Deer Creek Manor at 5244 Beaumont Way in Santa Rosa gives seniors many ways to get care, so folks can pick what suits them best, whether they're looking for independent living, assisted living, memory care, board and care services, or skilled nursing. The small, one-story homes serve a few residents at a time, so everyone gets more attention from the caring staff, including the owners who live right there on-site, which does seem to help make things feel safe and comfortable. Seniors can get help with dressing, bathing, eating, taking medicine, diabetes management, and even incontinence needs, plus there's always someone around since it's a 24-hour care place. For people living with Alzheimer's or dementia, there's a secure and specialized area with memory-focused programs, calming routines, and activities to help boost recall, all supported by trained staff and round-the-clock supervision. Those who need medical care after surgery or for long-term needs can get rehab, wound care, doctor and nurse visits, and other high acuity services, since the place offers skilled nursing and has a doctor, nurse, and even a dentist available when needed.
Residents enjoy both private and semi-private rooms, with most rooms having their own bathroom, and there are voice-activated intercom systems so folks can ask for help when they need it without hassle. The living spaces, inside and out, give people spots to relax, gather, and socialize, whether in the indoor lounges or out back on the deck that looks out over the winter creek, which is a nice touch when someone wants fresh air. The place tries to make everyday life easy with housekeeping, laundry, linen service, and meals included, and meals can be chosen from regular, vegetarian, and even kosher menus. Activities happen on-site and off, from group exercise classes and arts and crafts to games, social events, and outings around town, plus there's a calendar of devotional gatherings and plenty of time for just visiting or relaxing, whether you're inside or out.
For those who like to keep up appearances, there's a hair salon and barber service right there. Transportation for errands or doctor visits is offered and there's parking for those who drive. Folks can have their pets with them, smoke if they'd like, and know that if their situation changes, they can stay since the Manor offers care at many levels, including short-term respite or hospice care. The neighborhood is meant to be quiet and safe, everything's one level for easy mobility, and wheelchair accessible showers are available for comfort and safety. Daily life is kept simple and manageable, so each resident can focus on the things they enjoy while knowing support is always close by.
