A Verona Court IX

A Verona Court IX runs as a Residential Care Home with only six beds, so it feels more like a real home than a big facility and seniors get more attention here since there's a small group, and you see the same faces every day, which some folks like, and it's set up in a private house, so the place looks and feels like where someone always lived. Staff help with daily needs like bathing, dressing, grooming, and medication, and there's always someone around day or night, and there's support for diabetics, incontinence care, and stand-by help for those who need assistance moving, even with lifts for those who need it. Care is available for people dealing with Alzheimer's or dementia, with a secured memory care building and special wander alert systems so staff are told right away if someone is trying to leave or get into an unsafe area, and technology helps here with alarms on bracelets for those who might wander, keeping everyone safer, and the environment tries to cut down on confusion. Meals are homemade and use organic ingredients, plus there are kosher and vegetarian options, so most dietary needs are covered, and if someone needs changes for things like diabetes or high blood pressure, they'll adjust things as needed, and everyone gets three meals a day. The home offers activities to keep everyone involved, from board games and movie nights to reading rooms, art and music therapy, and devotional time, and there are areas both inside and outside where people can gather, talk, or enjoy the weather. For those who like a bit of pampering, there's a barber and beautician on-site, plus a fitness area, hot tub, and sauna, and staff handle cleaning, laundry, and even take care of all the cooking so residents can focus on what they want to do, not chores. Nurses are on staff and a doctor, dentist, podiatrist, and therapy specialists come by as needed, so care's always available for regular needs or changes in health. Transportation helps folks get to doctor's visits, shopping, or activities outside, and there's parking for those who still drive, and arrangements can be made if extra help is required. Every bedroom comes furnished, some are private and some shared, all have private bathrooms with wheelchair accessible showers, and amenities like air conditioning, phone, cable, internet, kitchenettes, and maintenance-free living mean residents don't have to worry about upkeep. Social life is encouraged and there's a mix of group meals, recreational programs, and faith-based options, plus visiting specialists, and staff work to include everyone, whether someone prefers to keep active or focus on a quieter routine. The facility is fully licensed by California's Department of Social Services as a Residential Care Facility for the Elderly, license number #306004113, but it doesn't accept Medicare, and care levels adjust as people's needs change-some come for short-term stays, some for memory care, others for independent or assisted living, and residents have options as care needs get heavier over time. Smoking's not allowed in indoor areas, and safety is a priority with 24/7 supervision, emergency call systems, and a setup for folks with mobility limitations, so getting around or getting help never takes long in this smaller, home-like community.