The Cromwell Home sits in a quiet countryside neighborhood in Val Verde, California, near the foothills of the Topatopa Mountains, and has served the Stevenson Ranch community since 2008. This place is a small residential property turned care home with six licensed beds, making it easy for staff to give each resident plenty of attention, and it's fully accessible for people with limited mobility or who use wheelchairs. Operated by a registered nurse with over 25 years of experience, The Cromwell Home offers assisted living, board and care, memory care-including care for Alzheimer's-and home care, with specialized care plans for people with conditions like Parkinson's, dementia, or diabetes. Residents get daily help with bathing, dressing, medication, and movement, plus laundry and housekeeping are part of everyday life here, so things stay tidy and comfortable.
The Cromwell Home has a variety of amenities you wouldn't always expect in a smaller facility, like a computer and media center, library, TV lounge, arts and crafts center, and a commons area for gathering with neighbors. Residents can enjoy outdoor sitting spaces and walks if they like, and they have the choice to sit and read in the sunshine. The home is close to healthcare providers and hospitals and offers transportation-sometimes complimentary, sometimes at cost-for doctor visits or errands; a city bus is also nearby for public transit. There's plenty to do, with organized activities like holiday parties, devotional services, live music, barbecues, and trips for people who want to go out. There's also a structured schedule to encourage friendships and keep everyone social and active. Staff members are trained and friendly, always nearby to help with daily living and make sure everyone gets the support they need, and six units means no one's overlooked.
Residents get home-cooked meals with vegetarian options, and staff can follow special diets when needed. The care home has private baths, outdoor areas, and parking for residents, and all showers are wheelchair accessible. Families can feel better knowing their loved one is in a supportive, smaller place that values comfort, safety, and dignity, and the community is designed to feel homelike and personal, not institutional. The Cromwell Home welcomes seniors needing long-term, respite, or short-term stays and pays close attention to mobility challenges, with every part of the home made for easy movement. Religious services happen on site for those interested, and staff arranges off-site devotional activities as well. It doesn't accept Medicare unless properly certified, but does offer non-acute long-term care with a focus on the everyday needs and well-being of each person who lives there.
