Home Care of West Hills #1

Home Care of West Hills #1 is a small, licensed residential care home for seniors in West Hills, California, with six beds and a focus on Alzheimer's care, assisted living, and home care services, so folks who need daily help or memory care get round-the-clock supervision, help with bathing, dressing, and taking medicine, and there's always someone around if someone needs help getting up or moving around, especially if someone uses a wheelchair or has trouble walking, and the staff also washes clothes, cleans rooms, and reminds residents about appointments and pills, which makes life easier for everyone not wanting to worry about those little things. The community keeps things simple and cozy, with private, furnished rooms, phones in each room, and shared areas where residents can relax, read, or chat with staff and neighbors, plus the garden and walking paths give folks chances to go outside, get some fresh air, or just watch the day go by. Meal services include scheduled meals made for allergies, diabetes, low sugar, or low salt, and there's a choice of all-day dining, plus guest meals if someone's family comes by, and if there's a need for no sugar foods they can do that, and they aim to keep food healthy and give people options. The place runs like a board and care home, but also helps with independent living, memory care, and even short-term care, offering activities that get the mind going and help people stay active, with on-site devotional services for any spiritual needs, and the staff can bring in outside medical professionals if someone's health needs change, and they're used to working with different types of care plans, all in a setting that's a bit like living in a family home rather than a big institution. The home supports folks with high needs, like those who need help with insulin, incontinence, or personal care, and also tries to make life social with community activities, transportation, and even Wi-Fi for folks who want to stay connected. The location's close to parks, shops, and hospitals, so getting out or seeing a doctor isn't too much trouble, and they're able to adjust care as residents' needs change over time, serving those who want some independence as well as those needing more daily assistance, with staff who understand memory issues and how to help keep people with Alzheimer's or dementia safe and calm. They take pride in offering a place where older adults can feel at home, get personal attention, and have help whenever it's needed, with a focus on safety, respect, and keeping life as easy as it can be as the years go on.