Pacificare

Pacificare sits in a quiet coastal community at 24622 Jeremiah Drive in Dana Point, CA, with a cozy 2500 square foot home that fits up to six seniors and offers a setting that feels like a home, not a big institution, so folks who live here get care that feels personal and steady, and there are rooms designed for comfort, with furnished spaces and an emergency alert system for safety, and there's always someone around since supervision is round-the-clock. Pacificare helps seniors with daily life-whether help's needed with bathing, dressing, moving around, or managing medications, someone's close by to lend a hand, and staff handle laundry, cleaning, and meal prep, even when a resident has special diets, and there's a dining room where meals are served and where folks can gather for group meals or activities, like movie nights or games. The place takes care of people who need special help, such as Incontinence Care, Diabetic Care, Memory Care for those with memory loss, and Non-Ambulatory Care for those who have trouble walking, and there's hospice care for end-of-life support, as well as respite care for short stays, and home health and home care services are part of what residents can get, along with skilled nursing if someone's got medical needs that require more attention. Pacificare doesn't accept Medicare unless they're fully certified, so that's something folks have to know, and animals are welcome since cats and dogs are allowed, which can help residents feel even more at home. Move-in help is available, and transportation comes complimentary, so getting to appointments or outings isn't a worry, and the starting price for assisted living here is $6,500. There are organized group activities to keep folks connected, and Pacificare also offers support and referral services for families who're trying to figure out the best care for their loved ones. Every bit of the setup-from on-site skilled nursing to the focus on both comfort and safety-means that Pacificare tries to bridge the gap between living alone and needing a full nursing facility, always keeping in mind the needs and peace of mind of both residents and their families.