The Hacienda house

The Hacienda House Adult Family Care Home sits at 19390 Powell Rd on a 4,600 square foot estate with old oaks and homey gardens, and folks tend to notice the rustic but elegant Tuscan-style design, with a Roman Villa on the side that's got a half Olympic pool and a big courtyard with stately columns, and there's a real family feel with shared lunches and dinners, and you'll find all sorts of private rooms, each with antiques, Art Deco touches, and hand-painted murals, while some rooms are themed-the Breakfast Nook, The French Room, The Oriental Room, The Blue Room, and The Italian Room-plus sleepy mornings mean you can get breakfast in your room, or have a hearty brunch if you want, and meals are home-cooked with plenty of organic fruits, veggies, and natural juices for folks on special diets, so people with incontinence needs or other health issues are looked after, with in-house skilled nursing and Alzheimer's care also available. The place takes in seniors who need both assisted living and regular support with activities of daily living, and respite care is offered if families just need a break, and there's an all-inclusive pricing structure so it takes the guesswork out of costs, and some pets are allowed, which adds to the homey touch, and there's a strict state license that keeps things above board, along with a part-time nurse and Elsa, an attentive and caring staff member, who's always there for help and a chat, and if someone's sick or lonely, arrangements are made for company, even overnight, if needed. Residents are encouraged to keep up with whatever hobbies they like, and afternoon gatherings happen in the family room around TV or a movie with coffee or tea and light snacks, or folks can stroll through Mama Meita's gardens. Outings are scheduled weekly if health permits-it could be church, a park, or the movies-and family and friends can drop by thanks to an open-door policy, so visitors are always welcome, and the place gets a 4.2 out of 5 from reviews, which seems fair and honest. The community offers plenty of resources on long-term care and insurance, and there's a real focus on making sure everyone feels cared for, down to the end of the day when residents can choose to be tucked in with a kiss, hug, blessing, or prayer, and while the Facebook page is mentioned, Facebook isn't available on this browser, but that doesn't seem to change much for daily life here.