Pueblo House

Pueblo House is a small senior living community in Napa, California, that's also known as a Board and Care Home, and it can care for only six residents at a time, which means people get more attention and support from friendly, dedicated caregivers who help with bathing, dressing, medication management, transfers, and reminders for daily activities. The rooms come as studio or semi-private layouts, fully furnished with telephones, cable, WiFi, private bathrooms, and linens provided, and the whole place is wheelchair accessible with walking paths, a garden, and common rooms where folks can visit with each other or join in on various activities that fill the calendar, such as movie nights, community-sponsored events, and group meals set in a dining room serving balanced, nutritious menus that can support dietary needs like diabetes. The staff provide 24-hour supervision and use things like an emergency alert system and a Wander Alert System, with bracelets and computerized alerts to keep people with Alzheimer's and dementia safer in a secured memory care building, while offering behavioral care and help for people who may have physical or memory challenges, and there's also non-ambulatory care, diabetic care, incontinence care, and high acuity care available alongside coordination with healthcare providers and transportation to doctor's appointments. Pueblo House provides respite care for short stays, hospice support, and can handle short-term relief for caregivers, and all the housekeeping, laundry, and linen services are included, with staff able to give insulin injections and blood sugar checks with some restrictions. The average cost for a semi-private room is $2,800, and for a memory care studio, it's $3,800, and the facility's licensed by the state of California with license number 286804167, having a Seniorly Community Score of 7.3 based on things like reviews and safety, which points out that this home offers different levels of care in an informal, home-like setting where seniors can get help as their needs change, with a focus on respect and keeping a friendly, welcoming atmosphere.