Ohana Home Care sits in Phoenix, Arizona, in a quiet neighborhood near hospitals, parks, restaurants, pharmacies, doctors' offices, and shopping centers, so people living there can get to places they need and even enjoy trips out with help if needed. The community feels home-like with a cottage-like look, single-story, and landscaped pathways that welcome visitors and residents, and it's kept extra clean-there's no dust or odors in the air-because the staff works hard to keep up high standards of cleanliness, and you'll find a warm, inviting space with well-kept décor, fresh air and plenty of natural light, and rooms have Wi-Fi so residents can use the internet. There's a big yard, outdoor space, and garden for fresh air and maybe a picnic or a barbecue if the weather's good, and people can spend time either alone or joining others for daily activities like karaoke, stretching classes, birthday parties, or other little group things or special events, including some run by the broader community.
Ohana Home Care, which is also sometimes known by other names like Arizona Shining Star Assisted Living Home, Arizona Shining Star 2, Intouch Senior Services, A Family Affair ALH, and Happy & Healthy Assisted Living Home, LLC, is run by Tang Assisted Living LLC with Sally Johnson as the operator, and it has 5 licensed beds for assisted living care and 4 licensed foster care beds, staying pretty small because it's what's called an Adult Care Home-people refer to this as having a community capacity of only 10 or fewer residents, so everyone gets more attention than in bigger facilities, and care is really personalized and adjusted for each person's needs. The community offers both private and semi-private rooms that come completely furnished, with private bathrooms or even wheelchair-accessible showers if needed, and there are air conditioners throughout, along with cable TV, telephones in common areas, and internet, so daily life's pretty easy.
The home provides help with things like bathing, dressing, transfers, and medication management, and care covers ADLs and IADLs, so that includes help with cooking, laundry, and getting around, if people need it. Staff gives 24-hour supervision with a call system day and night, which means help is always close by, and caregivers are licensed, offering assistance in meal preparation too-meals are nutritious, sometimes organic with vegan or vegetarian options, and menus get adjusted for special diets like diabetes, plus the chef and kitchen team will bring meals to rooms on request, so people struggling with sickness or mobility still get fed well. Activities are regular, with transportation to appointments or doctor visits arranged when needed, and there's a beautician and barber on-site for haircuts or grooming, so residents don't have to leave to take care of themselves.
Ohana Home Care is prepared to help with hospice care, respite care, high acuity needs, diabetic and incontinence support, and even some minimal nursing services under certain conditions, but most medical needs get coordinated with local providers, so health care stays organized. People living there have nothing to worry about when it comes to cleaning or managing the home, because every suite has maintenance service, and there's a laundry team to handle personal washing and linen changes. Seniors will find the environment maintenance-free and comfortable, with 24-hour support and a focus on keeping everyone happy, healthy, and safe, and the staff keeps in close contact with families by giving regular updates and paying close attention to changes in needs. The mix of home care, board and care, assisted living, and respite care lets residents choose the services they want, so life can stay easy and comfortable no matter how much or little help is needed.
