Kings Peak Home Care is a general corporation registered and active since November 15, 2023, with its main office at 556 Kings Peak Court in Roseville, California, and led by Julie Malitskiy as CEO and director. The care home focuses on seniors aged 60 and above, offering long-term, non-acute residential care in a small, home-like setting, and it's got six licensed beds, so it stays personal and quiet, ensuring more attention to each resident. The facility helps elderly residents with daily needs like bathing, dressing, grooming, transferring, and medication management, offering 24-hour supervision and memory care for those living with Alzheimer's or dementia, so there's always someone ready to provide safety and keep an eye on those who might wander or feel anxious. It's equipped for non-ambulatory care, fully wheelchair accessible, and has arrangements for different diets, including diabetes or food allergies, so residents can stay healthy and comfortable.
There's a focus on physical therapy and senior wellness, offering treatments like exercise programs and other systemic therapy options, and the staff works closely with each resident for personalized care routines. Residents or clients can book appointments and get directions to clinics in both Caledon and Schomberg, which makes it a bit easier for those coming from different areas, and there's access to a medical library for research and articles, so families and staff can stay informed about health topics. Eye care is included through a network of providers such as Vision Specialists, Eyecare Greengate, Krall Eye Clinic, Advanced Eyecare Center, AP Vision, Clinton Family Vision, The Eye Center, and Apple Valley Vision - Rowley, offering vision consultations and examinations at different clinic locations.
The facility runs housekeeping and laundry services, has safety accommodations, background-checked and qualified staff-most speaking English-and follows rules set by state and local agencies, including the Department of Aging. Staff-to-resident ratios are checked during the daytime, and nursing help covers things like medication, meals in the communal dining room, help with moving around, and keeping things tidy. There are also group meals, movie nights, social activities, emergency alert systems, and furnished rooms all set up to help residents feel at home, make friends, and stay safe. Transportation is available for appointments or outings, so residents aren't stuck inside all day, and families can feel reassured knowing there's thorough monitoring and support for their loved ones.
Kings Peak Home Care doesn't report current bed openings, but they recommend calling for details, and besides residential care, they're involved in adult daycare, independent living, assisted living, memory care, skilled nursing, home care, home health, and hospice services, so different levels of support are available if needs change over time. The facility isn't certified for Medicare unless listed by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, and services are designed to meet the needs of seniors wanting care in a smaller, community-feel environment.
