J and S HOME CARE II

J and S HOME CARE II sits on Wilbur Avenue in Northridge, California, right inside the Granada Hills area, offering care for up to five residents at a time in a quiet, private house where you'll find fully furnished rooms with cable or satellite TV and reliable Wi-Fi, helping folks feel at home while they get the help they need. The staff here provide 24-hour supervision, and they're trained to help with daily tasks like bathing, dressing, meals-including special diets for things like diabetes and food allergies-medication management, and even helping with transfers if someone needs assistance moving around. Residents can enjoy daily scheduled activities, both indoors and out, with common areas and a nice garden for fresh air and walking paths, so there's always something to do or someplace to sit quietly and watch the world go by if that's what a person prefers, and the staff takes care of everything from housekeeping, laundry, and even dry cleaning, to making sure doctor's instructions are followed for things like medication, so family doesn't have to worry about those details. Memory care here means residents with Alzheimer's or dementia get care and close monitoring in a safe, personal setting designed to be calm and familiar, and they offer both short-term respite stays and long-term rooms, plus there's move-in coordination to make the transition easier. Meal preparation includes home-cooked food, served three times a day in a dining room where people can eat together, and transportation gets arranged for medical visits or other appointments. The home emphasizes care that changes with a resident's needs, whether that's help with walking, eating, or being safe at night, and because J and S HOME CARE II is a Board and Care Home licensed by California (License #197602074), all the basics are covered-from emergency alert systems to parking for visitors. They're able to coordinate with healthcare providers for those needing ambulatory care or skilled nursing, and payment options and floor plans are available, but prices aren't listed. The small group of residents means that folks get to know each other and the staff, so it's possible to form friendships and get personal attention every day, and when people need memory care or assistance with home health or just want a cozy, social setting in their senior years, this place covers a broad range of needs quietly and dependably without too much fuss.