Lakeside Health & Wellness Suites

Lakeside Health & Wellness Suites sits by the lakeside with views of the Sierra Nevada Mountains, and folks here can find all sorts of health and wellness services, which makes the place good for people who need more than just basic care because they offer physical, occupational, and speech therapy, along with skilled nursing, help with medications, meals, and daily needs like bathing and transfers. The care team works together to create separate plans for each person, and they provide 24-hour nursing care along with visits from board-certified doctors, and if someone needs hospice or respite support, the staff can handle that too. Residents can get support for mental and emotional health with behavioral health services and participate in life enrichment programs, community activities, and even live entertainment events, while people who love getting outside can enjoy gardens, walking paths, and outdoor programs. Rooms have Wi-Fi, cable TV, private bathrooms, kitchenettes, and there's communal dining in a restaurant-style space where a professional chef prepares meals, including diets for people who have allergies or diabetes, and daily meal service runs all day. Residents can relax in community spaces like a media theatre, arts room, game room, and the library, or keep active with fitness programs, a wellness room, and scheduled activities, while staff help with housekeeping, laundry, and even transportation. Nurses and aides supply medication management, rehabilitation, and help for those who can't walk, and if someone needs extra care for chronic conditions like diabetes or heart disease, they can get it here, too, including nutrition counseling and health screenings. Evenings might bring movie nights or arts events, while residents and families can share concerns and help improve things through councils. With 189 licensed nursing home beds (45 available as of June 2025), round-the-clock supervision, and services that fit each person, Lakeside Health & Wellness Suites tries to offer a place that feels safe, welcoming, and focused on helping people stay as independent and comfortable as possible, and Amanda Lawson, NHA, manages the facility, which also accepts Medicare and Medicaid and is run as a for-profit operation.