Golden Years Castle Home Care has helped seniors in Northern Nevada since 2003, with group homes in Reno, Fernley, Kings Row, Manzanita, Lakeside, and Hidden Valley. This community supports both ambulatory and non-ambulatory elders, with care for those who live independently and those who need more help day and night. The homes offer private or semi-private rooms that are elegantly designed and always kept clean and fresh-smelling, a spacious dining room, and a landscaped backyard where residents can enjoy the outdoors and relax.
Safety is a big focus here, with 24-hour staff supervision, video surveillance, an alarm system, and a state-of-the-art sprinkler system, along with strong emergency evacuation plans. Residents with dementia, memory problems, or other medical needs can receive memory care, hospice, respite stays, or ongoing assisted living support, and skilled caregivers help with bathing, dressing, medication, transfers, and health device training, like for feeding tubes, and the staff quickly contacts healthcare professionals when needed.
Nutritious homemade meals, planned by chefs and meal planners, are made three times a day, with options for special diets so residents with high blood pressure, diabetes, food allergies, or other health needs can safely enjoy their meals, and treats are offered now and then, since comfort and enjoyment matter too. Residents can use the book room, garden, walking paths, jacuzzi, sauna, fitness room, game areas, movie schedules, music plans, and art activities to stay active, join in, and keep their minds sharp. Evenings often include community programs or quiet gatherings, and staff can help with transportation to medical appointments, errands, and worship services.
Help with daily activities includes aid in the shower, grooming, washing, clothing, and a traveling stylist or hairdresser visits when needed, so everyone can feel their best. The staff, including Ed, Lucy, Marcie, Jose, and Josie, are known for being caring, joyful, and going out of their way to give support, and families appreciate the peace of mind these personalized levels of care bring. People with complex needs, like dementia or cognitive impairment, get extra kindness and attention, and there's a genuine effort to keep a family atmosphere where everyone feels safe, valued, and respected.
The community has won several awards, like Best of Senior Living and the All Star awards, for its quality care, friendly feel, and activities that keep residents involved in social, mental, and physical ways. The homes are licensed by the Nevada Department of Social Services, and the programs and professional staff-nurses, therapists, certified nursing assistants, and medical social workers-are devoted to helping residents around the clock. Golden Years Castle Home Care keeps a focus on comfort, dignity, and independence, offers a non-discrimination policy, and aims for an environment that's truly supportive and home-like, making it a place where elders can feel hope, optimism, and well-being as they age.
