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- 24300 Canyon Lake Drive Canyon Lake, California 92587
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Business Hrs: 8:30 am – 5:00 pm,
We maintain a clean, welcoming, and organized environment so residents can relax and feel at home.
Explore the full range of services designed to enhance daily life, support health and safety, and foster community connection.
We’ll learn about your health history and more.
Each resident shares things they love, don’t love and lifestyle goals. Every care plan also comes with a physical therapy evaluation.
We then share a plan that focuses on each resident’s strengths and provides support in the areas they need most.
We’ll coordinate with you to get you settled in your new home while you take in the views of the Santa Monica Mountain with a new friend.
The comfort and safety of all members are of paramount importance to us. All residences are access-controlled with 24-hour onsite security.
The minimum age requirement for a nursing home varies based on the facility, but most only admit residents aged 62+. Moreover, there are laws and regulations governing nursing home admission, so it’s crucial to determine if this type of care is needed
Yes, spouses can live together in some assisted living facilities. Each one determines if they allow or do not allow, so always check ahead of time. However, having your parents bunk together in an assisted living room. Many couples, especially as they get older, rely on one another for companionship and support.
Yes, but most assisted living communities have requirements and some restrictions. At an SLR community, our Pet Agreement lays out all the details. The most important requirements are that your dog or cat must be licensed, neutered/spayed, and have up-to-date vaccinations.
There are four basic types of floor plans: open floor plans, closed floor plans, modular floor plans, and hybrid floor plans. Open floor plans are perfect for families who want to be able to interact with each other while they are cooking or relaxing in the living room.
Various types of care facilities can support people with Alzheimer’s disease. Nursing homes are suitable for people who need specialized, ongoing care from medical professionals. However, a nursing facility may not be the right option for every person or every stage of the disease.
Here are some of the signs it may be time to consider memory care: Your loved one has trouble with hygiene and basic self-care. Your loved one is no longer able to leave the home due to unpredictable behavior. Your loved one has become increasingly agitated or aggressive due to dementia.
