Yucaipa Board and Care

Yucaipa Board and Care is a small, licensed care home at 33176 Colorado Street in Yucaipa, California, that can take care of up to five residents in a cozy, single-story building surrounded by peaceful nature and nice scenery, and you'll find that visits and questions are welcome every day between 10 am and 6 pm by phone or email. The place focuses on personalized care and gives a lot of attention to supporting each person's ability to live as comfortably and independently as possible, with services like help with bathing, dressing, medication, and meal preparation, plus special diets for conditions like diabetes or high blood pressure. The setting's pretty quiet and home-like, with furnished private rooms, wheelchair access, walking paths, gardens, waterfalls, and plenty of places to sit outside or spend time with visitors, and there's transportation available for doctor's appointments and outings, though you might have to pay extra for some rides. Residents get regular activities, like music therapy, board games, devotional time, pet visits, exercise, off-site trips, and home-cooked meals served three times a day, and the staff helps with daily chores, laundry, and housekeeping. The community provides 24-hour awake staff, with an administrator named Aniko Barlow, and partners with care advisors for family support, plus health services like physical, occupational, and speech therapy, incontinence care, medication management, monthly wellness checks, and nurse help always available. There are reviews online and a community map, and the home is regulated by the Department of Social Services with license number 366424158, and the program encourages family involvement, tries different kinds of behavior and nutrition programs, and works to make sure each person is treated with dignity. Yucaipa Board and Care is managed by Concepts In Community Living, and when someone needs even more help, they offer memory care through Wildwood Canyon Villa. The home's overall atmosphere is quiet, warming, and meant to make life as pleasant as possible for its few residents.