Willie Care Home II sits over at 1136 South Mary Ave in Sunnyvale, California, and provides a warm, stable place for up to six seniors who need help with daily life, whether that's for getting dressed, managing medications, moving around with help, or even living with conditions like dementia, Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, or dealing with complicated medical needs, all under License #435294286. This home has staff on hand at all hours, day and night-which means residents always have somebody nearby if they need something, and the staff are trained to notice changes in health, mood, or habits so they can respond early or call a doctor, consulting family and updating care plans as needed. You'll see they keep things simple, aiming for comfort and safety, with a combination of modern and classic touches throughout the house, large rooms that open up to nice landscaping, and private bathrooms for each resident so everyone keeps their dignity and feels at home, but the atmosphere is relaxed and meant to feel family-like, so neighbors stay friendly and caregivers get to know each resident pretty well. Residents get three home-cooked meals each day, snacks any time, and there are always menu choices-even vegetarian, kosher, diabetic, or low-salt options-plus home-style dining you'd expect in a cozy house, and staff can even bring meals to someone's room if they're feeling under the weather. Folks who live here don't have to worry about chores or housework because staff take care of that, along with laundry and basic cleaning, and there's thoughtful help with bathing, grooming, trips to the bathroom, or just moving around the house with a walker, so people find that their independence lasts a bit longer while staying safe, and some even improve after coming in, like being able to walk better within a month.
The caregivers keep a lookout for anybody who needs more help, offering personal care and attention, and the small size of just six people means the ratio is always close (usually two caregivers plus an administrator for the group), so no one goes unnoticed and everyone gets a say in what help they want or don't want. Willie Care Home II welcomes folks with more complex needs, including those in hospice, and aims for a peaceful, supportive environment especially for residents with memory issues. The staff base their care on regular health assessments and provide non-medical custodial care, so residents who need it can get help managing incontinence, remembering to take medication, and get safe rides to the doctor or dentist. The team sets up activities, outings, and social events-plus games, crafts, and chances to learn or laugh-so people here stay active, connected, and usually end up making new friends, both among the residents and with the friendly, experienced caregivers who a lot of families mention as one of the reasons people settle in and enjoy life here.
The home doesn't allow pets, but it does focus on creating a calm setting with well-kept gardens and big windows for relaxing or socializing with neighbors, and there's always a spot for reading, chatting, or enjoying a simple meal with friends. Willie Care Home II has grown out of years of experience since opening in 2010, and it keeps its doors open every day of the week, so families and prospective residents can come by for a tour, meet the staff, ask questions, and take a look at how things run. The overall goal at Willie Care Home II is to help residents live as independently and happily as possible for as long as they can, making sure they're clean, comfortable, respected, and surrounded by people who care.
