Mirabel by the Sea III

Mirabel by the Sea III sits in a quiet cul-de-sac in Garden Grove, California, where seniors get several levels of care from independent living up to full medical services, and you'll find that the place is on the smaller side, which means residents get more personal help if they need it, whether it's bathing, dressing, managing medications, eating, or getting around, and the staff can help with mechanical lifts for folks who need extra support moving from the bed to a wheelchair, including 1-person and 2-person transfers. There's support day and night for memory care folks, especially those living with Alzheimer's or dementia, with secure areas, memory-enhancing activities, and therapies focused on cutting down confusion or wandering, plus an enclosed courtyard, a big yard, and palm trees and flowers that make it pleasant and safe for moving around outside. There's a swimming pool, semi-private and private rooms with different prices depending on how much care someone needs, and nutritious meals prepared with care, and you'll notice that the staff get mentioned a lot for being kind and friendly, which matters to folks who call the place home. Residents can bring cats or dogs, join in social activities, attend onsite devotional services, visit the beauty salon, and go on trips or field outings, all planned by full-time activity directors, and there's also transportation available for doctor's visits or outings, meaning seniors don't have to worry about driving. Skilled nursing is available for those who need it, with round-the-clock support, wound care, rehabilitation, and diabetes support including blood sugar checks and insulin injections, as well as incontinence and non-ambulatory care, and the secure setting is designed so family doesn't need to worry about wandering or safety at night. Mirabel by the Sea III offers respite stays, home care services if needed, and has regular tours-so folks can see how daily life, dining, and activities work-plus its location puts it close to hospitals, shopping, senior centers, and places seniors might like to go. The community, which is licensed and reviewed as quiet and pleasant, aims to keep seniors as independent as possible while being ready to help when health needs increase, so residents can stay in familiar surroundings even as care needs change.