FloMarie Loving Care Home sits at 2102 North Chestnut Circle in Mesa, Arizona, on a quiet street with big cacti and palm trees, and the place looks and feels like a family house instead of a large institution because it's set up as a small, residential board and care home. The community has between five and eight private rooms, each one furnished and coming with things like telephones and simple comforts, and you'll find common areas like a living room, patio, and communal dining space where people gather for meals or to visit. Folks here get three meals a day cooked by staff who pay attention to things like food allergies and diabetes, so they manage different diets and prepare food from scratch every day, and meals are served in the dining room or you can get them all day according to your need.
The home holds up to ten people, so it feels homey and quiet, and the staff provides help with daily things like bathing, dressing, transferring around the house, medication management, and daily housekeeping. There's 24-hour supervision and care for residents, including non-ambulatory care and coordination with outside healthcare providers, and memory care services are available where staff are trained to help people who have Alzheimer's or dementia and keep the home safe with exit alarms and secure outside spaces, so residents can stay active without worry. If someone needs to stay for a short time, the respite program lets them do that too.
FloMarie Loving Care Home aims to support independence, so folks still do what they can for themselves, but get help when they need it, and special touches like movie nights, garden walks, card games, and reading groups happen as part of the daily activities so there's always something to do. The backyard has walking paths and a garden, and the staff make it easy for folks to get rides to appointments or group outings, and there's parking for those who need it. Housekeeping and laundry services are included-right down to dry cleaning-and room amenities make day-to-day living simpler.
The location is out near Mesa but not far from urban things to do, so families visiting can go to parks and even catch cultural events like ballet or symphony concerts nearby. The atmosphere is calm and routine, the staff provides around-the-clock care, and the setting is such that people who need a bit of help can live comfortably, be part of a small group, and still have their own space. The place is a licensed residential care home with license number AL1859H, and though there's little public information about costs, the community specializes in caring for older adults with varying needs, including memory care, assisted living, and home care, aiming to keep life as simple and safe as possible for its residents.
