Hear Seniors

Hear Seniors, A Referral Source, acts as a general corporation tied to the California Secretary of State, and after being formed in August 2018, holds a suspended status with the Franchise Tax Board as of May 2024, but what stands out is how the service reaches seniors by offering different kinds of care like assisted living, memory care, skilled nursing, home care, and referral services, and a lot of these happen in small, six-bed homes tucked into residential areas like Heavenly Manor Elderly Care, Heights Senior Care, Heights Inn, Heavenly Home, and others with names like Heavenly Home Care, Heavenly Angels, Heavenly Assisted Living Inc, Heatherwood Memory Care, and Heights at Burbank, and these settings make for closer knit groups that let residents feel more at home while they get daily help with things like bathing, dressing, medication management, meals, and personal care, so while some people need 24-hour supervision, others just want some support to keep their independence with optional help in independent living communities that include things like maintenance-free lifestyles, resort-style amenities, and social activities, and then there's specialized programs for folks with Alzheimer's and dementia in memory care facilities that give round-the-clock help and aim to keep the mind active, and there's also skilled nursing with wound care, rehabilitation, and comprehensive medical support whenever needed, and it all happens under the watch of Michael Parkinson, who serves as CEO, CFO, Secretary, Director, and agent, so the principal address sits at 4405 Belcrest Way in Sacramento, but what really shapes the Hear Seniors community is their focus on personalized care, close supervision when it's necessary, different levels of support for changing needs, and an atmosphere that tries to stay warm, inviting, and calm, making comfort and independence possible even as care needs change, and since they serve as a referral source too, they guide families to care homes in the region with distinct features, names, and options, offering choices across board and care homes, assisted living, memory care, skilled nursing, and even continuing care communities, all under the larger Hear Seniors name before suspension.