J & V Home For The Seniors I sits in a quiet spot at 3427 Moorland Avenue in Santa Rosa, California, licensed as a Residential Care Home for the Elderly since December 23rd, 2003, under the name of Lingbanan, Victoria, and it holds a license with the state, number 496801257, allowing care for up to six residents in a small, close-knit environment where people can really get to know each other and the staff pays close attention to everyone, and the place runs as both an assisted living board and care home offering senior care services and a focus on memory care for people facing Alzheimer's or dementia, with individualized plans and a safe, secure setup, and you'll notice that they have 24-hour supervision with caregivers, and help with all the basics like bathing, dressing, grooming, medication management, and even things like transfers when needed, some of which might require two people or special arrangements, and support includes incontinence care, non-ambulatory care, and high acuity needs, so folks can stay comfortable even when needs change a bit, and there are registered nurses (RNs), licensed vocational nurses (LVNs), and certified nursing assistants (CNAs) who work with other healthcare providers to handle hospice, disease-specific care like for cancer, and home health cases, and the caregivers speak English and aim to keep the atmosphere joyful, friendly, and respectful of everyone's dignity and independence.
Meals get prepared each day by staff or chefs with special diets in mind, like diabetic or other restrictions, and residents eat together in a dining room with snacks throughout the day, and if someone needs meals adjusted for allergies or high blood pressure, that's handled with care, and it feels a lot like a home here, with home-cooked food, private and semi-private rooms that come fully furnished, wheelchair accessible showers, comfortable living spaces, and room layouts that people can pick from, designed to be comfortable and easy to get around, including ranch-style rooms and community areas.
People have access to Wi-Fi and cable or satellite TV, telephone service in their rooms, and a lot of scheduled group activities that help with staying active and connected, including board games, crafts, music and animal therapy, movie entertainment, and exercise and fitness classes, plus reading rooms, community night events, a spa, a steam room, a wellness area, and areas for outdoor relaxation like walking paths and a community garden, and off-site trips for doctor's appointments, shopping, or faith-based activities can be arranged, with the staff setting up transportation and there's parking for residents too, and folks can take part in community-sponsored events or just enjoy quiet time outside.
Housekeeping and laundry get taken care of regularly, and a housekeeper is on staff, so people don't have to worry about chores, and safety and comfort get top priority, with emergency alert systems in place and help always available, and those who need respite care for a short stay, or hospice care at the end of life, can get those services too, and the atmosphere feels welcoming for making friends, with plenty of ways to connect, socialize, or just relax with a book, a movie, or good company, where things are kept simple and dependable for older adults who want help when they need it and still value their independence.
