Home Sweet Home Care

Home Sweet Home Care in Nampa, Idaho, sits near the Deer Flat National Wildlife Refuge, Treasure Valley Marketplace, and St. Luke's Nampa Medical Center, and you'll find that this facility offers 12 licensed beds for seniors who need long-term, non-acute care in a residential setting, giving people options for both private and semi-private rooms with hardwood floors, easy bathroom access, and cozy, furnished surroundings that feel homelike even if you share your room. Residents get help with daily activities like bathing, dressing, and transferring, and the staff stays up around the clock, always ready to help with a 24-hour call system in place and emergency alert systems in the rooms, which offers some peace of mind for safety and quick response. Folks here have medication management services and can have their care coordinated with healthcare providers, so both basic and more complex care needs get addressed, including memory care and help with Parkinson's, and there's a nurse on staff and skilled nursing support if needed, plus mealtime help for those who need it. Diets get special attention here too, so you can get food for diabetes, allergies, and other restrictions, and everyone gets three meals a day plus all-day snacks, with a dementia-friendly menu available, and there's a dining room where you can sit throughout the day. The facility allows smaller pets and includes both a garden and a patio for relaxing or socializing outdoors when the weather's nice, with walking paths to enjoy, and there's always something going on, since the community puts on scheduled programs, social events, and engaging daily mental wellness activities aimed at keeping minds and bodies active. Rooms have high definition TVs, cable or satellite channels, telephone service, and Wi-Fi, so staying connected isn't a problem, and there's a kitchenette for light snacks and hot drinks when you want, plus a studio for arts and crafts, a beauty shop for hair care, concierge services, on-site parking, and a barber/salon. Transportation gets scheduled for appointments or outings in the area, and staff can help out with the move-in process too, so transitions go smoother. Shared and 1-bedroom units plus studio spaces make up the room options for the 12 assisted living units here, and people can use respite care services when needed. The facility has a pricing structure that depends on the level of care, with the lowest monthly price at $2,400, and Medicaid is accepted for payment, though Medicare's only an option if certified by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services. Home health services, housekeeping, and linen help are all part of the offerings, and Home Sweet Home Care works to help residents stay as independent as possible while making sure they're safe, entertained, and cared for by a kind, caring, and helpful staff, and people interested can arrange a tour to see how it feels to them.