Sunshine Home Care sits in Torrance, California, and offers a place for seniors who need help with daily living, memory care, or more complex nursing support, handling residents with different needs from light to heavy care, including those who need hands-on help with moving, bathing, dressing, and using the bathroom. The facility is licensed for six beds, has both private and semi-private rooms, and offers private baths. Its building is wheelchair accessible, with a secured memory care section for those with Alzheimer's and dementia, using alarms and technology to help keep residents safe if wandering is a concern. Staff stay awake and on-shift 24 hours a day, and several speak Filipino. The team offers medication help, including insulin injections and sliding scale therapy for diabetic residents. They handle care for incontinence, colostomy, catheter, and hospice needs, with support for those needing one or even two people for safe transfers, sometimes using mechanical lifts, so even people who need a lot of help can stay comfortable. There's a strong focus on matching each person with a personal care plan, and the staff-led by administrators with over 18 years of experience-help track appointments, wellness checks, nutrition, and hygiene.
Residents can join in social events, like exercise classes or games, and enjoy outings and excursions, with complimentary rides to medical appointments and errands, along with organized trips away from the home. Housekeeping and laundry services keep things tidy, and there's an on-site hair salon for convenience. People who live there often appear well-cared for, and meals are made to be both nutritious and enjoyable. Families say communication is good because staff regularly share video and photo updates. The building aims to be calm and comfortable, with rooms suited for adults age 55 and up, and the place can accept people with behavioral challenges that make care difficult elsewhere. Surveyed and licensed by the state (license 197608184), Sunshine Home Care offers an option for those needing long-term care, and provides peace of mind to families, but doesn't take Medicare unless certified by special government programs, so it's important for people to check on payment options.
