Dad's Place

Dad's Place sits in Auburn, CA, and serves seniors with a small, home-like setting, holding up to six residents in both single and shared rooms, and you'll find people often say it feels cozy and laid-back with friendly staff around day and night. Residents at Dad's Place get help from trained staff like Kimberly Cook, Verling Emily, and Nichole Root, and you'll find a lot of care options, whether someone needs help with bathing, dressing, or getting medications managed, or just a bit of support with daily tasks like eating, moving around, laundry, or housekeeping. The staff stays available 24/7 and works to give every resident personal attention, whether someone has Alzheimer's or dementia, or just needs help growing older safely and comfortably, and the building is licensed as a Residential Care Elderly facility so it follows state requirements for care and safety. Dad's Place covers different needs from short-term medical care, physical therapy, and rehabilitative services, to board and care, and it even offers specialized memory care for those needing more structure and support. The location is wheelchair accessible, and set up for both men and women in a co-ed arrangement, with furnished rooms and an emergency alert system for peace of mind, and there's always plenty of comfort food, community meals, and special dietary support for those with allergies or diabetes. Seniors can choose between private and shared living spaces, relax in the dining area, stretch in the activity room, or join in on things like movie nights, house cleaning, and social activities. Gardens and walking paths let people get fresh air, and there's the Edgewood Guest Home and Three Pines Adult Residential Facility nearby, offering even more options within the same care philosophy. Residents also have the chance to enjoy guest-friendly events and community resources for handling moves or looking at other living choices if their needs change. Dad's Place provides skilled home health care through programs like Partners In Care, offers services managed by Purple Door, LLC, and goes further with home health and senior living management help for families looking for some guidance. The service holds an A+ BBB rating and has surveys usually completed by groups like the Department of Aging or Veteran's Services, showing they aim for good care but don't just chase praise-they stick to doing the work and letting families see it for themselves. The facility doesn't accept Medicare as payment unless certified through the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, so it works best for families who can pay privately or through different long-term care plans. Residents get a calm and supportive place to live, with personal care that can be shaped around their habits and preferences, and they find a sense of comfort, support, and belonging from both the staff and the small group of neighbors sharing the same home.