeeping, and you'll find both indoor and outdoor common spaces for relaxing, doing arts and crafts, playing games, or just sitting with a friend. For meals, the kitchen staff prepares food daily, which means residents don't have to cook, though some spaces do have small kitchens or kitchenettes.
People who live there can take part in social outings, recreational trips, and all sorts of activities-exercise classes, crafts, health and wellness programs, education, religious services, and more, which does help keep things interesting and gives everyone a way to stay busy or meet new friends. Transportation's available for errands and medical appointments, so nobody's stuck just because they don't drive anymore. Washington Family Manor's also got a beauty salon and barber area, WiFi and guest parking, plus rooms for activities and games.
Medical care covers a lot, too. There's medication help, health monitoring, nurses on staff, dentist and podiatrist visits, and access to occupational, physical, and speech therapy. A doctor and nurse are on call as needed. Folks with Alzheimer's or dementia get special support, with memory care plans that include activities just for them and safety features like handicap accessibility and sprinkler systems. Some residents just come for a short rest after a hospital stay-that's respite care-or for hospice services if they need special end-of-life care.
Pets can live here, but nobody can smoke inside or in public areas, so the place stays clean. The building's got wheelchair accessible showers and spaces for folks with higher care needs. Residents can take part in devotional services, join community outings, and attend on-site or off-site activities. Washington Family Manor offers care for those who want to age in place, whether they're independent or need the help that comes from assisted living, memory care, or skilled nursing. The community lets people schedule a tour, see photos, find a map, and ask questions if they want to know more. They work to make sure people's needs get met, and they try to keep everyone as comfortable and engaged as possible, with an open-door policy and a family-centered approach.
