Pedrose Home Care sits over at 1098 Collins Street in Manteca, California, in a quiet neighborhood that's not far from parks and cafes, and it's got a small, home-like setting with just six beds, so folks who live there get a lot of attention. The place handles assisted living, independent living, nursing home, and memory care, making room for different needs all under one roof. The staff includes trained caregivers and healthcare workers who help with daily things like bathing, dressing, toileting, medication, transfers, and walking, and they provide care for people living with Alzheimer's and other memory issues, so everyone gets support their way, especially with care plans designed to fit each person.
The caregivers at Pedrose Home Care offer help around the clock, and the locked doors plus security systems keep residents safe, with privacy and safety in mind, especially for folks who might wander. People get both medical and non-medical care, including medication management, wound care, and health checks. There are nurses and podiatrists available, and help for special diets, including diabetes or high blood pressure, so residents can stick to what their doctor prescribes. Daily, folks get three home-cooked meals, and special food restrictions are taken into account, whether allergies or chronic conditions play a part.
There's a lot residents can do for fun too, like music therapy, pet therapy, outdoor trips, arts and crafts, board games, and organized social stuff like movie nights and music programs. There's a recreation room, garden spots for some fresh air, a reading room, and even amenities like a spa, hot tub, and steam room, plus simple comforts like workout programs, cable TV, and Wi-Fi. There's a mobile hairdresser, a barber, and a salon for folks who want grooming help, and the staff can assist with getting to appointments, shopping, or church. Laundry and housekeeping come with the stay, and both private and semi-private rooms are available, all furnished. Emergency alert systems are installed for safety, and the community leans on staff who speak English.
The care team also helps families who need a break through respite care, and the place supports people with physical therapy, occupational therapy, reflexology, and even massage therapy. Pedrose Home Care has a simple process for move-ins and can explain waiting lists, contract terms, or special care needs before someone moves in. The facility is regulated by the state and surveyed by agencies like the Department of Aging or Veteran's Services, with a license from the California Department of Social Services. Seniors can live as independently as possible while getting help where needed, whether that's for memory care, basic living support, or getting involved in planned programs, social evenings, and outdoor activities. The community score stands at 3.8, and people can set up visits-either in person or virtual-before making a decision. Every effort goes into creating a reliable place for seniors to live with dignity and some peace of mind for their families.
