Villa Molina

Villa Molina sits on Molina Court in a quiet Fremont neighborhood and offers different kinds of senior care, like assisted living, memory care for dementia and Alzheimer's, respite care, and hospice support, all in a mellow, home-like setting rather than a large, busy center, and there's a caring staff around to help with daily needs, medication, meals, and hygiene, which is nice for folks who don't want to live alone but don't need round-the-clock nursing either. The facility is a single-story, renovated house from 1966 with exterior stucco, a composition shingle roof, new floors, skylights, recessed lights, surround sound in the main rooms, Zigbee switches that run the lights, and solar panels on top, making it a comfortable place with some modern upgrades but still keeping a cozy atmosphere, and there are suites and private or semi-private rooms available, so people can find what suits them best. Villa Molina can care for up to six residents at a time, which means the staff can offer more personal attention, including help for folks with incontinence or who need help getting around, and there's even non-ambulatory care for people who need mobility help. The kitchen has quartz countertops and stainless steel appliances, a water filter, a water softener system, plus a center island with lots of cabinets, which means meals are all home-cooked and can be changed up for health reasons, like if someone needs a diet for hypertension or diabetes, and there's a system for offering three meals a day. The backyard has a pergola and mature fruit trees-lemon, fig, apple, peach, and pomegranate-which is nice for sitting outside, and the front and back yards are low maintenance, with travertine tiles making it easier to get around and visit, with areas for outdoor activities and relaxation. Inside, there's a fitness room, maybe a hot tub or a steam room, and spaces like a book room, as well as a hairdresser, beauty salon, and space for art or music programs, so people can take part in activities like exercise, group art, music therapy, tabletop games, movie nights, and even outings when arranged. Villa Molina also offers memory care in a secure environment, with specialized programs for those with Alzheimer's or dementia, and staff that are trained in memory support. The services cover help with bathing, showering, getting dressed, using the restroom, and personalized care plans, while the home's design lets people keep as much independence as possible, even as their needs grow over time, since it offers levels from board and care to skilled nursing and even continuing care retirement community (CCRC) options. The location is close to local hospitals like Washington Hospital, Kaiser, and Eden Medical Center, and there are plenty of pharmacies and churches nearby, so residents and their families have good access to medical care, supplies, and worship if they want it. Villa Molina is regulated by California's Department of Social Services, accepts up to six seniors, and has staff available for 24-hour care if needed, while transportation is arranged for shopping, appointments, spiritual services, and outings as requested. The atmosphere is meant to be warm and respectful, with a focus on comfort, safety, and dignity for every resident, and the home welcomes both those looking for a permanent move and people who just need temporary respite or hospice care.