Ageway Boarding Care #2 sits in San Mateo, California, right on Royal Avenue across from local community spots and close to the senior center which makes it easy for residents to join in social and recreational activities if they want, and you'll find six beds here in a comfortable home that feels more like family than an institution, and the atmosphere is close and peaceful with kind, attentive staff who help with daily living like dressing, bathing, or getting to meals, and residents can pick a private or semi-private room with posted prices so it's clear what's available and what it costs, and while the home welcomes both men and women, there are also spaces for female-only residents if someone prefers that, and they do allow small pets so residents don't have to leave behind a companion.
This is a licensed Residential Care Elderly home that's earned a strong 4.5-star rating, with a visiting nurse who checks up on folks now and then to help with wellness, and if someone needs help moving around, there's a Hoyer Lift for transfers to make sure it's safe and easy. The caregivers know how to support residents living with memory conditions like Alzheimer's or dementia, and they can provide reminders for medication and assist with personal care. People who stay here get all meals prepared for them with good ingredients, and there's housekeeping and laundry taken care of as well, so residents don't need to worry about chores. There's a full schedule of daily activities, like bingo or card games, and they encourage everyone to join in to build friendships and stay active.
Ageway Boarding Care #2 has options for independent living, assisted living, memory care, nursing care, hospice, adult day services, and both home health and non-medical home care, which covers a wide range of care needs so someone can stay even if their health changes over time, and each person gets their care tailored to them based on what they need. Safety features are in place throughout the home, and the staff keeps an eye on everyone for wellness and safety. Residents and families say the owners are understanding, and staff is compassionate and friendly which goes a long way, and moving in is a little easier since they help with relocation too. The rooms-whether single or shared-are set up so each person can bring pieces from home and get comfortable, and the whole place has a warm, homey feel that helps residents relax and connect with others their age.
