American Assisted Living sits in Suisun City, California, though some people might say Fairfield because they're so close by, and this is a medium-sized senior living community with space for up to 30 residents, making it feel a bit more friendly and familiar than some larger places. The facility is licensed as a Residential Care Elderly community under Facility License Number 486803815 and offers assisted living and memory care, so folks who need help with daily things like bathing, dressing, or medication management can get support from trained staff all day and all night, and those who need more medical help, like with diabetes or incontinence care, can get that as well because they have licensed staff and nurses around. The place has private suites and semi-private rooms, with options for studio layouts, fully furnished spaces, and the rooms themselves come with things like kitchenettes and private bathrooms, so it's easier to feel settled and comfortable.
Meal preparation and service use organic food ingredients, and there's help with housekeeping and laundry, so residents don't have to worry about chores. Inside, you'll find cozy seating around the TV in the living room and a home-like setting where the staff is said to be friendly and kind to both residents and visitors, which a lot of folks appreciate. The building comes with air-conditioning, telephones, internet, and cable TV, and all the basic comforts for daily life. There's a 24-hour call system and round-the-clock supervision for peace of mind.
For staying active and engaged, an activity director organizes social events, physical activities, and special programs-things like light therapy, Montessori activities, reminiscence, and sensory-based programs meant to support both memory and mood, and there are plenty of opportunities for socializing, mental stimulation, and light exercise. Transportation gets arranged for doctor's appointments, and there's ride help if people need to get somewhere else.
American Assisted Living isn't certified by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, so it doesn't take Medicare for care, but it does focus on personal and long-term care, adapting to the different levels of support people might need. The staff offers personalized care plans, and the living arrangements range from shared rooms to private ones, allowing residents to select what suits them best. Housekeeping, maintenance, and meals are all handled by staff, letting residents avoid worries about cooking or cleaning. The goal at American Assisted Living is to make it possible for seniors to live with as much independence as possible while still getting the help they need, all in a setting that isn't too big or too busy but instead feels like a small, caring community.
