My Home of Aging

My Home of Aging sits in a quiet residential neighborhood in Woodland Hills, California, at 23817 Bessemer Street, not far from West Hills Hospital, Kaiser Permanente, and shops and restaurants you can walk to, with parks, mountains, and walking paths nearby, and offers care for seniors in a small, home-like setting with only six private bedrooms, so every resident gets close attention and more privacy. Staff at My Home of Aging provide skilled nursing services, which means round-the-clock medical care, physical therapy, rehabilitation, and wound care for people who have serious health needs after an illness or surgery, and they're trained in memory care, so they offer specialized programs, safe environments, and activities for people living with Alzheimer's or dementia, with 24-hour supervision to help residents stay safe and feel less anxious. The community has assisted living services, too, like help with medication, bathing, dressing, meals, and housekeeping, and for those who want independence but need support sometimes, they also offer independent living with help available if needed, and residents can enjoy things like open floor plans, modern decor, and WiFi which makes it easier to get around and stay connected. There's a focus on warm, personalized care, with a staff that goes through careful screening and a lot of training so residents can maintain their dignity and self-reliance while getting the help they need, whether that's long-term care, hospice, or just an occasional hand with daily tasks, and families get peace of mind knowing someone's there. The place is comfortable and safe, with easy access for people who don't move as well as they used to, and they handle things like laundry, cooking, and even transportation and parking, and when caregivers need a break, they offer respite care so your loved one is supported. My Home of Aging belongs to Serenity Care Health, which runs several homes in the San Fernando Valley, including Walnut Acres Residential Care and Flairs Manor, with the same emphasis on kindness and trust. While Medicare isn't accepted unless certified, the home is licensed for six residents and focuses on those aged sixty and older, creating a real community feel with higher staff ratios and lots of attention. The environment is set up to help residents with memory problems feel less lost and more comfortable, whether in a single-story or multi-story home, and open layouts make it easy for anyone to get around, so everyone can age in place with the support they need as their needs change.