Villa-Care Home I sits in Santa Maria, California, and operates as a small residential care home licensed to serve up to six older adults at a time, and what you get here is a home-like setting with both private and common living spaces, where the staff aims to create a comfortable environment that could help people move from being alone to having support around the clock. This home is managed by Villa Care Homes, which handles a few other locations on Bunny Avenue, Robert Lane, and Sonya Lane. Managed by Purple Door, LLC, Villa-Care Home I focuses on non-ambulatory care, incontinence care, diabetic care, and also helps with medication management and high acuity care needs, so residents with different medical backgrounds usually find help available for their particular situations.
Experienced, credentialed caregivers stay on site around the clock and help seniors with bathing, dressing, transfers, and other daily needs, and they'll give medication and coordinate with outside healthcare providers to make sure everything's handled smoothly, while offering companionship and supervision, allowing people to feel safe but also as independent as possible. In addition to emergency alert systems and wheelchair accessibility, the facility keeps security and safety first, limiting visitors and putting strict screening in place, along with COVID-19 safety, daily sanitation, masks, and social distancing measures.
Inside, the rooms come furnished and have telephone service, and residents gather for meals in a dining room, where there's a set schedule, but all-day dining stays available, and meals can fit dietary restrictions, including allergies and diabetes. Housekeeping and laundry services are standard, so folks don't have to worry about chores, and common areas are kept tidy and usable. For recreation, Villa-Care Home I organizes activities, like movie nights, and they encourage residents to join group events, enjoy walking paths, or spend time in a small garden, all meant to keep folks engaged and physically well. Transportation and parking are available, and move-in coordination helps new residents settle in.
The facility takes pride in simple, personal care, supporting seniors with specific programs for different needs, and the philosophy here asks staff to treat everyone with compassion, respect, and dignity, with the idea that a resident is more like family than just a number. With its small size, Villa-Care Home I can give more attention to each person, and the overall atmosphere aims for warmth, tranquility, and practical comfort in a senior's daily life.
