Good Deeds Residential Care Facility sits in a quiet neighborhood with nice walking paths and a small garden, and the whole place feels more like a family home than a big assisted living building, which some folks might like because you won't get lost and somebody always seems to be around to help out. This board and care home holds up to five residents at a time, so staff can really get to know everyone's needs, and the rooms are already furnished with things like telephones and cable TV, but you can have either a shared or private room depending on what's open or what works for you. The staff provides round-the-clock supervision and helps with daily things such as bathing, dressing, medication reminders, and moving around if someone uses a wheelchair or needs a hand with transferring, which is all pretty important when getting older requires just a little more help than before.
They call their care services things like assisted living, memory care for people with dementia, and skilled nursing for folks facing more complex health problems, and those memory care services come with a safe setup and activities to help keep minds active, which some families really worry about. Meals come scheduled each day, and they work with people's special diets-stuff like diabetes diets and other restrictions-plus they prepare everything for you, even taking care of cleaning and laundry. The staff sets up regular social activities, such as movie nights and daily community events, and handles transportation for medical visits and errands, so nobody's stuck if they don't drive, and they help coordinate with local doctors, including Dr. Michael Naylor, and nearby hospitals or pharmacies when something more serious pops up.
The home feels close-knit, and they make a point of helping residents stay involved with each other through group activities and a daily planned routine, which can be important for folks who like being around others. They give privacy when wanted, but there's always help close by for whatever someone needs, whether it's getting dressed in the morning or just having someone to talk to. The house keeps things comfortable with amenities like cable or satellite TV, Wi-Fi, a community dining room, housekeeping, emergency alert systems, and an outdoor area for a bit of fresh air. There's parking and transportation when needed, and support for special diets if someone's got health issues that need a little more attention. For folks who only need care now and then, they even offer respite stays to give main caregivers a short break, making it easier on families. Good Deeds Residential Care Facility is licensed as a Community Residential Care Facility with license number CRC-1890, and according to Seniorly, holds a community score of 4.8, which is one way people can get a feel for how others see it. Amenities and services are focused mostly on keeping residents safe, cared for, and comfortable, including full meals, help with medication, and all the daily things people often start needing as they age.
