Sacred Heart Adult Residential Care

Sacred Heart Adult Residential Care is a small board and care home with room for up to 6 residents, located at 457 North 5th Street in the Downtown San Jose area, and the home offers adults a safe and quiet place to live while receiving help with daily needs in a supportive community. The staff help residents with activities like bathing, dressing, eating, taking medicines, and getting around the building, and they're trained to care for people who have chronic health conditions or disabilities or require close supervision, so someone's always nearby if help is needed day or night. There are private and semi-private rooms, and care plans get made for each person, depending on what's needed-like managing medicines, making special meals for those with diabetes or high blood pressure, or supporting folks living with memory loss such as Alzheimer's or other dementia. The community does things to support quality of life, including amenities like a cozy reading room, a beauty shop, a jacuzzi and steam area, and yard spaces, plus daily activities, movie evenings, game rooms, music and art programs, fitness schedules, and therapy with pets, so residents have chances to keep busy and stay connected. Sacred Heart strives to help each person feel independent and comfortable, using things like safety monitoring and medical alert systems such as Medical Guardian Review and Bay Alarm Medical, offering medical alert guides and hearing aids like Jabra Hearing Aid, and the home welcomes pets, which means folks can bring their animal friends along. There's a mobile hairdresser who visits, support for housekeeping, laundry, and meals made by chefs, all planned to be nutritious with quality ingredients, and different kinds of rooms like one-bedroom options. Sacred Heart provides rides to doctors' appointments, errands, and religious events, offers home care and transportation services, and is set up with easy-to-move-around spaces for people who may not walk so well. Residents can enjoy a calm, friendly environment, and have peace of mind knowing the care home is licensed by the state, gets support from a Long-Term Care Ombudsman, and is recognized in networks like A Place for Mom, with reviews showing families and residents have felt satisfied. The home matches care to each individual's needs, whether they need help with showers and grooming, help with memory loss, or just want a quiet place where someone cares they're doing alright, and with a starting price for assisted living at $3,000 per month, families can plan for long-term support without a big crowd, just a handful of folks living together, sharing meals, stories, and days in a home-like place.