Antelope Valley Retirement Villa

Antelope Valley Retirement Villa sits in Lancaster, California, as a large community that can hold up to 157 residents, and since opening in 2016, has offered studio-style rooms that come fully furnished, with private bathrooms, air conditioning, cable TV, phone lines, and Wi-Fi, plus each has a kitchenette and the place has recently done some renovating to update all the rooms, making sure folks have both comfort and privacy, and the rooms are set up for easy living, with help for those who need assistance moving around or handling daily things like getting dressed, taking medicine, or bathing, and for people who need more help, there's medication management, transfer help, and non-ambulatory care as well as a 24-hour call system, supervision around the clock, and 12-16 hour nursing on site. The place takes both Medicaid and Medicare, so it's more reachable for different folks, and they've gone and made sure to offer transportation services, proper parking, and even home care services for those who want to stay at their own home but still get daily help from a trained aide, and for the residents on site, the staff is friendly and ready to provide housekeeping, laundry, and family support, which makes things go smoother. There's regular daily activities for anyone who wants to join in, and Antelope Valley Retirement Villa's got a large activity room, fitness programs, music programs, arts and crafts, a movie theater for film nights, a game room, resident-led activities, as well as outdoor walking paths and big patios, and folks can visit a community garden or relax in plenty of green outdoor spaces, adding to the calm atmosphere, plus the facility is pet-friendly so you can have your companion here if you want. There's a central dining program run by a professional chef and meal planner, offering full board meals with options for special diets like diabetes or allergies, so nutritional needs are taken care of, and shared dining and recreation areas are big enough for everyone to gather comfortably. The library, spa/wellness room, and fitness room give everyone a few more places to spend their time, and the staff support memory care needs with special areas designed to reduce confusion and prevent wandering for folks with dementia or Alzheimer's, and there's also independent living options for people who are still active and enjoy social life without the hassle, all in a community dedicated to steady, consistent care. There's move-in coordination, an emergency alert system for safety, and long-term stay policies for those planning to settle in, and residents can join in with outdoor programs, community events, and use the center for both recreational and social support, and even though it says Residential Care Home and is officially licensed as #197609067 under RCFE, it still has all the basics with a little extra, including five-star amenities and services developed with Oakmont Senior Living, with a review rating averaging 4.2 out of 10, and although the focus is on seniors, there are also services for children in need of residential care, all run by a self-owned team of about 11 to 50 staff who take pride in keeping things running smoothly. Online, more information is listed at http://www.avrv.org, and it's simple to schedule tours for those interested in seeing the facility and community for themselves.