Shalom Elder Care, Inc. #3 sits in a quiet Woodland Hills neighborhood at 23540 Burbank Boulevard and keeps things simple by focusing on care and comfort for seniors, especially those with memory loss. This home looks like a modern, deluxe place with a warm family feel, holding up to six residents at a time, so everyone gets one-on-one attention from caregivers who are patient and kind and have special training in elder and Alzheimer's care. The whole setup feels personal, with help for daily tasks like bathing, dressing, or getting around, and the helpers stay on-site 24/7. Dina, the owner, stays involved and helps families through changes or tough times, and friends and families can join in care whenever they wish.
The home's pet-friendly, so cats and dogs can stay, and there's a beautiful quiet backyard to sit or walk around and enjoy the days. Residents eat meals in a large dining room, where staff prepare fresh, nutritious food, including diets for diabetes and medication reminders. Housekeeping, Wi-Fi, telephone service, and move-in help are all provided. Activities fill up the days, with a full-time director scheduling trips out, games, movie times in the theater room, reading in the library, and group gatherings. The Vibrant Life Program and other activities give plenty to do, with offsite trips, outings to parks or local cafés, and even devotional services and field trips for those interested.
Apartments are spacious and fully furnished, but there's that homey family feeling everywhere you look-open common areas, garden spots, and indoor rooms set up for group fun or quiet time. Shalom Elder Care, Inc. #3 covers care for Alzheimer's, dementia, and memory needs, coordinating with doctors and home health if needed, and also offers short stays for respite care. The staff use each resident's life story to help shape daily routines and activities, which helps people in memory care settings. This place offers a close-knit alternative to large senior facilities, and thanks to its small size and focus on each resident, people often say it feels cozy and peaceful, with residents treated like family. It accepts Medicaid for payment. Prospective residents can come for a personal tour to see the place, meet others, and decide if it feels right. Shalom Elder Care belongs to a group of similar homes in Woodland Hills, all keeping things calm, clean, and welcoming.
