Jackie's Hideaway A sits in a peaceful Tarzana neighborhood, offering a small, family-owned setting on half an acre filled with gardens, flowers, and fruit trees, and you'll see that it's quiet and secure with lots of shady spots for relaxing outdoors, plenty of walking paths, patios, and level parking for easy access, which anyone can appreciate when getting in and out of the house isn't so easy anymore. Each resident here gets a private bedroom and their own bath, with modern features like single-level marble showers, wheelchair accessible bathrooms, hospital beds when prescribed, and all the safety measures you'd expect, including fire alarms, smoke detectors, emergency call buttons, locked medicine cabinets, and door alarms. The community's licensed for six people at a time, so staff know everyone's needs, and the caregivers-who all have at least fifteen years experience-help with daily living tasks like bathing, grooming, dressing, bathroom help, and laundry, and even offer manicures, pedicures, and a mobile stylist. Every day you get three meals adapted for people with diabetes or high blood pressure and snacks in between, so everyone stays nourished and well-taken care of, especially with memory care services and a whole schedule of activities-like art therapy, music, pet therapy, movie nights, group games, exercise classes, and trips into the community for faith services or doctor visits, all coordinated by the activity director and staff.
Jackie's Hideaway A specializes in memory care for people with dementia or Alzheimer's, and the home is secured to keep people from wandering off, using things like security bracelets with alarms, computer systems to alert staff if someone tries to wander into an unsafe place, locked gates, and 24-hour awake staff including nurses and visiting professionals like dentists, podiatrists, and therapists, so someone's always available if a resident needs total assistance with mobility or even two-person help to transfer from bed to wheelchair. Residents can stay even as care needs increase, from managing medications-including insulin shots-to handling incontinence and more advanced conditions like Parkinson's, stroke, cancer, or hospice status. The caregivers follow strict California licensing guidelines, with regular nurse visits and close oversight, and the community welcomes those with difficult behaviors that sometimes come with dementia.
Residents can bring a cat or dog, use the reading room, visit the hairdresser or wellness room, and join in daily activities. The houses themselves are fully licensed, set up for both ambulatory and non-ambulatory residents, and always supervised day and night by compassionate caregivers who know how to help seniors maintain independence and self-esteem. Jackie's Hideaway A has served families for over 21 years and keeps its commitment to respectful, individualized care rooted in simple routines and strong safety. The neighborhood's close to parks, the pharmacy, and restaurants, making outings easy, and the home's peaceful and friendly feel aims to keep people comfortable, safe, and as active as they want to be.
