A Place Called Home Residential Care is an assisted living facility located in Clovis, California. The primary care offering at this residence is assisted living, with an additional focus on providing home care services. The facility is designed to accommodate a small number of residents, typically around six per home, to promote individualized attention and a homelike environment. The community features purpose-built spaces for resident safety, including secure areas for those with memory challenges, and is staffed by caregivers and nurses skilled in providing support for daily living activities, health monitoring, and personal assistance.
The care and medical support services at A Place Called Home Residential Care are comprehensive and tailored to meet a range of individual needs. Diabetes management is available, with attention to medication administration, dietary needs, and regular monitoring. Residents requiring physical therapy have access to therapy arrangements that support mobility and rehabilitation goals. For those who speak Spanish, language support may be available to facilitate communication. Incontinence care and ambulatory assistance are provided, ensuring that residents with varying levels of mobility and personal care needs receive appropriate support. Memory care services are a central component of the facility’s offerings, with secure, purpose-designed community areas, a wander guard or similar system, and routines structured specifically to accommodate and support those living with memory loss, such as Alzheimer’s or other forms of dementia.
Medical oversight includes medication management, regular health status checks by nursing staff, and coordination with healthcare providers outside of the facility as needed. The facility offers 24-hour supervision, hospice care coordination, and supports advanced care planning. Residents have access to amenities such as a barber/beauty salon, laundry and dry cleaning services, and organized clubs and community activities. The environment is secured and arranged to minimize risks and maximize independence within safe boundaries, and the facility is equipped to provide end-of-life (hospice) support as required. The social structure supports both English- and Spanish-speaking residents, promoting engagement and familiarity.
Transportation services are available at cost and can be arranged for both medical and non-medical appointments, such as doctors’ visits, specialist consultations, or personal errands. This ensures residents maintain access to healthcare resources and the ability to attend appointments outside the community, contributing to continuity of medical care and support for overall wellbeing.
Resident and family feedback highlights several aspects of the community. Most describe the environment as exceptionally clean and homelike, noting healthy routines and fresh, accommodating meal options. The staff and owners receive praise for their attentiveness, compassion, and medical proficiency. Families express reassurance regarding safety, the level of individualized care, and improved health and engagement for their loved ones after moving in. The smaller community size supports familiarity and coordination. Negative feedback, while less frequent, mentions occasional concerns about caregiver professionalism, hygiene, and staff consistency, indicating some variance depending on staff and location. Strong communication with families, the reliable maintenance of the facility, and attention to resident dignity and comfort are significant strengths, with many noting the successful blend of healthcare support and engaging daily life.
Costs at this community start at $5,556 and range up to $6,583. The average price in the community is $6,070, which is more than the average price in the area of $4,671. The cost of assisted living in this area is essentially the same as the cost throughout the state. If the resident needs other services, additional services may increase the monthly cost.
