Accent On Seniors sits on a quiet hilltop just a mile from the beach in San Clemente, California, surrounded by tropical plants, so you look around and see palm trees and flowers, and you'll notice it's peaceful, not crowded, with only six residents at a time, and the staff get to know everyone by name, since they're there twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week, always ready if someone needs help getting in and out of bed, using the bathroom, bathing, or even eating their meals, which the staff prepare three times a day, making sure to help with special diets, whether someone has diabetes or hypertension or just likes things a certain way, and if a resident struggles with Parkinson's or dementia or is wheelchair-bound, they make sure to provide all the little supports with grooming, medication, and moving around the home, and there are private and shared rooms, each with a private or semi-private bathroom, and the feeling is home-like, not like a big institution.
People who need extra help with laundry, cleaning, or dry cleaning get that help, too, and there's a focus on keeping everything clean and tidy, which families mention a lot in their reviews about how much they appreciate the communication and gentle care. Residents can spend time in the living room, the garden, or the book room, and there are daily activities-sometimes it's music therapy, sometimes animal visits, sometimes board games, sometimes movie nights or just a walk in the garden or sitting together having a cup of tea and chatting with staff or friends.
Accents On Seniors has background checks, drug screening, reference checks, and in-person interviews for every staff member, and the staff also keep up on immunizations, so families know who is looking after their loved ones. If someone needs to go to a doctor or has a hospital trip, the caregivers arrange the rides, and if families have questions about long-term care insurance, there's help through Amada Senior Care.
For those needing memory care, hospice, independent living, or skilled nursing, Accent On Seniors and its links to Capistrano Beach Care Center and other services nearby try to meet those needs or make a referral, so someone can get the support they truly need. Some residents come to the home feeling lonely or frail, some need help with medication, and others want a place where pets are welcome, and all these things are available in this board and care setting.
Families can visit any time, and staff work hard to make everyone feel welcome, which helps people who miss their old homes to settle in, and because the place is small, most residents make friends with each other and with the caregivers over shared meals or group activities. You'll find people relaxing in the hot tub, reading in the common areas, or joining in a group event in the evenings. The home has a license from the California Department of Social Services, and the license number is 300613239.
Overall, Accent On Seniors offers personal, round-the-clock care in a comfortable, calm home that feels like family, and it's designed for older adults over 60 years old who want reliable help with daily life in a friendly seaside community.
