St. Anthony's Residential Care Home IV

St. Anthony's Residential Care Home IV sits in a quiet San Leandro neighborhood, offering care in a small, family-like setting with only six licensed beds, so residents and staff get to know each other well, and you see the same faces each day, which helps it feel steady and safe, and the staff give help with bathing, dressing, transfers, and meals, plus they manage medications and handle regular medical needs like wound care and rehabilitation, and someone's there around the clock to check on things or provide help when needed. The home's designed to support seniors who need different kinds of care, from those who just need some help with day-to-day tasks to those living with Alzheimer's or dementia, since it has special, secure spaces and programs for memory care, keeping folks safe if they tend to wander or get confused, and giving 24-hour attention from staff trained in cognitive conditions. The building itself feels homey, with a kitchen area, small library, a gym, and common rooms for everyone to gather, plus a pool, hot tub, beauty salon, and a garden with quiet paths for walking, so there are chances to relax or join in group activities and devotional programs each day, and pets like dogs and cats are allowed too. Housekeeping, laundry, meals, and even special meal plans for dietary needs are handled by staff, as well as medical and non-medical transportation for appointments or trips out. Residents can access Wi-Fi, cable TV, and air conditioning, and the staff handle all aspects of living, including bill paying or helping with medical claims, advocacy, and support services as needed, even offering respite stays for short-term care. St. Anthony's has a licensed status for elderly residential care and offers both assisted living and memory care, with a close 1-2 staff-to-resident ratio, so everyone gets regular attention, and the small size helps build personal connections and a gentle, supportive atmosphere. Monthly costs average around $3,700, and the setup focuses on simple, sympathetic support for daily life and health, without any push for more than what's needed, aiming to keep residents safe, comfortable, and as independent as possible given their unique needs.