Pacific Sunset - Eureka Spring sits in Escondido, CA, where seniors find a quiet, home-like setting and a family-friendly community that gives each resident a comfortable space to live in, with six licensed beds so it feels smaller and more personal, and they call it a Residential Care Elderly facility, with private and furnished rooms, telephone, Wi-Fi, cable TV, and central air to help residents feel more at home, plus wheelchair accessible rooms and private showers to make moving around and daily routines easier for those who need it, and all the rooms have emergency alert systems for extra safety. The staff live on-site and provide help both day and night, including licensed nurses, trained caregivers, and separate housekeeping, so there's always someone to help with things like bathing, dressing, medication management, and managing special health needs like diabetes, memory loss, and incontinence care, which is especially important for families caring for loved ones with Alzheimer's or dementia, since the memory care program's designed to support those with different levels of memory loss, using mind-stimulating activities and health programs made together with doctors and families.
Residents get three nutritious meals every day, with special diets for allergies, diabetes, kosher, and vegetarian needs, cooked from good ingredients, and they can enjoy their meals in a community dining room with all-day dining options, plus there's a store on the property, an on-site beauty salon, and a laundry service for extra convenience, and move-in help's also available to make transitions easier. The grounds have walking paths and a garden, and with California's mild weather, outdoor activities and walks are popular, and the large swimming pool's there for exercise or just relaxing; inside, seniors have movie nights, art classes, and lots of community-sponsored activities aimed at keeping folks social and engaged. The facility offers personalized care plans along with respite and short-term stay options when family caregivers need a break, all while keeping things structured yet flexible so everyone gets care for their unique needs, and the care types include assisted living, board and care home, and home care.
Housekeeping and laundry staff keep things clean, and the community score, license number, and licensed capacity detail their quality and regulatory status. Hospice care is available, which helps with comfort and pain at the end of life, and caregivers, nurses, and helpers speak different languages, which can be a blessing for residents who don't speak English. The staff works closely with families and healthcare providers, giving individualized attention so every resident can stay as independent as possible, and since the whole place has a warm, modern feel, seniors can connect with others, relax, and build new friendships, all while getting help with chores, medications, and the routines of daily living. Pacific Sunset - Eureka Spring doesn't accept Medicare unless it's certified through the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, and any questions about services or openings can be answered directly by the facility.
