All About Seniors

All About Seniors - Walnut Street in Red Bluff, California, is a small, licensed senior living community with 15 beds that helps older adults who want to stay independent but need some help. Folks there can get assisted living, memory care for dementia or Alzheimer's, and skilled nursing care, plus options for respite, hospice, or palliative care if needed, and it's got a homelike setting with studio rooms, shared dining space, gardens, and walking paths you can enjoy. Staff help with daily needs like bathing, dressing, medication management, and grooming, and they handle laundry, cleaning, and meal preparation, making sure meals are nutritious and suited to special diets. The place has home care choices for those who want help while living at home, and care homes for folks needing more hands-on support, and it also takes care of medical needs for different conditions, including diabetes, cancer, heart disease, and more. Families appreciate that the community hosts outings, movie nights, exercise classes, arts and crafts, and other ways to stay active, all while providing safe transportation to appointments and errands. If you need someone to manage medical appointments or paperwork, they'll pitch in, and caregivers speak English and provide 24-hour supervision, plus there are emergency alert systems for safety. All About Seniors serves women and men, including people under 55 and up to 85 and older, and they welcome everyone-whether you want to live alone, with a spouse or relative, or need a temporary place to recover. Funding can come from private pay, Medicaid, insurance, or other sources, though the community may not take Medicare. The community focuses on a social care model that helps residents stay as independent as possible, with programs and amenities tailored to both active and disabled seniors, and they always try to keep things clean and comfortable, with furnished rooms, telephone connections, hair salons on-site, and friendly staff. The overall feel's relaxed and personal, with staff and residents available to meet during a tour, and the smaller size tends to help staff provide more attention and care.