Mydor's Open Guest Home 4 sits on Moss Court in Santa Maria and gives care to elderly folks and people with special health needs, and you'll find it's a small place, only 4 licensed beds, so things feel pretty close and home-like, you know, not big and busy. It's got a license-California License #: 425800643-and it's all set up as a residential care home, sometimes called Adult Care Home or Adult Foster Home, depending on what the state says, and they focus on caring for older adults who need help each day, like with bathing, dressing, or remembering to take medicine, that sort of thing. Mydor's Open Guest Home 4 offers assisted living services, memory care, home care, and provides help to non-ambulatory and diabetic residents, and you'll see incontinence care too if that's needed, plus they handle medications and transfers, so families don't have to worry about those things so much.
Staff are around all day and night with 24-hour supervision, helping folks get around, manage their medicine, and just keeping an eye on things to make sure everyone is safe. The staff are known for being friendly and helpful, and people say good things about how they treat everyone, so you'll find the atmosphere is warm and inviting. Meals here are prepared with good, nutritious ingredients, full of vitamins and minerals, and folks can eat in a shared dining room if they like company. The home includes furnished rooms, emergency alert systems, parking, transportation for appointments or errands, walking paths, and a garden where residents can spend time outside, plus there are movies and social events that help people stay busy and keep their spirits up.
Mydor's makes sure to have staffing and medical services, and there's move-in help for those coming to stay, with staff taking care of personal care, housekeeping, and group meals. They work with visiting home health services, skilled nursing, physical therapy, speech pathology, mental health support, and even hospice, so people can stay here longer as their needs change. Folks who stay here don't have to worry about transportation or parking, and there's enough space so things aren't too crowded, making it easier for people to get around-even for those who need extra help.
The facility doesn't take Medicare unless certified, and the setting is more personal, with only a handful of beds-so it really does feel different from those big facilities where it's easy to get lost in the shuffle. There's been some high scores from reviewers, and people seem to like it, saying the environment is supportive and caring, and folks get peace of mind knowing their loved ones are somewhere safe. It's all about giving elderly residents the day-to-day help and health care they need in a calm, simple home on Moss Court.
