Holy Spirit Residential Care Home, Inc. sits in a quiet neighborhood of Ukiah, California, with licensed care homes on both Elm Street and Laws Avenue, and you'll find 224 Laws Avenue among its addresses, where the state license is number 236803255 and the facility supports up to six residents, so it stays small, which means there's a close-knit feel and staff who know each person by name, and you could say every resident gets personal care right from the start. This community helps seniors who have disabilities, memory impairments, or diseases that need special support, and they offer a home-like setting with caregivers who help with daily needs, like bathing, dressing, eating, and handling medicines-residents don't have to worry about chores either, since staff take care of housekeeping, laundry, and meal preparation, and they make sure everyone's getting nutritious food, plus they can adjust meals for allergies or diabetes.
Residents have individual apartments that provide privacy and room to keep some independence, but they also share spaces for eating and activities, and there's a dining room with planned meals, a garden to walk in, movie nights, and common areas for crafts, exercise, and community events, so there's always something going on, even though things stay calm and never crowded. The home stays on top of safety with emergency alert systems and 24-hour supervision, and if you need a ride to doctors or for errands, they'll handle the transportation. Their memory care services support people with memory loss, and the team keeps track of health needs in close coordination with local healthcare providers. Seniors here can take part in different outings, use accessible amenities like an on-site hair salon, and relax knowing help's nearby for transfers, mobility, or managing medicines.
Holy Spirit Residential Care Home, Inc. falls under several types-assisted living, memory care, board and care, and adult care, all for people over 55, and while the community isn't accredited by the Better Business Bureau and doesn't accept Medicare unless certified by CMS, many folks find its long-term care costs are lower than full-time nursing homes. There are foster care services here too, so there's a range of ways people get supported, with staff creating tailored care plans to fit different needs. Move-in help's available, social activities happen regularly, parking's provided, and the whole setup's designed so seniors can live with dignity while getting the help they need, all in a calm, warm atmosphere.
