A Verona Court II

A Verona Court II is a licensed Residential Care Home for the Elderly located on Sausalito Street in Laguna Hills, with a maximum of 6 residents in a remodeled property that's been upgraded for comfort and safety and lets seniors feel more at home, where staff help people who can't live on their own safely but don't need around-the-clock skilled nursing, and they offer both assisted living and memory care for those with Alzheimer's disease and dementia in a secure setting that's designed to reduce confusion and wandering. Residents can choose private or semi-private rooms with their own bathrooms, and each room comes furnished with cable, telephone, and Wifi, there are air conditioning, wheelchair accessible amenities, and on-site maintenance too, and the property features amenities like a fitness area, reading room, movie nights, hair salon, spa area, steam room, jacuzzi, and garden spaces along with social and recreation activities planned daily. The staff provide 24-hour supervision and support with daily activities such as dressing, bathing, eating, transfers, and medication management, as well as laundry and housekeeping services to keep things clean and comfortable, and they'll help with move-in, schedule transportation to doctor visits and errands, and coordinate with healthcare providers if needed, plus residents who need incontinence care or non-ambulatory care get proper help. There are community spaces for group meals, sitting, and visits with family, and meals are prepared fresh each day with special diets like diabetes-friendly options available, and there are three regular meals as well as snacks. For engagement, residents enjoy activities like arts and crafts, book reading, music therapy, pet therapy, wellness classes, movie nights, game areas, garden walks, excursions, and health-focused activities such as monthly check-ups and exercise programs. Emergency alert systems are in place, and staff help coordinate care, while the environment supports independence as much as possible even for those with memory loss, giving families some peace of mind because the level of support fits what older people actually need. They also offer respite care for short-term stays to help caregivers, and hospice care is available when needed, with the overall goal of helping seniors continue to live with dignity, safety, and social connection in a smaller, home-like setting right within the community. Medicare isn't accepted unless the facility is certified by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services.