A Place Called Home Residential Care #3

A Place Called Home Residential Care #3 sits in Clovis, California, and provides a home-like setting for up to six seniors at a time, which keeps things personal and allows each person to get more one-on-one care than bigger places, so you'll see staff helping with everything from moving around to remembering to take medicine and even giving insulin shots or helping with lifts if needed, and the whole place is run by a registered nurse who's got years of hospital, ICU, ER, and hospice experience, so they know how to watch out for folks who wander or have memory problems. This house has both private and semi-private bedrooms, all with high ceilings and private bathrooms with tubs, as well as fully equipped kitchens, washers and dryers, plus high-speed internet and cable; they even throw in daily housekeeping, linen service, laundry, and dry cleaning, so residents don't have to fuss about chores. The caregivers talk with residents using Filipino, Spanish, or English, making it friendlier for folks from different backgrounds. Meals are home-cooked, with kosher and vegetarian options if needed, and if someone wants a snack, there's always something handy. You'll see a nurse on staff, a doctor on call, and home health professionals popping in and out. There's 24-hour supervision, so if someone needs help with bathing, grooming, restrooms, transfers (whether it's just a little or with a mechanical lift), or even some extra support for memory or behavior changes, staff can step in right away. Folks who like spiritual activities or devotional services can join in on-site or even off-site, with chaplains and priests stopping by; there's also birthday and holiday parties, live music, dancing, and trips out to the local library or senior center-all planned to keep residents sharp and social. For active time, there's outdoor games and gardening in landscaped yards and patios, along with plenty of indoor space to visit, relax, and join scheduled group activities. Transportation is available for a fee, and the house sits close to bus lines. Security systems, safety handles, medication dispensers, and monitoring help keep everyone safe, especially folks with memory issues. Families get updates and honest guidance, and the place offers aging-in-place care, so people don't have to move when their needs grow, and they can even arrange for short-term stays or hospice care if it's needed. The small setting brings a sense of community and warmth, and repeated good reviews mention the personal attention and friendly feeling, because here, staff take pride in keeping things calm, engaging, and safe for some of the more vulnerable seniors in Clovis.