Graceful Living Mvn Care Home sits in a quiet neighborhood at 412 Mount Vernon Circle in Vacaville, California, and the place feels like a single-story, upscale home with a small number of residents, usually six, and sometimes fewer than ten, which allows everybody to get to know each other and fosters that close-knit feeling some folks want as they get older, and you'll find condo and townhouse-style units that look after personal space, plus there are gardens and outdoor patios where people can walk or sit if the weather's nice, along with a putting green and walking paths tucked away outside. The home stays active as a California business, is governed by the state, and carries a state license through the Department of Social Services, so that means it meets required standards for elderly care.
You'll find the people running the place under the name of Janae R Malbrough, who's a licensed healthcare professional with over twenty years of experience and a history of being a first responder, which can bring some peace of mind to families. The staff members undergo reference and driving record checks, plus they receive ethics training before they work with residents, so there's some reassurance when it comes to safety and reliability. The home maintains 24-hour supervised care every day of the week and provides both assisted living and memory care services, so there's help for folks with dementia, diabetes, and mild cognitive concerns, and the place is equipped for hospice care with proper waivers, which covers a lot of bases for long-term needs.
Housekeeping, laundry, linen service, and food preparation go along with the stay, so residents don't have to worry about daily chores, and meals are both communal and available in rooms, with special diets like low sodium or vegetarian covered if needed, plus snacks on hand through the day. There's weekly health and vital sign checks by a licensed healthcare worker, and you see support for medication administration, bathing assistance, dressing and grooming help, toileting, walking assistance, and wheelchair or ambulatory needs. The staff can help with transportation, whether it's to medical appointments or shopping trips, and monthly group outings or faith-based activities are part of the calendar, which helps people stay connected beyond just the home.
The activity program brings in yoga and chair yoga, stretching, arts and crafts, game nights, putting with the garden's green, Wii bowling, musical gatherings, book clubs, and even cooking clubs in the kitchen, and the cable TV and Wi-Fi in each unit means residents stay plugged in if that's what they want. Pets are allowed under some circumstances, so animal lovers can bring their small companions along, and there's plenty of space for them to get exercise. The home keeps a calm and respectful approach, offering privacy and personal attention, with both all-inclusive rent and flexible payment options, like checks, credit cards, or insurance.
Security and safety show in the features like a call system for emergencies and an easy-to-navigate layout for people with mobility challenges. Residents and guests get on-site parking, and the neighborhood's fairly quiet. The mailing address sits in San Francisco, but all resident care takes place in Vacaville. The home is classed as an RCFE, meaning Residential Care Facility for the Elderly, and it's categorized under foster care but also serves as an assisted living home, personal care home, adult foster home, and even offers respite and hospice care, so there's a wide mix of services. The place isn't BBB accredited yet but does hold a state license number 486804174. The facility's not certified for Medicare unless separately approved. The environment is warm without being flashy, aiming for comfort and steady support, and with six licensed beds to care for, keeps life manageable and familiar.
