Ridglea Home is a small adult residential care facility that sits under CalOptima Health, so it's got pharmacy options and different benefits and services tied to that network, and it's also connected with a PACE center, which means there's information and programs for seniors who need all-around care through the Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly. The facility has operated since June 28, 2002, and it accommodates up to 6 residents at a time, focusing on keeping things personal and cozy, which seems important because a lot of seniors like a home-like setting where staff know their names and needs, and family visits feel easy since there's parking and transportation help provided. Ridglea Home supports a variety of healthcare needs, offering assisted living services with help for daily activities, mobility, personal care like bathing and dressing, plus meal and diet adjustments for those who need them, and there's memory care for those with Alzheimer's or other types of dementia, with dedicated staff ready for high-acuity and chronic illness cases, including diabetic care, catheter or colostomy support, incontinence care, and even hospice care if it's needed toward the end of life, so residents can stay in one place if their health declines over time.
The community is pet-friendly and lets residents have cats and dogs, which can be a big comfort, and the facility allows smoking as one of its amenities, though not every place does that anymore. Residents get access to recreational activities like movies, exercise and workout programs, art and music time, evening social events, and planned daily activities, with reading rooms, hot tubs, saunas, fitness rooms, and outdoor recreation areas available, plus a barber or beauty shop on site which helps folks keep up with self-care. There's a strong faith-based presence with Christian services, and the staff can speak multiple languages, including Filipino, so families from different backgrounds might find it easier to communicate, and leadership information is provided, which means families know who's guiding care each day.
Ridglea Home offers short-term and respite care for times when a main caregiver needs a break, or someone's recovering after surgery, and it's licensed and regulated by California's Department of Social Services (certification ID 306003575), so it's held to some steady standards, and though it's got an A+ BBB rating, the business isn't BBB accredited, so families can see mixed information but can check reviews from residents and their families, since it gets high marks based on that feedback. The team uses tailored care plans, so every resident's needs get noticed, and they try to create a warm atmosphere to help everyone feel seen and valued. Residents and families can access self-care guides, interactive tools, and support for Medi-Cal benefits, which helps when navigating health and community support options that can get confusing otherwise. Ridglea Home has meeting and event space, holds a business license, and sits in the health care industry, and while it doesn't share specific extra details about its unique names or programs beyond what's public, it's known for providing reliable support designed for seniors who want that smaller, more attentive care environment.
