[CLOSED] Orange Villa Home Care

Orange Villa Home Care, which is now closed, operated as a small residential care facility in Orange, California, at 804 W Brentwood Ave, offering space for up to 6 residents in total. The facility provided a home-like setting where seniors could get daily help, healthcare support, and assistance with basic tasks like bathing, dressing, and medication reminders, and you'd often see the staff helping folks with eating, mobility, and more complex needs like Parkinson's disease or incontinence. They offered hospice care, memory care for people with dementia or Alzheimer's, and could help those who weren't able to walk, always with nurses available and a licensed nurse on-call. There's a focus on personalized plans and keeping everyone as independent as possible, so folks did what they could themselves but got a hand when it was needed, and the staff worked to treat everyone kindly, giving attention to each person. Pets like cats and dogs were allowed, so residents could have their animals with them, and transportation was free for doctor visits, shopping, groceries, and even spiritual outings. The building had single bedrooms, shared apartments, and studio units, all fully furnished, with private bathrooms and kitchenettes, and you had air conditioning, internet, cable, and phone service included, which made it comfortable for most people. Residents enjoyed three home-cooked meals every day, snacks whenever needed, and special diets for things like diabetes or high blood pressure were available, with a staff dietitian helping plan meals. The facility had activity spaces like a movie room, game room, communal kitchen, reading area, and greenhouse, plus things like a wellness center, fitness area, jacuzzi, and steam room, so there was always a chance to stay active or just relax. Folks got to play board games, do music or art therapy, take part in regular events or community nights, and the staff helped coordinate activities and trips, keeping everyone engaged and connected. The house had walking paths, garden spaces, and everything was maintained to feel safe and homelike, and there was a focus on safety with emergency call systems both in rooms and throughout the home, fall management, all-day supervision, scheduled care, and standby help always within reach. The staff took care of all cleaning, laundry, and chores, so residents didn't have to worry about upkeep, and there were mobile hairdresser services for those wanting grooming right at home. No smoking was allowed anywhere inside, keeping the air clean for everyone. The facility was state licensed with license numbers 306003461 and 306005407 and followed current senior care practices, keeping up with detailed plans for care, meals, medication oversight, and activities. Residents could spend time in the common dining room or the outdoor yard, use the concierge and transportation coordination, and the staff gave care for high-acuity needs and more involved health issues, tailoring everything to what each person required. Located in the 92865 zip code close to doctors and pharmacies, Orange Villa Home Care provided a calm, supportive environment focused on comfort, safety, and close, caring relationships, though now it's no longer open for new residents.