Sunland Manor sits in Sunland, California, as a licensed adult residential facility with approval from the California Department of Social Services, and it's got 98 licensed beds for seniors or adults needing care with conditions like developmental disabilities, mental health needs, or physical disabilities, sometimes for people even as young as 18 but mostly older adults, and you see a helpful, friendly staff there that keeps the family-like atmosphere so people feel comfortable and safe. The building has several amenities which might include common spaces like a reading room, indoor garden areas, places for games or movies, and even things like a steam room or hot tub--though no guaranteed list, as these could change, but people tend to find areas to gather, relax, or join programs like music, animal therapy, board games, creative events, or outdoor activities when the weather's right. Residents get three homemade meals each day that the staff can tailor for people with health needs like diabetes or high blood pressure, and meals aim to support people's enjoyment and health since nutrition gets more important as years go on. The staff also helps residents bathe, dress, or handle medications if someone needs extra help, and people can get assistance with incontinence care or special medical monitoring with help from onsite nurses or outside home health providers for more advanced needs like skilled nursing or hospice care.
Sunland Manor supports a lot of activity throughout the week, so you might find scheduled programs including fitness, regular movie nights, music, and social gatherings, all aiming to keep people engaged--and they do offer transportation for medical appointments, faith-based activities, or errands, which helps when someone cannot drive anymore. Community spaces and safe parking make it easier for families to visit, and there's a regular offering of devotional programs and both on-site and off-site outings that help connect people mentally, socially, and emotionally so that life doesn't feel so small or lonely. Sunland Manor doesn't accept Medicare unless certified through Medicare, so that's something to consider for payment. The staff's shown to keep things running smoothly, with no citations reported in the last five years, probably because they take pride in doing things the right way every day. The community covers assisted living care, hospice, respite care, memory care, and residential care home services, all inside a fully furnished site, and though there isn't a clear, unique signature that makes Sunland Manor stand out from every other place, people tend to notice the steady care and focus on a peaceful life for residents, with Aryeh Rosner as a principal contact name connected to the place, and those small daily routines carried out with kindness matter quite a bit to those living there.
