Country Care Assisted Living Home for the Elderly sits in Selma, California, with room for ten residents in a comfortable, semi-private setting that feels smaller and more personal than bigger places, and every resident has either a fully furnished studio or another cozy room with access to common kitchens or kitchenettes, making daily life easier. Residents get help from personal care assistants with things like bathing, dressing, and moving about, plus walking wheelchair assistance and incontinence care, which can make a big difference for seniors who need a little more support but want to keep some independence. The home offers memory care for people with Alzheimer's or other dementia, so if someone gets confused or tends to wander, the staff knows how to keep them safe in a calming environment.
You'll find a mix of activities every day-arts and crafts, games, health programs, fitness in the center, plus a game room and a garden outside where people can relax or spend time with others if they like. There's Wi-Fi, cable TV, and telephone access all through the building, and common areas help people stay connected. Staff is always there 24 hours a day and provides regular checks, housekeeping, maintenance, laundry, and dry cleaning, so nobody needs to worry about chores, and transportation gets arranged for errands or doctor's visits. If a resident needs special meals for diabetes or dietary needs, the dining team makes those, and everyone eats together in a comfortable dining room, but the staff also helps with eating if needed.
The building's designed for safety with sprinklers, handicap features, and guest parking outside, plus it's not far at all from places like Selma Community Hospital, parks, restaurants, cafes, pharmacies, and worship centers. Residents use amenities like a salon and barbershop without leaving home. There's help with move-in, and the home takes long-term care insurance, but Medicare isn't accepted unless the center is certified for it. Since there are only ten beds, people who move in often find it easier to make friends and feel comfortable, and the focus is always on personalized care without losing sight of individual needs or routines. The staff keeps in touch with doctors and other healthcare providers to coordinate medical needs, and the facility is a licensed Residential Care Elderly community. The location is easy for families to access, since it's close to many local spots. Country Care Assisted Living Home for the Elderly is best suited for older adults who want a safe, active environment with stable support for both daily life and occasional health needs.
