Royal Residential Care at 2547 East Norm Place in Anaheim, CA, offers assisted living, memory care, independent living, home care, and short-term respite care for seniors who need different levels of help. The monthly rates start at $6,687 and can go up to $9,050, depending on the services and care a person needs, with some personalized help available for extra cost. The facility has studio apartments, standalone cottages, and bungalows, with both private and shared options for people with different budgets. Seniors can keep their pets with them, making it easier to stay comfortable and feel at home. Many people mention that the place is clean, quiet, and friendly, and the staff helps residents with medication, bathing, dressing, meal preparation, and other daily tasks, so families know someone's around when needed.
Royal Residential Care provides both assisted living and memory care, which means people living with Alzheimer's or dementia can get support in safe, special units with tailored care plans and activities to keep minds and bodies active. The community has hospice and high acuity care, help for non-ambulatory and incontinent residents, and monitoring of health and vital signs. There's a 24-hour security system, an indoor pool for recreation, a beautician for haircuts or grooming, a general store, a library, and community spaces for eating, socializing, and relaxing. Residents can enjoy three meals a day together in the communal dining room and participate in daily activities, birthdays, holiday celebrations, offsite trips, and field outings. Free transportation for shopping and appointments is included, and English-speaking staff are available to answer needs at any time.
Royal Residential Care takes Medicaid and check payments, and is licensed by the state with license number 306004632. The facility runs specialized programs called "Residential Care" and "Memory Care" to ensure everyone gets the right support, whether someone needs reminders to take medicine, help with grooming, or more advanced Alzheimer's care. Seniors can join the community for respite periods or stay long-term, and there is always an effort to support independence, encourage social engagement, and help people have a good quality of life. Many families say the place feels welcoming and the staff are helpful and approachable, which makes a big difference for peace of mind. Tours are available if people want to see the rooms, meet residents, and get a better sense of how the staff works with everyone.
