Rose Meadow Elder Care II runs two small residential care homes in San Jose, each licensed for six residents, bringing the licensed capacity to twelve, and both homes are licensed as Residential Care Facilities for the Elderly by the State of California under numbers #435294208 and #435200819, making them officially recognized and regulated. This facility focuses on long-term care for older adults, offering assisted living, memory care, hospice, independent living, and respite care. Residents live in a home-like setting and get help with daily activities, like bathing, getting dressed, eating, going to the bathroom, and moving around, and round-the-clock care comes from a team of six full-time caregivers helped by a Registered Nurse. Meals are simple, with three home-cooked, balanced dishes every day, and menus change for variety, plus the staff prepares vegetarian meals or special diets if you need them, and everyone shares food in a dining space that feels like a big family kitchen.
The homes have private and shared rooms with baths, bathtubs, and the necessary wheelchair-accessible features, and all common areas, including the yard and patio, are set up for easy walking or sitting. Residents can use a reading room, fitness area, steam room, jacuzzi, formal living room, and even get their hair cut at the on-site barber or beauty parlor. There are plenty of magazines, newspapers, and books to browse, plus cable TV and computer access, and every room comes ready for internet and telephone use. The staff arranges transportation for doctor visits, errands, and faith-based services, which they coordinate, and there's resident parking for those who drive. Some activities happen outside the home, like outings and excursions to keep seniors engaged with the community, and regular programming covers entertainment, exercise classes, art, music therapy, pet visits, and community or faith-based events.
Care at Rose Meadow Elder Care II covers more than just daily living help-it includes medication management, physical, speech, and occupational therapy, health monitoring, memory care, high acuity, and non-ambulatory and incontinence care, and there's a dentist, podiatrist, and a doctor on call, with nurses providing 12-16 hours of support and supervision is available 24/7. The staff all speak English and Filipino, which helps residents feel comfortable, and the place doesn't allow indoor smoking, which keeps shared spaces safer and cleaner. The homes accept both women and men, and pets can live with residents. For comfort, rooms have air conditioning and the homes use an emergency alert system. Residents also get laundry, dry cleaning, and housekeeping services. Regular activities and social events happen every day, and there are devotional services for those who want them. The homes try to keep a relaxed, easy-going atmosphere with a social model that helps people do as much as they can on their own, but there's always someone nearby if anyone needs a helping hand.
