Heaven's Grace Care Home 2 sits in Oceanside, California, and you'll find it offers assisted living care to a small group of six residents, which often makes for a quieter setting and more personal attention, and you can pick from different studio room layouts, all private and with their own bathrooms, so folks don't have to share unless they want to visit common spaces together, which are both indoors and outdoors-meaning residents get spots to relax, socialize, or enjoy a garden view. The staff keeps an eye on health needs, offering medication management, help with basics like bathing, dressing, and moving around, and they'll also work with other healthcare providers when needed, giving families some peace of mind.
Residents who care about their independence but need regular help find that help here, and the care team adjusts plans for each person's needs, so routines and support don't feel forced. There's a focus on comfort, with amenities like cable or satellite TV, high-speed internet, and scheduled activities from karaoke and trivia nights to wine tasting, yoga, and devotional services, so there's usually something going on, and mealtimes offer choices like gluten-free, vegan, vegetarian, kosher, and even organic options, so dietary restrictions get met without much fuss. The place gets regular housekeeping to keep things tidy, and gardens and outdoor spots are ready when folks crave fresh air or time to chat with others.
This board and care home style means things feel homier and a bit more family-like than a big facility, and trained staff are around to help with daily living, health monitoring, incontinence, and higher needs if they come up. There's a memory care program, options for day services, long-term care, and even hospice if a resident needs it, all tailored with personalized plans. The facility rates as very good, about three stars from verified reviews, and is managed by Purple Door, LLC. Reviews get checked for honesty by SeniorAdvisor.com, so families can get a clearer idea from real experience. The facility's part of a larger group that helps families make informed decisions, and their advisors talk through care needs with callers most days, including evenings and weekends.
Folks who move here often notice the friendly, cozy vibe because the group is so small, and it's easy to spot staff helping residents stay safe while encouraging them to join a game, try a new meal, or attend spiritual services. Security-wise, spaces are designed for accessibility, and transportation and parking are nearby, so visits aren't a hassle. Detailed prices aren't listed publicly, but the focus stays on flexibility, safety, and keeping daily life as enjoyable and routine as residents want it to be, while respecting everyone's dignity and choices along the way.
