Blessed Family Living II

Blessed Family Living II sits in Simi Valley, CA, and serves seniors 60 and over who may need help with daily living or have memory challenges like Alzheimer's or dementia, and the facility keeps things small by caring for no more than ten residents at a time in a peaceful home-style setting, where you'll find a yard with bright gardens and walking paths that let folks get some fresh air or just stroll when they like, and the rooms-whether semi-private or private-come fully furnished, looking comfortable and always neat. Staff help with things like bathing, dressing, meals, grooming, toileting, medication management, and handle things like cleaning, laundry, and special diets, and family gets regular updates as communication stays a big focus, never leaving anyone out of the loop about care or challenges. There's round-the-clock supervision, background-checked staff with training for dementia, and healthcare coordination as needed, along with help for those using wheelchairs or facing incontinence with staff on hand to remind or help with restroom use and care, plus diabetes support, though some residents manage their own insulin and blood sugar. People living here take part in daily activities, movie nights, and spend time in community areas, and family pets can visit as long as they have shots and stay on a leash, though they don't allow pets to live at the home. Blessed Family Living II is licensed by the state of California and offers lots of ways to pay, including private pay or long-term care insurance, but not usually Medicare, and costs start at about $3,500 for a semi-private or $3,800 for a private studio. The community aims to keep an open and peaceful environment, supporting dignity, independence, and a sense of belonging, and anyone needing a break as a caregiver can arrange respite care for short-term stays. Residents can depend on transportation for medical appointments, the grounds are kept bright and welcoming, meals are served in a dining room with all-day dining options, and emergency systems are in place for safety, while every person gets care fitted to their needs, whether they need a bit of help or memory care services in a comforting home where folks can feel safe and respected.