A Cozy Retirement Home II sits on Banff Vista Drive in Elk Grove, California, and holds a license as a Residential Care Facility for the Elderly with certification number #347005387. This home has 6 beds, so there aren't too many people coming and going, and that smaller size helps people get to know each other and lets staff focus more closely on each resident. The building has a smart apartment layout, with studios, single bedroom units, plus options for private or semi-private rooms, and every apartment holds a private ADA-compliant bathroom, so folks who need some help getting around can do so safely and more easily. The whole place has security systems installed to keep residents safe day and night, and there's a regular schedule for doctor assessments, with a nurse available on-call all the time, even at night.
The setting looks and feels like a private house, which can help people feel more at home, and there are decks outside for sitting in the fresh air or watching the birds. There's also walking trails, a reading and library section for folks who love books, a theater for movies, a barbershop for haircuts, and a games and entertainment room where you don't have to worry about being bored. Meals come daily, cooked with care and focus on nutrition, while devotional services are offered offsite for those wanting spiritual connection.
A Cozy Retirement Home II provides its main care services for seniors who need help with daily living activities, so there's assistance with bathing, dressing, and medication management, plus support with moving around and help preventing falls. Those who need memory care get special attention, including features to help manage confusion and keep residents from wandering if they have Alzheimer's or other types of dementia, and staff receive specific training for these needs. There's also a schedule of wellness programs, social activities, computer classes, and arts & crafts, and there's transportation for trips when needed. Folks have the chance to make their rooms personal with favorite items or furnishings from home, creating a comfortable space. Residents can take part in on and offsite activities meant to keep the mind busy and help people stay connected, and the small size of the place helps everyone feel more like family. Since the community's been around since 2014 and focuses on residential care, there's a good mix of experience while always keeping the approach personalized, giving both residents and their families some peace of mind. Prices aren't published, but staff can explain more if folks want to ask about availability, and there's a website with information about the home and its sister communities.
