Royal Garden Board & Care Homes II sits in Tarzana, California, in a quiet neighborhood with a family-owned approach, where Sophia, her husband, and daughter take great care to know every resident. The home holds only six residents at a time, which keeps things close-knit and personal, much like living with extended family. Staff stay around day and night and help with all the basics like bathing, grooming, dressing, and medications, plus more specialized needs, such as help with insulin or two-person transfers, and they're always ready to guide those with ambulatory or non-ambulatory needs, including those using oxygen, living with diabetes, Parkinson's, stroke recovery, cancer, or incontinence.
The environment's cozy and feels familiar, as all rooms-private, semi-private, studios, and one-bedrooms-come fully furnished, with bungalows and detached cottages to give more variety and comfort. Security stays tight with a secured perimeter and a 24-hour call system, providing extra peace of mind for families and residents. The home's licensed by the state of California under #197603746, and provides continuous supervision and tailored care, especially for those with Alzheimer's or dementia, with their own memory care services and programming aimed at keeping minds active.
Meals arrive home-cooked every day and can be adjusted for high blood pressure, diabetes, or other dietary needs, and the kitchen staff strives for both health and taste, almost gourmet at times. Residents enjoy a range of activities, like movie nights, music, art projects, and planned group events-plus animal therapy, physical and mental wellness programs, and trips to doctor's appointments and errands, all arranged by staff. The home includes a game room, a library, a fitness room, a garden where folks can sit or walk, and even a hot tub and a sauna or a spa/wellness room for relaxation. Some spaces display art, and residents can find quiet corners outside too.
Royal Garden Board & Care Homes II also offers respite care for short-term stays, as well as hospice care for those needing extra comfort at the end of life. Compassionate staff set out to make life pleasant, meaningful, and joyful, offering a lot of individual support. Residents get help with every little detail of daily life but still have the freedom to join in activities, run errands, or sit in the garden. The setting aims for comfort, safety, and the feeling of belonging, supported by attentive employees with years of caring experience, always focused on both the medical and emotional needs of each elder who lives here.
