Arbor Terrace Elderly Care sits on Valerio Street in Van Nuys, California, and provides assisted living and senior care services to older adults who need help with daily activities but don't need full nursing care, offering a calm place where people can get help with bathing, dressing, medication, and transfers, and staff are present around the clock for supervision, making sure residents are safe at all times, and at this community, there's a total of six licensed beds, with a choice of one-bedroom apartments, studio apartments, semi-private rooms, and private rooms for residents to live in, and the rooms come furnished for comfort and have wheelchair-accessible features like showers and tubs.
Residents get meals prepared for them, with healthy options like kosher and vegetarian meals available, and they can request diets sensitive to allergies or for diabetes, and scheduled meals happen daily in the community dining room, and if someone needs help eating, the staff can step in. There are walking paths and a garden outside for fresh air, and the property has both indoor and outdoor areas for people to gather or relax alone, while movie nights, community-sponsored activities, and religious gatherings such as Christian and Adventist services take place regularly and give people a chance to stay connected or simply enjoy a change in routine, and these social programs help keep everyone engaged.
Staff helps not only with daily hygiene but also with incontinence care and more complex health needs like non-ambulatory and high acuity care, coordinating with healthcare providers as needed, and memory care is available for those with Alzheimer's or other cognitive difficulties, so different levels of assistance are covered, and if a family needs temporary help, respite care is offered, and there's also hospice care for end-of-life support, along with adult daycare options for short-term supervision during the day.
Housekeeping, laundry, dry cleaning, and move-in help are all part of the support provided to keep things running smoothly, and transportation is available for outings at cost, with parking for residents who drive, and the staff speaks more than one language, including Russian, letting them better support a wider group of people, and small dogs are allowed as long as they meet weight limits. Arbor Terrace Elderly Care carries a residential care license for the elderly, and its main focus is to promote a safe and comfortable life for seniors, making it easier for them to have social connections and maintain a sense of independence, all within a small, homelike space where specialized care is given based on each person's needs.
