The Glorian Manor

The Glorian Manor rests in San Jose and is a licensed Residential Care Facility for the Elderly (RCFE) with room for up to 6 residents, which helps keep things quiet and personal, and with services for independent living, assisted living, memory care, hospice care, and respite care, so people with memory issues, health needs, or simply needing daily help can feel supported. The staff manages medication, helps with bathing, dressing, transfers, and hygiene, and takes care with clothing, meal preparation, and light housekeeping, even laundry and dry cleaning when that's needed, while registered nurses and caregivers come in for more advanced needs. There's 24-hour support from staff and lots of help for those with dementia, mobility issues, diabetes, and cancer, plus diet changes for people with allergies, diabetes, or high blood pressure, with home-cooked meals prepared daily and both all day dining and communal dining rooms, and special diets are fine too. Residents get rides to doctor's appointments, shopping, and church, but there's also planned outings, social activities, movie nights, fitness programs, music therapy, animal therapy, creative arts, education, tabletop games, and days set aside for outdoor walks through the gardens or time in shared lounges. Folks can expect help with move-in, coordination with healthcare providers, access to home health services like RNs, LVNs, and CNAs, along with hospice if that's needed, and Glorian Manor supports VA benefits and attendance programs to help pay. There's emergency alert systems, sprinkler systems, accessibility features for safety, secured walking paths for peace of mind, and the whole property is non-smoking indoors; residents can enjoy pet-friendly living, furnished private or shared rooms, choices between studio, single, 1-bedroom and two-bedroom apartments, WiFi, cable TV, fitness areas, salon/barbershop, book room, hot tub, sauna, exercise activities, and laundry on site. Staff speaks English, and services are provided for non-ambulatory residents, with extra attention for bathing, personal care, and daily routines, so families can feel comfort knowing there's always someone around at all hours. Residents join in community-sponsored activities, movie entertainment, social nights, and trips away from home, or can simply relax in the gardens or shared indoor rooms, which are designed to feel familiar and comfortable. Glorian Manor doesn't accept Medicare for payment, but provides long-term care at a lower cost than full nursing homes and meets California's state licensing standards for safety and care, giving families peace of mind for their loved ones.