Casa De Los Abuelos Dos, LLC operates as a residential care home and is equipped to manage an extensive range of medical and behavioral needs. The staff is prepared for residents who wander, attempt elopement, display combative or other behavioral issues, or stay awake throughout the night. Advanced dementia care is accepted, and the team follows protocols for diabetic management whether the resident uses oral medications, injections, or a sliding scale regimen. Wound care, oxygen administration, and special diet oversight are provided. The community also admits adults under 60 when appropriate and accepts residents with psychiatric diagnoses.

Clinical support is reinforced by a nurse on call around the clock, awake and asleep night-shift staff, and required background checks for all employees. The property maintains a fenced rear area, door alarms, and resident PERS units to alert staff. On-site podiatry visits are available, and the home can coordinate with outside professionals for additional services. Residents can receive full assistance with bathing, eating, dressing, and toileting. Mobility support ranges from standby help to two-person transfers, full Hoyer-lift transfers, and bed-bound care, with accommodation for walkers and wheelchairs.

Living quarters include options with private bathrooms, basic furnishings, cable hookup, and the ability for residents or families to repaint or decorate. Features vary by room, so not every accommodation has every item listed; confirming availability during a tour is recommended.

Meals follow a set daily menu, but staff can prepare food to order when residents want alternatives. Snacks are kept accessible throughout the day, and diet modifications are implemented for conditions such as diabetes, low-sodium requirements, or texture adjustments.

Amenities include resident parking, outdoor smoking areas, community-approved pets, wheelchair-accessible common spaces, internet access, communal gardens, on-site religious services, and scheduled transportation for errands or appointments. It’s a good idea to check with the community during your visit to see if your pet will be allowed.