Angels Of Care 1 is a small adult group home that's served people with different needs, like those who are developmentally disabled, mentally ill, physically handicapped, or have traumatic brain injuries, and it's been licensed as an Adult Small Group Home with room for up to six people, though sometimes records show it with four licensed beds. This place has offered help around the clock for daily activities, medication management, bathing, dressing, and transfers, and there's always someone nearby or on call if residents need anything. The home has provided assisted living in a setting that feels more like a house, and people could pick from private suites, shared rooms, and fully furnished accommodations, with private bathrooms and kitchenettes included for some. Maintenance-free living here means folks haven't needed to worry about things like yard work or home repairs, and there are air-conditioned rooms, cable TV, phone service, and internet for comfort.
Dining has happened in a shared dining room with set meal times, and meals can be adjusted for allergies or diabetes. Community activities like movie nights, walking paths outside, and a garden give people ways to be active or socialize, and there have been group events and scheduled daily activities to help everyone stay engaged. Residents could count on housekeeping, laundry, and move-in support too, and there's been transportation help for getting out to appointments or nearby shops.
While Angels Of Care 1 has sometimes provided care for seniors, its focus has also included caring for people with special health and mental needs in a family-style place. Licensed nurses and trained staff have made sure people get proper help, whether they're dealing with serious health concerns or just need a bit more help each day. ADA accessible features like wheelchair ramps, accessible bathrooms, and lifts help those with mobility needs get around with less trouble, and there are special amenities like emergency systems, ADA vehicles, and options for assisted listening or braille signs. This home has had support for mental health, counseling, crisis help, and even semi-independent living for those who want a bit more freedom.
The place has worked to create a calm and supportive environment, so people can feel safe and comfortable, and because there aren't many residents, folks get more personal attention and a bit of a family atmosphere. Angels Of Care 1 has not taken Medicare, unless certified, and has operated under state licenses, with oversight from health departments. In the past, it's been listed as closed, but while it was open, it provided unique care in a smaller setting where every resident could get the support they needed.
