3 J's

3 J's Care Home, also called Three J's Care Home, sits at 1624 Perry St in Honolulu, Hawaii, and has been active since February 26, 2019, with its license number 4219078 and a Type I Expanded Adult Residential Care Home classification, set up to care for as many as five residents at a time, making it a pretty small place where people get to know each other well, and the staff, registered to Geronimo Castillo, pay careful attention to those living there, offering help with things like bathing, dressing, grooming, and keeping track of medicine. The home provides both private and shared rooms, already furnished and with telephone lines and emergency alert systems, which can make settling in feel smoother for new residents, especially with move-in help. Residents can take part in different activities like movie nights, music programs, craft sessions, exercise schedules, daily social events, and even relax in walking paths or gardens, plus there are reading rooms, spa and wellness areas, and a recreation room, all meant for simple enjoyment or building friendships at a slower pace. Meals are served in a big dining area and staff can make changes for special diets, plus they do the laundry, housekeeping, and help organize transportation, making day-to-day chores less of a worry. The team at 3 J's Care Home provides help with assisted living, memory care for seniors living with Alzheimer's or dementia by keeping them safe and calmly engaged, as well as hospice support, and even short-term 24-hour medical care, which can include physical therapy or rehabilitative services, always tailored to each resident's needs. There's always someone around to supervise or step in, and they work with outside healthcare providers when needed, also handling incontinence care or transfers for those who can't get around on their own. The community uses English as its main language, and based on ratings from Seniorly, 3 J's is scored at 4.8, pointing toward most residents and families feeling satisfied with the care and the peaceful, trusting atmosphere. The care home is licensed and surveyed by local government authorities, but Medicare isn't accepted unless the facility is certified by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services.