Campau 3 is a residential care home for seniors that Rhoda Byler has owned and operated since 2013, though the community itself started way back in 1965, and it's kept its license for over 40 years, so people know it's got a deep history built on family, training, and faith. The place offers private one-bedroom apartments, and the yearly cost averages around $32,550, which covers care and amenities-these include things like transportation and parking, and the facility is pet friendly, so residents can have their animals with them. Folks get help with daily needs like bathing, dressing, grooming, and managing medicines, and the staff provides non-medical care as well as support for residents who need help moving around, who might deal with incontinence, or who are managing diabetes.
Living at Campau 3 means being in a shared neighborhood home with fewer residents, so it's easier to build close connections and get personal support; many seniors value this. The care home offers a range of care options, including assisted living, nursing home care, memory support for those with Alzheimer's or dementia, hospice, in-home care, independent living, respite care, adult day care, and full CCRC (Continuing Care Retirement Community) services-all of which means different support can be arranged as residents' needs change. People also get a membership to the Bay Area Family YMCA, which is a nice way for seniors to stay active with safe exercise programs, and being close to Riverwalk Pier means there's easy access to a peaceful spot for walking or relaxing outdoors. The environment is meant for independent seniors, but the trained staff always helps out with whatever level of care is needed. Residents get complimentary transportation within the community, which comes in handy for medical appointments or errands. The facility isn't a consumer reporting agency, and the information it offers is collected by caregivers who want to give accurate, easy-to-understand details to people making decisions about senior living.
