Mission Home

Mission Home sits in San Diego and offers assisted living, board and care, and memory care services in a quiet residential house with a charming and inviting setting, and folks like it because it feels homelike and small, with only six licensed beds, so every resident gets more attention from trained staff, who are always there day and night. Caregivers help with daily activities like bathing, dressing, transfers, and medication, and there's special support for those with dementia, Alzheimer's, or folks who need help after surgery or a stroke, plus mental wellness programs and activities tailored just for those with mild memory loss. The house serves group meals and has the ability to meet special diets, including kosher and diabetic needs, and private or shared rooms are available. A team of trained caregivers, including licensed nursing staff and separate housekeeping, takes care of the chores, laundry, and helps make life easier, while the live-in staff means someone is always close by if help is needed. Residents get transportation for doctor visits, dental appointments, and therapy sessions too. The Mission Home features a unique CERT ProgramSM for caregiver training and offers care management options such as facility advocacy, bill paying, general support, home oversight, and more-with no pre-admission fee and acceptance of SSI residents. The facility's price usually sits around $3,500 per month. Since opening in 1991 under license number 372004808, Mission Home's stayed focused on comfort, peace of mind, and long-term care, offering services both in English and for clients of the San Diego Regional Center, and there's no marketing fuss-just a small group of people, cared for in a quiet place, with staff that knows what to do and families who want someone trustworthy in charge.