Loving Arms Residential Care IV

Loving Arms Residential Care IV sits in a regular house on a quiet cul-de-sac in Norwalk, California, where three houses line up together with backyards and patios that connect, letting families visit and come sit on the patio or visit in the living room while residents get the help they need. The place holds up to six residents, and some rooms are single bedrooms, others are studios, with a few shared apartments, all with private bathrooms, kitchenettes, and air conditioning. People who live here get support with daily things like bathing, dressing, and moving from bed to chair, and there's special care for those with memory problems, Parkinson's disease, or those who need skilled nursing or help getting back strength after a setback. The staff come around all day and night, making sure people get their medicine, have meals made with organic food, and have their apartments cleaned with laundry and linens taken care of. You'll find the basics like fast internet, phone service, and cable TV, but also some nice extras including a theatre room, bistro, private dining, on-site pharmacy, barbershop, and services like massages, regular health check-ups, weight management help, and little things like snacks and daily activities. Residents can join exercise classes, do arts and crafts, spend time in the gardens, or sit with a small pet if they've brought one. The place arranges rides for doctors' appointments and takes care of transportation, which can take some stress away from families. Everything is under 24-hour supervision, with emergency call buttons throughout, so help is always close by. Residents get a home-like place to live where the caregivers and administrators put a lot of effort into making everyone comfortable, with personal attention and compassion. The site does not accept Medicare as it's not certified for that, but it offers flexible visits for family, aiming to keep a sense of community and allow people to remain independent as much as they're able. The small community means staff can pay close attention to each resident, making it a place where people get the help they need while still feeling at home.