Princeville Senior Care sits in Seal Beach and Westminster, right in North Orange County, with two 6-bed assisted living homes that look and feel like real homes instead of big buildings, and these places fill up fast because they make people feel safe and comfortable, especially since they only have six residents in each house so everyone gets attention when they need it and people really get to know each other. You'll find memory care here for people with Alzheimer's or dementia, and they make individual care plans based on health, daily routines, and what makes each person comfortable, even before move-in, and with constant staff supervision and medication management, families can relax knowing their loved ones are watched over day and night, including help with bathing, dressing, transfers, and all those daily tasks that get harder with age.
Residents spend time together in the community dining room, with meals made fresh every day, and if anyone has food allergies or diabetes, the staff prepares meals that fit those needs, and everyone gets home baked treats, which makes the place smell nice too. They organize group activities and outings to explore the area and keep life interesting, like movie nights, live music from local musicians, exercise classes, board games, and arts and crafts, and there's general counseling for anyone who needs someone to talk to. People who need rides to the doctor or dentist can ask for transportation, which does cost extra, so no one's left out when it comes to keeping up with medical appointments.
Princeville Senior Care allows people to age in place, offering everything from independent living for seniors who just want a little extra help, all the way up to memory care and respite stays, and they make it easy for everyone to get around, since the homes are accessible for wheelchairs and feature things like wheelchair friendly showers. The houses have nice gardens outside, clean and cheerful indoor areas, furnished rooms, and both indoor and outdoor common areas, so there's always a spot for some quiet or to socialize, and there's even an on-site hair salon for grooming needs. Staff members keep the homes tidy with regular housekeeping, laundry, and even dry cleaning services.
The homes run as licensed Residential Care Elderly facilities, so the state checks them for safety and quality, and while they don't accept Medicare unless they've been specially certified, they work under supervision from groups like the Department of Aging or Veterans Services. Princeville Senior Care stands out for the calm, upscale environment but doesn't lose that family feeling; people enjoy shared meals, devotional services offsite, and busy days with lots of things to do, but with private, comfortable bedrooms and staff always close by to help when needed. This setting suits seniors who want to remain as independent as possible but who appreciate friendly caregivers nearby, social activities, good meals, and a secure place to call home.