Serenitas Care

Serenitas Care, LLC sits at 677 Shawnee Lane in San Jose, CA 95123, licensed by the state with number 435202795, and it's set up as a small, board-and-care home where six residents can live together in a regular neighborhood house, getting help with everyday needs like bathing, dressing, medication, transfers, meals, and laundry, and there's always someone supervising around the clock, and the staff coordinates with healthcare providers to manage medical care, making sure each person's needs are met, with the home providing both private and semi-private suites so there's some choice, and it's got furnished rooms, a dining room with scheduled meals and allergy-sensitive options, community walking paths and a garden, housekeeping, and a range of activities-things like movie nights, a community-sponsored activities program, and even help moving in, plus transportation and parking for when people go out or have visitors. It focuses on personal care and non-ambulatory supports, offers help for folks who need long-term help, and the license lets it assist with everything from skilled nursing, memory care, rehabilitation, and wound care, to independent and assisted living for people who want to be as self-sufficient as possible but still need some backup, and the residents can expect support for daily activities and specialized programs for those with dementia or Alzheimer's, with the setup giving a home-like setting rather than an institutional one, though it doesn't take Medicare and isn't certified with the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, so families usually either pay privately or find other coverage, and the registered agent's Bernardino P Sunglao up in Concord, and while Serenitas Care links to a number of local senior communities-places like Golden Heritage Living, Shires Memorial Center, Braxton Elderly Care, Shamrock Residential Care Home, and more-all working under this broader management since May 2016, each location stays focused on delivering a safe, stable space, balanced meals, and a social environment where people can get the extra help they need without feeling like they're in a hospital, and although there isn't much specific information about every possible service or feature, the basics are covered: personalized care, simple routines, and steady support.