Sunrise Terrace Rcfe II

Sunrise Terrace Rcfe II sits in a quiet San Luis Obispo neighborhood and has served seniors since late 2017, offering care in a regular house that's been set up with extra wide doors and features to help residents move around easily if they need to. The staff stay on site around the clock and they've gotten special training to help seniors with daily needs like bathing, dressing, taking medicine, and moving from bed to chair. The place has six licensed beds in both private and shared rooms, with bathrooms available in some of them, and every room comes furnished, with air-conditioning, telephone, internet, and cable so residents can stay comfortable and connected. People get help with light housekeeping and laundry, and there's meal preparation every day, using organic foods when possible and working with special diets like for diabetes or other needs. There's a nurse and care staff who work with outside healthcare providers, so residents can get hospice care, dementia care, disease specific and cancer care, and help with other health issues, as well as medication management and coordination for doctor visits, and transportation for medical appointments and errands is available. The facility also lets families use VA Benefits or the Aides & Attendance program if they're eligible. Residents can join group activities, exercise programs, and regular community events like movie nights or gardening, and there's a walking path and outdoor garden for fresh air. There's always a 24-hour call system and supervision for extra peace of mind, and help is available for little things like meal service, bathroom support, and easy living, so folks don't have to worry about cooking, cleaning, or home maintenance. Things feel pretty homelike, with an easy-going routine and chances for socializing, fostering friendship and connection among the few residents who live there, and the approach really focuses on individual support while keeping folks as independent as possible. The place doesn't accept Medicare, but is licensed by the state of California, and it's been part of the local senior care network for some years now, offering personal and reliable care in a small, familiar home setting.