Pacific Gardens at University sits at 118 University Ave in Vallejo, California, and provides care for up to six residents in a secure setting focused on the needs of older adults, and sometimes folks call places like this Adult Foster Homes or Personal Care Homes, but around here you'll hear Assisted Living Home or simply residential care for the elderly, and what's good is that it covers several types of care, so there's assisted living where the staff helps with everyday things like bathing, dressing, meals, medication, and getting around, and for residents dealing with memory challenges there are memory care suites that offer 24-hour support and programs aimed at stimulating the mind, plus activities like music therapy, pet visits, and board games.
The facility also provides independent living for those who can still manage on their own but want a maintenance-free lifestyle with things like home-cooked meals, housekeeping, and lots of social and activity programs, such as movie nights, art, music, workout sessions, and planned daily events including social nights and reading in a quiet room, and there's a hot tub, sauna, outside areas, and recreation spaces, along with a beauty shop for grooming or haircuts.
For folks needing more medical support, Pacific Gardens at University is equipped for skilled nursing care, covering rehabilitation and wound care, and you'll find that the staff, who go through background checks and training, look out for safety and update care plans as residents' needs change, so there's adult day care and board and care for shorter stays or as backup for families too.
The place is owned by PACIFIC GARDENS INC., and led by Ronald Hael and Kristine Bernardino, who help make sure the facility meets all its legal and licensing requirements under the California Secretary of State with license number 486804115, and there's oversight from the Department of Social Services, and the whole service centers around creating a safe and caring home for seniors aged 60 and up, whether that's with personal care in a small group or help getting to medical visits and errands, plus they do special diet plans for things like high blood pressure and diabetes as needed, sometimes families also bring meals if that fits better, and you're looking at a place focused on served meals, everyday tasks, and emotional engagement with as much comfort as possible.
