Questions About Our El Dorado Hills Home

We're a state-licensed care home with just 6 people. Big places have 50-200+ people. Here, your loved one sees the same staff every day. They eat home-cooked meals at a family table. They live in a real house—not a building with long halls.

Six people at most. This small size lets us give each person more care. Everyone gets to know each other.

Yes. We are licensed by the state of California. Our license covers both daily care and memory care.

We help with all daily needs. Light help includes pill reminders and bath help. Full help means we assist with all daily tasks. The only care we cannot give is care that needs a nurse.

Yes. Memory care is part of our base rate at no extra cost. Our small size helps people with memory loss. They see the same faces each day, which helps them feel safe and calm.

Your rate stays the same. We do not charge more when care needs grow. Light help today or full help later—the price is still $6,500 a month. The only time this changes is if they need a nurse full-time.

We handle all pills—sorting them, giving reminders, and making sure they take them on time. We work with your loved one's doctor and drug store. This is part of the monthly rate.

We have trained staff here 24/7. For health needs, we work with your loved one's doctors and home health teams. If they need a nurse full-time, we can help you find the right place.

$6,500 a month for a private room. This price covers all care, meals, fun things to do, cleaning, and rides to the doctor. No hidden fees.

Yes. The only extras are things they choose to buy (soap, clothes, snacks), their doctor bills, and an optional phone line. All else is covered.

Yes. We work with all care insurance. We help you check your plan, fill out forms, and get the most money back. Many families get $3,000-$5,000 a month from their insurance.

First month ($6,500) plus a $1,000 deposit. Total: $7,500. You get the deposit back within 30 days of moving out.

Yes. Shared rooms cost $5,200-$5,800 a month. Same care, meals, and services—just a shared room.

People wake up when they want—no 6am calls. They eat at the family table and spend the day as they like. Read, watch TV, join games, sit in the garden, or just relax. It feels like home.

Games, crafts, music, movies, light exercise, and trips to parks and places to eat. A hair stylist comes to us. All of this is optional—join as much or as little as you like.

Three home-cooked meals plus snacks each day. We eat together at the dining table. We can adjust for diet needs. This is real home cooking, not food from a big kitchen.

Yes. Family is welcome any time. We want you to visit—it helps your loved one feel good. You can join us for meals too, just let us know.

Yes, please do! Their own things help them feel at home. Each room has space for a bed, dresser, chair, and personal items.

If we have a room, move-in can happen in a few days. We know some families need to act fast after a hospital stay or sudden health change.

1) Tour and meet our team. 2) We check if we can meet their needs. 3) Sign the forms. 4) Pay first month plus deposit. 5) Move in. We keep it simple.

Month to month. No long contract. If it is not the right fit, you can leave with 30 days notice.