Davey's Care Home is a small assisted living facility set in a residential house at 1309 Oakwood Dr, Modesto, California, with space for up to 6 residents and a license from California's Department of Social Services. Staff help seniors with daily tasks like bathing, grooming, dressing, using the toilet, and moving about, and they're available at any hour since the team stays on-site around the clock. There's a visiting barber or stylist who helps with grooming, so residents get haircuts or trims when needed, and three meals a day get cooked in the home kitchen, with special diet changes possible for folks who deal with health issues like diabetes or high blood pressure. If needed, staff can help with insulin shots and help two-person lifts for those who need extra support, and there's aid with taking medicine, nurse help, podiatry care, dental and hearing support, and memory care programs directed at residents with Alzheimer's or dementia.
The property's got a communal living room, safety and handicap features, a hair salon, parking for visitors and residents, and a dining area with snacks. Residents get to enjoy music therapy, pet visits, tabletop games, craft activities, exercise schedules, and access to a book room and game areas, plus a wellness room or spa for downtime, and sometimes they'll show movies or set up time outside for fresh air. Transportation is available when someone needs a ride to a doctor's appointment, for shopping trips, or to attend spiritual services, and families can count on outreach and updates about care. The staff puts in good effort to help everyone keep as much independence as possible, assists with chores, and creates chances for social connections through group activities, music events, and social nights, working alongside each person's needs. Meals get planned by cooks who focus on flavor and nutritional health, and the care team's known for being warm and helpful, giving special attention to both physical and emotional well-being. The cost for long-term care here usually stays lower than that of a full-time nursing home, and families often feel some comfort knowing that skilled help's close by for their loved one.
