Garden View Home sits in a peaceful Santa Rosa neighborhood where caregivers offer support in a small, calm setting. The place runs under Rincon Valley Gardens LLC and holds two state licenses, with a maximum of six residents at a time, so nobody feels lost in a crowd and everyone gets to know each other. Meals come homemade three times a day, with snacks, and residents can get special diets adjusted for health issues like diabetes or high blood pressure, and there are dementia-friendly menu options too. Every room has a private half bath, and residents can pick private or semi-private spaces, including studios and 1-bedrooms, with common rooms and garden access for everyone to use, plus a book room, lounges, a game area, and places to relax outside in the sun.
Caregivers stay at Garden View Home 24 hours a day, ready to help with bathing, dressing, eating, grooming, and incontinence care, and some staff can give insulin or help with two-person transfers if needed, but they'll want families to check on that before moving in. Memory care's part of daily life here, so staff take care to protect folks who might wander, with secure entry and a special program for people with memory troubles, including health checks and medicine management every day. The caregivers-many of whom speak English and sometimes other languages-keep things friendly and personal, always aiming to build relationships and encourage independence. Staff help with doctor's visits and run planned trips to stores and faith services, and residents can join animal therapy, music classes, workout groups, board games, movie nights, and gardening-a full calendar that keeps everyone active and social.
Light housekeeping and laundry come with the stay, and aides will help residents get to meals or events if they want a hand. The home offers a wellness center, emergency call systems, Wi-Fi, and safety checks, keeping things practical and safe for those who need a bit more watch over them. There's a mobile stylist who visits, and a barbershop on-site to help folks with haircuts and grooming, plus a café for snacks and an outdoor garden space that's good for sitting or walking paths. Staff make sure residents get their medicine right and help with health monitoring, and they'll work with doctors and families to tailor everyone's care. Pets are often welcome, and Garden View Home cares about making folks feel at home, offering activities and daily routines that fit what each person likes, whether that's a quiet book, a chat over coffee, or a walk outside in the afternoon sun.
