All About Seniors Elderly Care sits in a quiet neighborhood at 1319 Maria Way in San Jose, housed in a small residential care home licensed by the State of California for up to six residents, where each person gets a private bedroom and bathroom, and the place stays calm and home-like like a bed-and-breakfast, with landscaped gardens, sunny patios, and walking paths to spend time outdoors, and you'll find transportation provided to appointments, shopping, and community outings. Staff members provide 24-hour supervision, a 3:1 client-to-caregiver ratio, and help with bathing, dressing, incontinence care, daily health checks, and medication management including storage and refills, and there are nurses on staff, with specialized care for memory, Alzheimer's, and hospice needs available, so folks with dementia can stay in a secure space with exit alarms for safety and attentive support. Meals are cooked from scratch every day, with a focus on healthy options like low-sodium, low-fat, and low-sugar dishes to fit special diets and allergies, and there's cable TV in every room, phone hook-ups, housekeeping and laundry done daily, plus beautician and podiatrist services brought in regularly. Some pets are allowed, but smoking isn't inside, and the entire place has an emphasis on respect, comfort, and dignity for older adults aged 55 and up, with multi-lingual staff mostly speaking English, and a range of care for assisted living, independent living, and even skilled nursing, since residents can get support with daily activities, transfers using walkers or wheelchairs, diabetic and non-ambulatory care, and planning help for future needs.
Each day brings scheduled group activities, newspapers and magazines to read, craft projects, exercise classes, movie nights, and outings for shopping or culture, as well as mental wellness programs, music therapy, and church trips when needed, and All About Seniors tries to keep everyone busy and connected, even using new things like Virtual Reality 360 Photos so families can stay involved. There's no indoor smoking, but you can enjoy the yard or garden, fitness and recreation areas, library, reserved dining, or quiet reading rooms, and the whole place keeps a cheerful, clean atmosphere that feels more like someone's home than a big institution. Temporary respite stays are welcome, so caregivers can find a break, and short-term guests get the same attentive care as others, while residents also benefit from emergency alert systems, special arrangements for moving in, and choices about furnished rooms. The small size means details don't slip through, and the caregivers strive to treat everyone like part of the family, always working with residents and families to adjust care and services as needs change, and the place holds a community rating of 3.6, with a steady reputation for providing a safe, comfortable option for seniors in San Jose.
