SK Marathon

SK Marathon Home Care sits in West Hills, Los Angeles County and offers a small, home-like setting with just six licensed beds, so folks often find it quieter and more personal than big buildings, and right away it's clear that there's always staff awake and nearby, and that means residents get 24-hour supervision, help with things like getting dressed and bathing, and even medication management without waiting. Residents pick from fully-furnished rooms, shared apartments, studios, or one-bedrooms-so there's choice-and the rooms all come with big closets, private accessible baths, cable or satellite TV, Wi-Fi, and all the usual appliances, which makes it easy to settle in whether someone moves in with lots of things or almost nothing. They've got housekeeping and laundry, so no one has to worry about chores or cleaning, and meals get cooked fresh by the staff, with chef-prepared food covering special diets, diabetes meal plans, pureed options, vegetarian meals, and international foods, with snacks always handy in between times, so picky eaters or folks that need something special don't get left out. People aren't stuck inside all day either, because there are gardens and outdoor decks, well-kept walking paths, and safe, well-lit grounds, plus they do regular activities and movie nights, and the building even has a theatre room, reading spots, chapel, beauty shop, and a cafe, which means there are places to go and things to do without leaving the property. Transportation is arranged for medical appointments, errands, or outings, so anyone who doesn't drive still gets out and about, and if there's a need for skilled nursing, memory care for Alzheimer's or dementia, Parkinson's care, or help after a hospital stay, they've got those healthcare staff and services ready, and the care plans get tailored to what each person actually needs, including help getting in and out of bed, fall prevention, incontinence care, and even massage and occupational therapy. The staff keeps families looped in with counseling and support, runs ongoing health checks and screenings, and takes safety very seriously, with secured grounds, emergency response, and help if needed, and it's a licensed Residential Care Facility for the Elderly under California license 197609055, so they follow the state's rules and standards for elderly care, which means families can expect proper oversight, daily routines, and that extra level of safety for loved ones who might need more support as they get older.